Voted on the $DROP vote fam – chose B for those holder rains. You in on this? What option you going for? Thanks for the heads up!
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Voted on the $DROP vote fam – chose B for those holder rains. You in on this? What option you going for? Thanks for the heads up!
@CritiQUnleashed@AS3108@Aubrey_1221
Voted on the $DROP vote fam – chose B for those holder rains. You in on this? What option you going for? Thanks for the heads up!
@xrpnftslobo@BullTrap1982@Lustrem71M
END OF THE INNOCENCE
I tried this 1989 hit by Don Henley back on yesterday on a drive.
Painful.
The first time I heard this track was the summer of 1989 in the back of our Pontiac station wagon on a road trip to the beach.
I’ll never forget the strange sense of wonder and sadness I felt.
I was just a kid, hardly a care in the world.
A hot-water-drink-from-the-hose kid.
No web, no cell phones, no “social” media.
No 9/11, Covid 19, Gaza, Epstein, Kirk, Trump, Yahu or Abramovic.
But we did have rampant divorce, Iran-Contra, the War on Drugs, AIDS, Exxon Valdez, Savings & Loan Crisis and millions of Americans trading faith for finances and false freedom.
Henley described the song as a meditation on “the passing of time and the end of illusions,” particularly referencing the disillusionment of the 1980s.
In interviews, he acknowledged the subtle critique of Reagan’s presidency, saying the song reflects a sense of moral and political decline masked by patriotic nostalgia.
He said the song speaks to both personal and national losses, “a farewell to innocence on many levels.”
Some songs never age.
They only get better.
And more relevant.
Hornsby’s piano is still beautifully haunting.
Thank you @officialdonhen @brucehornsby
God bless you. God bless America.
Don Henley | The End Of The Innocence 1989 https://t.co/1zQ5mYzdyY
#music #america #epstein #war #freedom #nostalgia
People are yet to understand that we have a macro hedge fund manager running the Treasury, not an ex-Central Banker.
He deeply understands liquidity impacts and how to drive financial conditions to drive liquidity and how that in turn drives the economy and markets.
His entire strategy is to lower the three legs of Financial Conditions - dollar, rates and oil to goose the business cycle (ISM)
Our GMI Financial Conditions Index is screaming higher (conditions loosening) as is Global M2 and even more importantly GMI Global Total Liquidity.
The effects should kick-in in the next week or two and the recovery in asset prices and economic data should be sharp in the coming weeks and should be persistent.
I'll do a full video on this for all on Monday. Can't stress how important this all is vs Tarrifs! "narratives"