@pennycheck Not necessarily. There needs to be an incentive to to hold onto Doge. Twitter is a long way from creating a genuine ecosystem for the Dog coin to thrive. It is also a risky bet to increase their balance sheet of a highly volatile coin that he already own a shit ton of.
@liberty_dawg@artbon_bassif2@hajiyev_rashad Gold is far more likely to spike in the eye of crisis rather than as a result of aggressive QE. It’s proven not to be a good modern hedge on inflation.
There will need to be a catalyst significant enough to cause real gut wrenching panic for price action to warrant my interest.
This video by the Department of Physics at the University of Oslo explains how particles originating from deep inside the core of the Sun creates what we know as aurora borealis (or australis), on our planet [source, full video with explanation: https://t.co/IPqsZIscdH]
@DibiKaradenizin @JKcryptobaron @MacroAlf Withdrawing from Afghanistan was/is a major blunder in my eyes. Especially if China create transportation and economic infrastructure allowing their sphere of power to drift towards the Persian Gulf.
@DibiKaradenizin @JKcryptobaron @MacroAlf Russia is child’s play.
The US are on an inevitable collision course with China.
Unlikely we’ll see a war in the conventional sense directly between both powers. However, it will drive a technological race like never seen before; requiring the Fed to continue printing.
@ByronGoldberg@RaoulGMI The housing market will still be here within a 5-10 year horizon and as long as demand outstrips supply then the “boomers” - whatever that is, won’t suffer much strife. It’s the younger owners that would have to deal with the consequences; higher fixed rates & negative equity.
@ByronGoldberg@RaoulGMI How on Earth have you come to the figure of 50% unemployment? The Great Depression had a rate of half that figure at the height of the chaos.
Nothing is rarely as good or as bad as people say. The Fed will contract (QT) and expand (QE), like Raoul said inflation will level out.