Our indicator for tracking spikes in $VXX $UVXY $UVIX from 13 years ago is still 👑.
It measures the MACD of the VIX futures roll yield
--> when negaive it means the M1 M2 contango spread is widening (VXX trend ↘️).
--> when positive it means the contango spread is narrowing (VXX trend ↗️)
It shifted to positive Oct 13 when VXX @ $16.68
Ed Zitron, a newsletter guy who's been calling the AI top for years, just had an absolute crash out 😂
"Jensen Huang is a piece of shit. Every hyperscaler CEO is too."
He even apologized to his readers for having been too polite before.
This is what being wrong on AI that long does to a man.
What's next, Ed? Jensen did 9/11? 🤣
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Karma operates automatically without needing human interference.
Revenge requires an active agent deliberately choosing to retaliate
Karma is about responsibility, energy, and consequences rooted in your own actions and thoughts.
Revenge is driven by anger, hatred, hurt, or a desire to make someone suffer.
@TradeVolatility@AshurTrades Good for them when you look at the atrocities they did in those countries look up how many algerians they killed and how many african nations they exploited. I don't feel sorry for them america will come next while it sucking zionists dick
It takes a really long time for the average person to realize that leftist governments actually did willingly import military aged men from Islamic countries who are determined to destroy Western culture.
But it is crystal clear what is happening in France right now.
Das ist das erste Mal in der Geschichte der Menschheit, dass Länder fremde Armeen freiwillig ins Land lassen.
Diese diese dann verköstigen, ihnen Unterkunft geben und finanzieren. Wenn diese beginnen, Kriege gegen die Bevölkerung zu führen, bei denen geplündert, geraubt, gebrandschatzt, getötet und vergewaltigt wird, einfach nur zusehen.
Das gab es in der Geschichte der Menschheit noch nie.
Für solch ein Ausmaß an Landesverrat gibt es noch nicht einmal einen Begriff. Das konnte sich bisher keiner vorstellen.
“Don’t smash it up, she’s a sister!”
This shop manager protecting her business is spared by the thugs out of Muslim solidarity.
Still absolutely no connection to immigration.
French history gives their people an identity blueprint for expressing grievances. And the historical background is terrifying and insane.
1) take to the streets
2) challenge authority
3) defend the republic against a betrayal of its promises.
Follow that script back to its origins. The twists are absolutely brutal.
In 1789, crowds storm the Bastille, challengeing a system built on royal power and inherited privilege. The promise is liberty.
In 1993 the revolution starts consuming its own.
Defending liberty becomes the justification for mass arrests and executions. Danton, a revolutionary leader who urges moderation, goes to the guillotine. Robespierre helps drive movement (known as the Terror) until his colleagues turn on him.
He follows Danton to the blade.
Tens of thousanda die in a civil war and unstable government.
Then, a successful young general offers something desperately appealing: order.
Napoleon Bonaparte seizes power in 1799.
By 1804, he’s the emperor.
Eleven years after executing a king, France has another hereditary ruler.
Then Napoleon’s empire collapses. In 1814, the executed king’s brother, Louis XVIII, takes the throne.
Except Napoleon isn’t finished.
He escapes exile, returns to France, and regains power. Waterloo ends the comeback. The king returns. Again.
Another revolution in 1830 removes one king and installs yet another In 1848, that king falls too.
This time, France elects a president.
His name? Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte.
Napoleon’s nephew.
He stages a coup, then becomes Emperor Napoleon III in 1852.
A republic has elected the man who will replace it with an empire.
Only after his defeat in war in 1870 does France return to a republic without another king or emperor taking over.
This wasn’t one population endlessly changing its mind. Rival factions, foreign armies, hunger, ambition, and fear all shaped the outcome.
But the recurring temptation is familiar:
overthrow those who abuse power,
endure the upheaval,
then entrust extraordinary power to whoever promises to end it.