Chris

Freedom and truth. Lover of all things finance.

[David Morgan @silverguru22]

I was interviewed recently with a guest confronting my assertion that gold outperformed all major Asset classes. He was suggesting we look at the past 25 years. Have a look 👀

[Chris @Chris444472]

@energyburrito 🎯

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@DVSignals I didn’t even know you could invest in coal. Very interesting

[Chris @Chris444472]

@DonDurrett The train is about to leave 🫡

[Chris @Chris444472]

@salmaogs Nicely done I went long 😑 it did not go well

[Chris @Chris444472]

@GaaOptions Beast 🫡

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@salmaogs 😳

[Chris @Chris444472]

@GaaOptions What does BP stand for?

[Chris @Chris444472]

@DonDurrett “The readers added context section” 😂😂

[Chris @Chris444472]

@PeakFinInv I love when my favorite YouTubers do videos together! Excited to watch this

[Don Durrett - goldstockdata.com @DonDurrett]

Chart of the day. 🧐

[Chris @Chris444472]

@TraderJonesy Makes a lot of sense to me

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@JoshYoung 😂😂

[Chris @Chris444472]

@badcharts1 I’m guessing XOP or an Agricultural etf. Also XOP/XLE looks like it will outperform XLE

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@mb_ghalibaf 👀👀👀

[محمدباقر قالیباف | MB Ghalibaf @mb_ghalibaf]

Liar liar pants on fire.

For real 130s, tell your staffer to pull Moody's showing $130+ billion in war costs, and ask another how much Jane Street burned north of $130 million shorting oil for you in just one futures roll.

Liar liar yields on fire.

[Chris @Chris444472]

@chrismartenson @RepThomasMassie @brownstoneinst @Polyface_Farms @chelliepingree If it isn’t to intrusive maybe you could give us a small tour/glimpse of your farm Chris! Or maybe just what you produce and how you preserve it. Would anyone else be interested in this?

[Chris @Chris444472]

@DowdEdward Amen

[Lukas Ekwueme @ekwufinance]

Wheat prices are surging... but there is more to come

Russia and Ukraine account for ~30% of global wheat exports, and both are blowing up each other's export capacity...

Meanwhile, US wheat production is at its lowest level since 1971.

At the same time, we have a very strong El Niño, which heightens the risk of extreme droughts and lower crop yields.

Brace for higher food prices.

[Patrick Karim @badcharts1]

When both 2s & 10s drop together and the yield curve steepens (10–2 rises)...

It's historically followed by important market turmoil Happened in 2000, 2008 and 2020.

It had a chance of happening not soo long ago, but not anymore... for now.