The market isn't watching the news. It's betting on the next headline.
Oil prices fell as concerns over potential supply disruptions eased.
Markets don't price the present. They price what's next.
What market story are you watching this week?
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The Free Market Illusion.
South Korea is burning FX reserves to defend the won and its stock market.
Japan is unloading U.S. Treasuries to save the yen—with Washington happily playing along, of course.
Meanwhile, the US is pushing oil prices lower, fearing a rise in the price level and the political fallout ahead of the midterms.
And gold? Push it down too. The only reliable market signal exposing the ongoing debasement of fiat Ponzi currencies.
Yet somehow, this is still called “free markets” and “democracy” in the West.
China? That’s “central planning” and “communist control.”
The presstitutes of the Empire of Chaos will explain this contradiction tomorrow with the same serious face—as if it were a law of nature, not pure propaganda.
Invert the narrative.
Always.
BREAKING: The Pentagon is confronting a growing reality after months of fighting in Iran.
America’s stockpile of missile defense interceptors is shrinking so much that military planners are weighing whether they can continue the current cycle of limited retaliatory strikes.
Iran’s strategy appears to be targeting U.S. bases, forcing the U.S. to deplete its advanced missile defense interceptors, such as Patriot and THAAD systems, and compelling the Pentagon to accept greater risk in defending U.S. troops as the conflict drags on. Iran appears to believe this is its best hope of outlasting the U.S. military.
What a deal for the Liberal Party of Canada, pay the CBC 1.6 Billion and have all your political misdeeds disappear ensuring Canadians continue to vote for you!
@tylermeredith Apparently IYIs like you think only you are allowed to have any ideas or opinions. @tobi may very well be wrong on a host of issues. But quacks like you want to shutdown public discourse