Whatβs happening with gold? Is it really an inflation hedge as all gold fanatics always stated or is it an asset hit by a crisis like any other?
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@nonewthing All this talk for nothing. Konate jumped out to have Benzema in offside trap, something Liverpool does always. Konate isnβt better than Saliba but to have this kind of meltdown is hilarious. Heβs the best in form wide defender and heβs agressive because heβs been asked to be.
@rajsinghchohan@TheAnfieldTalk Think he chose wrong career path. On average to be good/great coach you MUST have influence one of the GOAT coaches when you played/assisted under them. Best coach Stevie played under is Rafa and although great coach in his own, would be wild to say his tactics were expansive
@rajsinghchohan That can be solvable by buying but another issue is Trent is levels above McAllister & Gravenberch in playing through the mid. Gomez is solid while inverting and better defender. Basically, the best midfield Liverpool can put involves Grav, Macca & Jones on the bench once 6 comes
@RajaBanks School wonβt teach you anything of that but donβt promote dropping out because you succeded. Letβs talk about factual things; how many people who drop out become good CEOs? How many people who get Masters become good CEOs? Which % is higher?
@rajsinghchohan@TheAnfieldTalk B2b games against City in 21/22. In PL, Hendo plays- lucky as hell to escape with draw. FA cup, Naby plays- best performance since 2017/18 against City in terms of control. No coincidence.
@rajsinghchohan@AnfieIdFix You seem to have ill feelings toward Klopp.Donβt you think Gravenberch is still young to be written out? Klopp kinda did turn around careers of few players, isnβt it? Although itβs a bad decision to have him as sporting director, he also bought Nunez, Szobo and McAllister
@WifeyAlpha On macro scale 2001 & 2008 were both under the same bear market, just different phases and triggers. Lot of time to accumulate. And lot of space for shit to happen.
@AndreasSteno One of the triggers for inflation in 1972 was presidental election as Nixon wanted to get more votes so FED acted dovish to make economy look better. Take what you want from it, but it perfectly lines up with 2024 presidental elections.
@WifeyAlpha We all lose, then we learn and go again π this was black swan event which can't be predicted by any system so don't lose too much faith in it
@NeleNdabezitha @marcotrades It was. In a lot of setups that first inducement will also result with an impulse move. Picture, it seems, is just basic representation- look at Order blocks, Imbalances, some use Fibonacci zones- to get a clearer picture