IN-COMING Guess we’ll see. November is going to be a

New Post Public Reply Private Reply Replies (1) Message Board
copytele toodles #86429
257
IN-COMING
Guess we’ll see. November is going to be a turning point, one way or another. Personally, I think the Overton window has shifted so significantly, so quickly, that were on the precipice of something truly great.
>>

The shortages are contrived in order to facilitate inflation. I'd go through the mechanics of it but I'm too tired. Look up the liquidity trap and and a zero bound flat interest rate yeild curve. The fed could raise rates until inflation pulled up the long end of the yeild curve. To manage this they need nominal prices to go up while wages stay flat thus increasing ROI thus making demand for capital strong. A liquidity trap has low demand for capital because there is an oversupply from over capacity. Japan is in this situation since the 90s. ROI is very low thus rates are very low. Without massive influx of consumers there simply is insufficient demand to keep up with supply. And the rich have so much money its holding down the long end of the curve. This hurts banks because they borrow shot but lend long and profit on the spread. But in a bottomed out zero bound liquidity trap short and long rates are about the same. Meaning as old loans are paid and new taken the banks will be losing money. If the fed tries to raise short rates it make the problem worse. So they contrived covid to derail the 2A populism and to destroy supply. Then they burned food processing plants and shut off the oil all while pumping in trillions of new money to feed demand. They reversed everything. Now we have high demand funded by welfare and war and low supply. It is so contrived I can't believe I'm the only one who sees it.









Adolph H. Shekelgrubber
VVVVVVVVV
Inline image



Inline image

All I can tell is there is always a crash before the move the monetary system to its next phase. They crashed the system in 1907 to set up the fed in 1913. Then they crashed it in 29 and confiscated the gold in 33. Then in 65 they matched the immigration act with taking out the silver from the coins. In 1971 they detached gold and began deregulation of the financial sector. The next move is to create a basic income, social credit, global currency attached to carbon emissions tracking to save the climate. It will be a debt free currency that a central power issues to the countries involved. But preceding that they are going to use the US dollar for all its worth and expand it to buy up as much hard wealth as they can befor they crash the dollar. It's called the Cantillion Effect. They are burning us with inflation while they buy up all the real wealth. They will be going for all the farmland next and the houses. This is agenda 30. You will own nothing and be happy. They will likely nationalize the banks cancel your debt and remove currency equal to your debt likely by killing off all those who refuse to take the mark. Their assets will be seized and their money removed from circulation. So your debt is erased because they killed your political enemy and stole his money. Liberals will love that. They will scream with joy as some poor schlub from Iowa gets tossed in the Gulag, dies of the "pandemic" and all his money is uded to eliminated some gender study cunts college debt. Jews love multilayer solutions. They will be so giddy to line up for their mark of the beast and the daily allotment of bugs it will truly amaze us all.
Scroll down for more posts ▼

Top 10 Most Recent News Articles

Tetragon's September Factsheet Offers Unique Insights

Updated Category News Views 43

A Peek into Tetragon's Financial Playbook Every once in a while, you come across a player in the finance world that operates by its own rules. Tetragon Financial Group is one of those mavericks, and they've dropped their September 2026 Monthly Factsheet. Now here's a company that knows how to keep you guessing while serving up some real financial meat. Investment Strategy...

Continue Reading
CACI Hits $50K Milestone in Service Dog Program

Updated Category News Views 88

Ice Blocking for a Noble Cause Last I checked, mixing the adrenaline of ice hockey with the grit of veteran support isn't your typical skate on thin ice. But CACI International Inc (NYSE:CACI), with their Good Dogs for Great Americans program, is doing just that. They're taking every blocked shot by the Washington Capitals and turning it into a stepping stone for veterans...

Continue Reading
How Dental Cleaning Frequency Boosts Oral Health

Updated Category News Views 0

Cleaning Up Confusion on Dental Visits Never thought I'd be waxing poetic about gum health, but here we are. You know what they say, ain't no business like show business—and today's show is all about the pearly whites context, courtesy of Dr. Calvin Despain over in Moses Lake, Washington. Apparently, keeping that grin free from plaque isn't as simple as a quick brush...

Continue Reading
Birth Injury Lawsuit Secures $19.1M Award in Michigan

Updated Category News Views 51

Legal Triumph for Sokolove's Birth Injury Case There are days when you see a win in the courtroom and think maybe, just maybe, justice ain't just a fairytale. Today, that thought knocks heavier with news rolling out of Michigan—an astronomical $19.1 million awarded to a family by a federal judge after a botched birth led to lifelong medical issues. You've got Sokolove...

Continue Reading
Duolingo Faces Legal Storm: Investors Called to Act

Updated Category News Views 83

Stirring the Pot at Duolingo You know what's worse than learning a new language? Finding out the company teaching it might have pulled a few fast ones on the market. That's right, folks, buckle up because Duolingo (NASDAQ: DUOL) is in hot water with a class action lawsuit hanging over its head, like a cloud of bad grammar questions. What's Up with the Lawsuit? This isn't...

Continue Reading
AstroRad Vest Makes Spaceflight History at Smithsonian

Updated Category News Views 32

Space Gear Finds a New Home In a move that brings a piece of the cosmos down to Earth, the AstroRad radiation protection vest, used by astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS), has landed a spot in the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. It's not just some random hunk of tech; this vest represents a milestone in the annals of space gear — a...

Continue Reading
Air Force Officer's Pretrial Solitary Challenged

Updated Category News Views 58

High Stakes at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling Let's get real, the courtroom showdown set for November 17 over at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling isn’t just another blip on the radar. We're talking about Major Jason P. Watson, a seasoned Air Force officer with an unblemished track record and more tours than most folks care to count. Monument Legal is at his side, hammering at...

Continue Reading
FirstService Unveils New LA Luxury Living Insights

Updated Category News Views 54

Fresh Insights from Los Angeles' Vertical Living Scene FirstService Residential is throwing the spotlight on luxury high-rises in Los Angeles with their latest episode of Skyline Sessions. Catching wind of this release feels like getting the inside scoop from the horse's mouth—it's about the finer points shaping posh city living in a bustling Californian metropolis....

Continue Reading
Barco Brings HDR Cinema Home with Kinepolis Kortrijk

Updated Category News Views 327

A New Chapter in Cinema Projection Ah, Belgium, the land of waffles and apparently, cutting-edge cinema tech. That's right, Barco is bringing their HDR by Barco system to its own backyard in Kortrijk, teaming up with Kinepolis to shake things up. It's not just any expansion—it's a homecoming of sorts. The company's laser cinema magic has already made face time in the...

Continue Reading
Anthropic's IPO Preparations Stir Investor Curiosity

Updated Category News Views 6

Anthropic's Entrance: A New Horizon in AI Investment Gritty times afoot in the tech trenches, and Anthropic's prepping for an IPO ain't just a blip on the radar—it's a sledgehammer moment for folks keeping their eye on AI. Leverage Shares, through their Themes branch, are sniffing out opportunities to create new investment products. They're tiptoeing around launching...

Continue Reading

Top 5 Most Recently Viewed Articles

Lazard's AUM Surges to $247.7 Billion by September 2024

Updated Category News Views 89

Lazard's Impressive Asset Management Performance in 2024 In the financial arena, asset management is a critical indicator of a firm's health and performance. Lazard, Inc. (NYSE: LAZ) recently reported notable figures regarding their assets under management (AUM) as of September 30, 2024. According to preliminary estimates, Lazard's AUM has reached approximately $247.7...

Continue Reading
Uber's Legal Battle Over Disabled Rider Discrimination Claims

Updated Category News Views 294

Uber Under Legal Scrutiny for Discrimination Against Disabled Riders The U.S. Department of Justice has taken action against Uber Technologies Inc. (NYSE: UBER) by filing a lawsuit that alleges systemic discrimination against disabled passengers utilizing its ride-sharing platform. This legal battle highlights significant concerns regarding access and inclusivity in the...

Continue Reading
Nvidia and Arm: Diverging Paths in AI Chip Investments

Updated Category News Views 194

Nvidia's stock skyrocketed by 166% year-to-date, while Arm Holdings wasn't far behind, boasting a 100% increase. The big takeaway? Analysts saw divergent trends brewing on Wall Street for these players in the AI chip space. Nvidia’s Dominance: What’s Behind the Numbers? Nvidia held a jaw-dropping 98% of the data center GPU market. This isn't just another tech trend;...

Continue Reading
Tavia Acquisition Corp. Completes Successful IPO with Full Over-Allotment

Updated Category News Views 169

Tavia Acquisition Corp. Successfully Completes IPO Tavia Acquisition Corp., a notable name in the blank-check company arena, has successfully announced the full exercise of the underwriters’ over-allotment option pertaining to its recent initial public offering (IPO). This milestone took place when underwriters exercised their option to purchase an additional 1,500,000...

Continue Reading
Shell plc's Strategic Share Buyback Plan Explained

Updated Category News Views 177

Overview of Shell plc's Share Buyback Strategy Shell plc, a significant player in the energy sector, recently made headlines by announcing its share buyback program aimed at enhancing shareholder value. This initiative is part of their ongoing commitment to return capital to shareholders while maximizing shareholder returns. Details of the Recent Share Transactions On a...

Continue Reading