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22068614 No.22068614 [Reply] [Original]

Actual brainlet here. Could someone tell me what is the best strategy would be if picrelated is not LARP? Should stay in crypto, or go fiat or get AMPL/AMPL GOLD?
>>>/pol/275314463
>>>/pol/275332228

>> No.22068791

bump

>> No.22069130

>>22068791
im not much of a stock market trader but puts surely? just make sure you can get out without halting fucking you over

in the macro physical gold is your best hedge, silver closely follows and allocate some to crypto - the honest truth is no one knows what btc would do in a true economic recession because its never happened before. sure its an alternative to stocks but its high risk status might make it crash harder than the S&P500.

im a poorfag but I've got about 30% in physical, 40% in crypto and 30% in the stock market

>> No.22069190

Bump

>> No.22069242

>>22068614
Bump

>> No.22069341

i'm jacked to the tits on spy puts and you can too

*disclaimer: by "jacked to the tits" here anon means ~7% of overall portfolio value

>> No.22069455

>>22069130
We are currently in a recession, fool.
2020 will print a negative GDP number (e.g. -6).
Nobody knows anything.
Stay diversified (stocks, gold, crypto, real estate).
Oh, and buy AMPL motherfucker. Get rich.

>> No.22069561

>>22068614
you can get both AMPL/AMPLG. AMPLG might be riskier though, it didn't pump yet and nobody knows if it will pump. BUT if it pumps it would be good for you to secure a position now and get those compound gains from beginning in the next few weeks.

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22069643

Imagine putting a 4chan larping post.

>> No.22069823

>>22069455
what? my allocation proves im diversified brainlet.

>> No.22069882

>>22069561
>AMPLG might be riskier though
> it didn't pump yet and nobody knows if it will pump
Do you even understand what you type?
AMPLG has never pumpled by your own admission.
AMPL is fucking pumping NOW.
Buy and HODL.

>> No.22069910

>>22069823
>the honest truth is no one knows what btc would do in a true economic recession because its never happened before
You type this?
When you type bullshit, ya gets called out.
Easy.

>> No.22069977

>>22069882
desu amplg hit uniswap just yesterday

>> No.22070698

>>22069910
it hasn't you fucking retard

>> No.22070896
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>>22068614
It's still coming. Wait til November...

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>>22068614
Here's US numbers

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22071086

Here's Chinese numbers

>inb4 Huuuur, those are chinese numbers you trust the chinese?

Those are IMF/IFF controlled numbers. The baltic dry index reflects the same reality.

>> No.22071143

>>22068614
$VXX Calls November expiration anything over $30

>> No.22071223
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22071223

The US lost a hybridized multi-facet economic and sociopolitical war with China.
Google "Assassin's mace" or "Unrestricted Warfare Doctrine" It talks about literally every bad thing that's happened to the US since January. Our attack on Iran met China's threshold for retaliation as China and Iran have deep geo-political and defensive relations. Including the BRI and BRICKS+1 revival.

>> No.22071280

>>22071086
>>22071043
sauce?

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>>22071086
If we're buying into this tip, are we going to get another buying opportunity similiar too March?

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>>22069643

>> No.22071451

>>22071280
Trading Economics . com or the IFF or the IMF. (that's who compiles the numbers.
And I'm the poster from the two POL SC posts

>> No.22071512

>>22071280
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/indicators
https://tradingeconomics.com/china/indicators
That's where I got that information. Have a look at asian emerging markets, they reiterate that same sentiment, just much more loudly than the TE website.

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>>22071280
I was desperately trying to warn people in February. Some listened, some didn't. I'm still trying to warn people now but I can't shout over the noise. China isn't done... Not by a fucking long shot.

>> No.22071659

>>22071336
Quite possibly. I'm not sure, my guess is they pull the floor right before voting opens, so that the FED and Trump look bad but don't have any time to react. If he's reelected it will cause the markets to literally go vertical. That's my best guess desu

>> No.22071727

>>22071512
>https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/indicators
thx 4 deliver

good fren

>> No.22071746

>>22071576
You seem smart anon - where can I put my money that I don't gamble in shitcoins. Make 4k per month pretax can save 2k per month, looking for safe investment the hedge against inflation so i can buy land. Not paying debt because of inflation

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>>22071727
No one in finance or Reserve banking wants to say it out loud but the dollar is likely dying.
bond yields at 0% is a death knell for the dollar. It would literally cost an investor money to hold US securities. Coupled with the standing GDP contractions and the trauma to domestic industrial and infrastructural concerns. it is an execution of the dollar so to speak. I could still be wrong, but I don't see any conceivable way out of this other than large scale symmetrical warfare. I don't think I'm wrong.

>> No.22072001

>>22071746
I honestly don't know any safe bets. Gold is always good but the community are toxic fags and they constantly shill gold so it's hard to cut through the FUD. if you're in coins I'd say BTC is always a good bet but it's not decentralized enough, Honestly, I feel like one of these other anons would be of more help in that department. I'm holding BTC ETH LINK ALGO STA XLM and a few bucks in EOS. DO NOT take my word for it though lol, I'm probably gonna lose everything. Gold is a fear currency. historically, in times of unrest, precious medals are a good hedge against speculation and hyperinflation. But again, I don't really know for sure.

>> No.22072115

>>22068614
Why would the market crash when the fed is the one doing all the buying with unlimited money until it AVERAGES 2% inflation with the current m2?
The market won’t do shit until after the election. People are too greedy for those magic green squares of cotton on all sides of the game. Remember, credit generates money for the machine, Anons. All this spending is on the credit card.


PMs for savings, a house for shelter, and a couple bucks each month into a high rise stock account. Let that shit ride. I’m 1/3rd in each class and I toss spare money into Xrp and little trades in RH.

>> No.22072174
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When this market bubble, that has been inflated with trillions in fed money since 2008 pops, it's over.

>> No.22072185

best strategy is to ignore the shit you read on pol, i skimmed through the thread and it's mostly retards larping. fed went all in, there's no turning back

>> No.22072259

>>22070698
We are currently living in the worst domestic economic (USA) downturn that any living American has been through.
We are in an OFFICIAL recession (i.e. 2 quarters of negative GDP print) and would be in a DEPRESSION if the government did not bail out most of the country.. while massively debasing the future value of the USD.
It may not feel like it yet, but I'll let you in on a leeeeetle secret.
The worst is yet to come and white collar workers are beginning to get laid off.
The US GDP will print negative this year.
You can see with your own eyes how BTC is behaving during a recession when the FED adds 6 tril to the national debt in just a few months (e.g. Microstrategy is buying 250 million of BTC, Fidelity is preparing crypto funds for institutional investors, Greyscale is expanding, etc. etc.)

But ya know what, keep staying poor and uninformed with your 1 liners that are repeated ad nauseam on /biz (BTC has never been through a recession/economic downturn yet.....)
Wake up.

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>>22072115
There is the matter of a multi-sector bubble sir. You're absolutely correct to predicate extreme volatility of movement on the outcome of the election but what about unknown unknowns. What of the M2 saturation? what of the speculation accompanying the resultant hyperinflation?

I would like to believe the Dollar will recover, but long term I don't think that's possible (respectfully). I believe long term we'll see a rapid accrual of tangible debt. That would naturally result in a precipitous drop in velocity as M2 increases. Coupled with domestic divestment in EM and bond markets with international traders looking for safer investments as yields stagnate and you've got a recipe for a very bad situation domestically. Traumatic national casualties aside, how much of our markets overvaluation is based on people not knowing it's overvalued?

>> No.22072342

If sp500 goes down by 20% that means, that btc and everything else will follow. Sell link today, and buy it back in later for cheaper?

>> No.22072359

>>22072174
Accurate and succinct.
The realist should be regarded as a spy, for a spy he truly is, bringing back word of what forces lay for, and what against.

>> No.22072408

>>22072174
>>22072359
What happens to crypto? Or link in genaral? If derivatives pop then 1k eoy is not possible :(. I got some silver and gold aswell... Fuck, why is this shit happening now...

>> No.22072414

>>22072342
What's needed is a decentralized, audited and naturally deflationary token. That would be a perfect model for adoption for large banking groups. Santander and ABM/RBS are actively looking for that exact thing. As is the Boston FED and MIT.

>> No.22072415

>>22072115
Thanks brother. I guess if anyone acts like they know they aren't really worth listening to.

>> No.22072453

>>22072414
FUck man, so another shakout?

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If Link is really what it is, then it would be logical if they shook out as many times as possible. I'm a brainlet but I can see that the entire system is based on bullshit. And the jews

>> No.22072509

>>22072408
Crypto moves with confidence in the dollar. Investor and trader confidence is roundly the most accurate predictor for future market movement. I would say we need to find the coin that will ultimately act as a financial hedge against a dollar in devaluation. My uneducated guess is bitcoin but keep in mind, it must meet three root fundamentals.

1) Decentralized
2) Deflationary
3) widely adopted prior to any large contractions.

This narrows the search considerably but that's far outside my purview.

>> No.22072566

>>22071746
See here for ideas >>>22072509

>> No.22072607

>>22072509
Halving makes btc deflationary correct?

>> No.22072655

>>22072607
I believe it does, yes.

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>>22068614
Damn it feels good to be a gangsta

>> No.22072719

>>22072566
and TY

>> No.22072722

>>22072676
You should have bought a little further out JUST IN CASE. But regardless, good play.

>> No.22072762

>>22068614
Meme flag shill. Nothing to worry about

>> No.22072769

>>22072607
But decentralization and fear is the ultimate predictor for a coin that large isn't it? think about the little guy, Some crazy shit happens and they see BTC dropping, what do they do? pull immediately, right? ok, that would exacerbate any downturn and complicate any attempt to use it as a hedge. I cannot stress enough that this is mostly outside the realm of my understanding. I would love to get some input on the actual levels of decentralization in BTC as well as the nature of its correlation with the dollar. Is it due to the number of Domestic coin holders? (eg. whales) or is it due to the fear of the smaller coin holders? I'm still not really sure. I saw what happened in March. people were scared but you'd think there would be a run TO BTC, not away from it. Short answer, I have no fucking Idea if the deflationary nature of halving is enough to make it appealing as a hedge against contraction and inflation.

>> No.22072800

shitty larp thread.

>> No.22072817

>>22068614
LARP harder.
>MUH CRASH!
Never going to happen. The Fed is going to keep propping it up for eternity. There will BE NO COLLAPSE.

>> No.22072825

>>22072676
I wish I had enough liquid dough to do puts/calls with :(

>> No.22072827

If you're a literal brainlet your strategy should begin and end with Vanguard index funds.

Buy, hold, and forget about them until you need that money. Ideally at least for ten or twenty years.

>> No.22072855

>>22072762
How can he be a shill if it happened in January and he was proven correct? I agree that the memeflag kinda takes away from his validity and credulity but the nature of his almost, soothseer like prediction makes up for the flag? right? at least a little? I'm super fucking autistic so It's hard for me to tell really.

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>>22072769
Maybe not at first. If the stock market crashes, btc will go down aswell. For a moment, then they will inflate the shit out of the dollar again making it even weaker then it is already. Pic related. I think that if the dollar crashes, we will just see a similar outcome then it was in venezuela. Their "stocks" and btc is only going up. We need to see the decoupling of crypto from stock market, and people realizing its a hedge against inflation. If that makes sense...

>> No.22072883

I'm thinking I might just buy some VIX. I've got some pocket change on a broker site I rarely use anymore.

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>>22072817
The dollar's position as a fiat is predicated largely on the yield returns generated for foreign investment. all the propping in the world can't stop divestment.
A war would help... Like a lot...

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Should I pull out of FIAT completely? I am afraid of the market crashing.

>What would be the best coin to invest in if the market and economy collapses

>> No.22072990

>>22072933
A war or an epidemic. I think that powers that be, choose an epidemic. Since we all know its some fake shit, I guess that we will slowly realize it was usefull for the monetary reset...

>> No.22072995

consider suicide

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>It's Sep 1st
>THE SWITCH IS FLIPPED
>Markets crash
>USD inflated by FED
>USD = 1673.41 Euro
>XRP 2k EOY achieved

>> No.22073012

>>22072860
That makes perfect sense. I would believe that smaller funds would quickly migrate as would most IB. I'm only worried about what the FED and the PTB will do to forestall the colloquial "setting of the sun" if they see that the dollar is falling. I would not put it past them to nuke BTC prices and scare everyone off. (if only initially)

>> No.22073034

>>22072855
If anything it is fear monger propaganda just like last “crash” to shake more goyim out. Things will rebound even harder towards new heights after this one

>> No.22073045

>>22072990
I'm more saying that a war would be the only thing that could effectively extricate us from the position that this pandemic has put us in. (as is traditionally the case).

>> No.22073084

Imagine thinking you can end nations which possess doomsday devices lol. There is a reason the big dick countries don't fuck with each other this way. The end of America is the end of human life on planet earth. Imagine thinking otherwise.

>> No.22073088

>>22072962
Anything that's decentralized, audited and naturally deflationary.

>> No.22073111

>>22073012
Buy when there is blood on the streets. Fuck. I'm one of the never selling marines, but right now selling a small portion, and just waiting for the dip seems like a good idea to me. On the other hand, it might be the jew thats trying to get my links.

WHAT AM I GONNA DOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>> No.22073112

>>22073034
See these please sir. the economy has absolutely unequivocally NOT recovered.
>>22071043
>>22071086

>> No.22073148

>>22073111
Just hold. Stonks go up, right?
Seriously though, I wouldn't sell any crypto till after November has long come and gone. IMO

>> No.22073156

>>22073088
Does STA fit the bill? I'm already 26k in but idk if I should buy more

>> No.22073171

>>22072769
I guess the unique thing is there will only ever be 21 million BTC. The thing that I hear shilled by the bitcoin maxis is that this is different than gold since an undisclosed supply exists on earth, and that the science fags (Elon) will start mining precious metals from asteroids. If you are thinking in the long long term, this makes BTC valuable? But what happens if there is an EMP/SOLAR Flare? The full nodes have a copy, but a massive event like that would make gold more valuable assuming technological advancement would be fucked for a while and the tech fags can't mine asteroids. Or nothing really changes. The best strategy would be to copy what the real elites are doing, which seems like real estate. 60 families own like 40% of the American landmass. But how the fuck am I supposed to buy land if the economy collapses and theres no good spot to build on my small amount of savings. I really wish we could all just have 5 more years to get our shit together. I'm assuming most of us are relatively young and early in our attempts to build wealth. Personally been making real money for 2 years. This is why the get rich quick defi schemes are so appealing to a lot of people right now. If I was really confident in the future, I wouldn't feel the need to gamble with the 10k to my name, I would just buy BTC and Gold. A lot of people on this board who aren't dumbasses are probably in a similar position.

>> No.22073191

>>22071576
i have all my money in precious metals etfs and miners
will I survive this? should I ride the supposed crypto bullrun?

>> No.22073199

>>22073156
I've heard good and bad things about STA, if you adequately cut through the FUD I'm sure it's a decent bet, I have yet to actually look into it though. It is deflationary so that's good, it is decentralized but the pan out will come in the form of adoption and that's an absolute unknown.

>> No.22073204

>>22073171
You can't own land. You can carry and store gold though.

>> No.22073232

>>22073045
No way. A war will not save a falling dollar. Its to fucked too deeply.
>>22073112
Obviously its not recovering, but the FED with its fake supply of brrr money, can keep the prices inflating. Much like venezuela. But it being the USA it will be royally fucked beyond belief. Imagine the riots when people realize that their dollar is worth 0. You know what happens after?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noQsHiTJAXo

>>22073156
No way STA works. It cant change its supply and the market cap changes with it. Like what the fuck?

>> No.22073252

>>22073191
In the short term absolutely, Gold is a fear metal. Have a look at this guys post, >>22073171
He talks about Asteroid mining and that is a very real problem for metal prices. However, this is a long way off no? possibly not with musk.

>> No.22073300

>>22073232
Historically, Symmetrical peer warfare has forestalled traumatic depressions. WWI for the british, WWII for the US and the BOE participants. But you're right, in the long run it will likely only make thing worse.

>> No.22073330

>>22073252
lmao asteroid mining is pure science fiction
theh will stripmine the sunken continent of Zealandia decades before they even make a trip to Mars

>> No.22073340

>>22073300
Seems like MSM has been trying to trigger one for the last 5 years.

>> No.22073341

>>22073232
What do you suggest then as a crypto I can convert my FIAT into that will thrive in an economy/market collapse?

>> No.22073359

>>22072115
>>22072414
>>22072509
>>22072933
>>22073034
>>22073045

You guys are on to something. This has been coming for some time. But man, fuck fuck fuck war. It kills. So I guess we are backed into a corner. Kill or be killed.

I might be a little drunk, but long live the ethos of AMPL, BASED, and SUSHI. You fucking meme lords might actually save the world.

>> No.22073411

>>22072311
Wise.
My ethos is really a “let it burn” one. I’m in my own house that is in a great area that people salivate for, if it dips, I’m ready. I’m in a 401k because of work but I’m seriously considering cashing out for some more gold/Xrp. I guess the point I’m making is you buy these assets to prepare for those unknowns. What else can you really do? If you’re want to make money like the big short then i am not your guy.

The economy as a whole is doing really well, at least for trades. Office work is now significantly cheaper too. Trump setup parallel economies when he came to power. The people really getting raked are those on welfare, low/no skill, or were consolidated. Lots of pain but they’re being forced to going into something more resilient but I don’t want to sound callous. Hyper inflation will lag but also markets won’t be able to adapt to it because that money won’t be direct to workers. Markets won’t be able to raise prices until people are willing to spend more.

>> No.22073417

>>22073341
No idea. I only own link and silver. Would love to own some BTC but am not willing to sell my link for it. BTC should retain value even if it falls in price. But I dont know. My general opinion for the upcoming shitshow was crypto and precious metals.

>> No.22073424

>>22073204
Appalachia fag here. If I buy some shit in the hills, build fortifications and run drones for surveillance with a fortified house and guns, I think I can come pretty close to owning the land. The great thing about right now and the coming years is you can buy tech that is fucking advanced and practical in ways we don't really get yet/. In 5 years if nothing crazy happens this will be even more true.

>> No.22073442

>>22073171
Absolutely, The old saying, "Buy land, they've stopped making it" applies heavily.
In the short term there's a serious Hmarket crash coming. (as well as every other sector with a bubble) from tech to auto to tourism. Long term however would see real estate being one of the only safe bets. Apart of course, from precious metals, water and Vacuum sealed boxes long rifles.

>> No.22073456

>>22071223
Actually found Unrestricted Warfare a few weeks back in mint condition at a little bookstore. Absolutely and unequivocally based.

>> No.22073480

>>22073340
Absolutely agreed. The entirety of secondary US institutions and organs are in the hands of the Chinese. To trust what they say is to literally trust Chinese cutouts.

>> No.22073540

>>22073480
US retaliation is a thing.

>> No.22073555

>>22073480
Yeah, there was a saying that CIA will succeed when everything that americans know is a LIE. And they seemed to be working overtime. This is some MK ultra shit. They are using psychological weapons against the general population on the daily basis and normies don't seem to notice any of it. The whole thing probably goes a lot deeper than we all can imagine anyway.

>> No.22073577

>>22073456
Read it twice, my second read availed me of important things I missed the first time. (unmitigable interruption of soft power through partner prying in an open trade war) being the most important.

Might I ask how you found a copy?

>> No.22073620

>>22073540
Currently it's not a realistic option. I would hope with all my heart that we would retaliate but this was a creeping thing, insidious and invisible. I'm not saying the MSM is Chinese, I'm just saying that expelling all their influence is unrealistic at this point.

>> No.22073657

>>22073555
Absolutely, a few years back 2014? there was an act that was repealed that prevented the CIA from propagandizing the American people. Since then our entire planet has been transported to clownworld. I agree with you. It is absolutely by design.

>> No.22073691

>>22072259
God you're such a fucking retard its insane. BTC is a shit investment, pure and simple.

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>it's another schizo thread
fucking nu-/biz/ is such a crock of shit

>> No.22073746

It is at this juncture that the conversation begins to enter the territory of "dangerous speech" We should steer onto economics if possible, I do understand the sociopolitical nature of world economics but I don't believe this is the place to delve deeply into their implications and whatnots.

>> No.22073754

>>22068614
>if picrelated is not LARP
It is. It's not just a /pol/ larp, that would have been fine by itself, but it's a /x/ larp by someone who doesn't actually understand how markets work and just using terms they've read about on investipedia.

>> No.22073790

>>22073620
Except a civil war somehow happens and the nazis win.

>>22073657
Honk honk. Everyone is brainwashed and retarded beyond belief. Actually hoped this corona was not a nothing burger so it would reduce the retards at least by a little bit.

>> No.22073828

>>22073790
Agree on both counts.
I'm still praying that something happens to stop the mass stupification of the modern west.

>> No.22073874

>>22073359
I've been frantically trying to warn people since February. The thought of war with China sends a chill down my spine. I'm fairly confident however, that the US is in no place to engage in a peer shooting war. especially not after the economic destruction we've witnessed.

>> No.22073876

>>22073746
You don't "understand" enough but you are full of conspiracy theories. Reading thru most of your posts:
If you are an American, then it looks like the chinese already have you on your knees and you are ready to serve.
If you are chinese, great demoralization effort. Seems to have tripped up a few dummies.
The worlds strongest and most capable military actively disagrees with most of your takes.
There are always options on the table.
Always.
>>22073691
Reading comprehension escapes you. Too bad.

>> No.22073880

>>22073828
It will be hard to stop it. The sheep needs a shepard. And sadly the shepard is MSM with jews behind it, pushing whatever the fuck they wont in to our throats. It went too far, its too successful to ever stop. We would need new laws for it, but how would that look? This world is corrupt beyond saving...

>> No.22073907

>>22073874
Hopefully this was their plan all along. To crumble the US from within... All they needed was some delicious bat soup. Easy peasy.

>> No.22073982

>>22073876
Sir, I respectfully disagree, The DOD has produced multiple reports regarding the outcome of a symmetrical near-peer shooting engagement with the Chinese. I will however, (for the purposes of staying on topic) concede that you are correct andI would ask that we steer this conversation back onto economics.

Here are the RAND and DOD reports about our symmetrical engagements with the Russians and Chinese.

https://www.cnas.org/events/panel-discussion-a-new-american-way-of-war
This article has the sources cited above.
https://breakingdefense.com/2019/03/us-gets-its-ass-handed-to-it-in-wargames-heres-a-24-billion-fix/

>> No.22074009

if you think the fed is gonna let the market crash you must have had your eyes closed for months

>> No.22074058

>>22073907
It absolutely was, I would recommend a book called "teeth of the tiger." I would also recommend reading "unrestricted warfare". We're not done, we're just going to have to go back to being a normal country is all.

All empires die.

>> No.22074076

>>22074009
Unironically this. The price does not reflect realistic state of stocks. For some time now... Actually we could say that it all started in 2008, but even before that! Cause of it all is going away from gold standard...

>> No.22074114

>>22074076
The markets do not reflect the state of the economy either. (as is plainly evidenced by the disparity between the US Economic indicators versus the DJIA for instance. They are almost completely decoupled. There will eventually be a reckoning. I just don't know when or what form it will take.

>> No.22074125

>>22074076
>gold standard
...more like the OLD standard LOL

>> No.22074130

>>22073876
Thank you anon time to calm down the China shills - USA fucking destroys China in a conventional war right now. But nukes there can't be a conventional war. Fuck off, I would be willing to bet that they would risk a nukes to china if it really came down to it. They had fucking gps in the 70's and were using it. Think of what isn't being used. Spending a trillion on the military for 40 years on paper, in reality its probably a lot more if you count technology as military funding. The US probably has the ability to shoot down nukes, especially shitty Chinese nukes. I have a few friends who are low level AF contractors, and even the shit they've seen, which is nothing, is pretty unbelievable. They also agree that we can most likely shoot down nukes.

>> No.22074154

>>22070896
>shale market
Petro eng here, why does /biz/ fail to understand the economics of oil production? The cost of any shale completion is entirely forward facing; where by the company makes an initial investment for drilling/fracking/extracting and operating costs are insignificant in comparison. A shale play, especially on US soil is the best long-term investment around (assuming sufficient reservoir size) because it can be treated as almost entirely tax deductible event. When the market price of natural gas drops and a field is unprofitable, the location halts production at almost zero cost to the company. Capital losses are claimed for "future" production, and used to offset company profit for tax avoidance. Workers are temporarily furloughed. Equipment does not depreciate in value. When the play becomes profitable again, the work resumes at almost not additional cost to restart production.

TLDR large png companies act like commodities traders in that they hoard resources to manipulate price, and when the market is down they post losses to avoid tax on revenue and buy their own inventory at low cost for future profit.

>> No.22074175

>>22073577
A specialty book store in my area, only paid 10 canadabux for it. Headed back for sure, they have, to my eye, tons of other worthwhile shit including military and warfare textbooks.

>> No.22074187

>>22074130
I've been thinking this for years. We're all told that the Star Wars program was stopped after Reagan left office, but the actual likelihood of that being true is pretty low.

We most likely can shoot down nukes. All we have to do to cripple China for the next 60 years is aim a couple of missiles at the Three Gorges Dam, watch the resulting flood, and shoot down any nukes they fire in retaliation.

>> No.22074195

>>22074114
Thats what I meant. Its 6am in my country. Time to go to sleep boiz.
>>22074125
There werent boom and bust cycles with gold standard as far as i know. Stable economy. Jew couldnt jew you out of your money.

>> No.22074222

>>22074154
Could you comment on the nitrogen content of US shale? I would love some insight into the cleaning process, I would also like to know if +5% nitrogen makes cleaning it a net loss. (as I've heard)

>> No.22074236

>>22068614
Optimal strategy would be to by inverse leveraged stocks and/or VIX

>> No.22074257

>>22068614
ASX is seeing an unusually red day (almost -2%), is this premonition?

>> No.22074263

>>22068614

>hurrr should I buy into a pyramid scheme to avoid the effects of a market crash?

Quit shilling that stupid fucking scam you loser

>> No.22074265

>>22068614
BTW, it's not crashing tomorrow. Foreign markets took a hit yesterday, as did DOW. Nothing big. Was still up 2% yesterday personally.

>> No.22074268

>>22074187
Boost phase kill systems are exceedingly effective at stopping ICBM before they reach space, however, the nature of SLBM, their depressed trajectory and unquantifiable firing position would see them enjoy extraordinary success against traditional ABM defenses.

>> No.22074278

>>22068614
bruh stay away from the rebaser coins and get into coins backed by big names like NEC

>> No.22074335

>>22074265
I agree with this. There's no reason to believe that anything unsound will occur within the next 48 hours, given the leaping hurdle the market took over the FED %IT update I would say that it's strong in the immediate. (barring any unforeseen traumatic national casualties).

>> No.22074362

>>22073411
This is the best comment. Thank you for writing. It really covers all the bases. Had to re-read it a few times.

I think we can capitulate this transition into something beneficial for everyone involved and dare I say the world. Peace.

>> No.22074363

>>22071443
inb4sauce.net
https://paulfurber.net/bda/index.html
>buy gold
>for moxie boxes

>> No.22074424

>>22074268
The thing is I doubt any of us know what the real systems and capabilities are. Also, anyone nuking the US is fucking with a dead man's trigger. Subs, bases etc. The question is do we have tech to shoot them down, if we do how effective is it, and how does that effectiveness compare to China's system, assuming they have stolen something similar but worse.

>> No.22074433

>>22073411
I didn't see your post before, Thank you, and you're post is as accurate as can be. I had not considered the effects of telecommuting , nor had I considered the individual level effects that the person would have on hyperinflation. Again, sorry for not replying to your post sooner.

>> No.22074459

>>22071576
Your an idoit

>> No.22074460

>>22072676
>uses spy
>not spx or /es (better to short /nq in the current bubble I think)
Definitely not a wise choice my dude

>> No.22074504

>>22074424
The nature of defense budgeting would naturally include undisclosed technologies. I would like to believe that we have a serious and overwhelming advantage over the chinese. However, the DoD has cast doubt on my beliefs repeatedly. I am certain we have one last trick up our sleeve god forbid it ever gets that bad but the Chinese have not degraded our capabilities, merely our willingness to engage in the immediate.

>> No.22074537

>>22074459
You're*

>> No.22074572

>>22074335
literally the only indicator that looks bad is the VIX increased 7.3% yesterday. You'll have at least a few hours to pull out if that's what you want... you shouldn't.

We just had the 4th straight month of gains. Last month was the best since April. Workers are getting their payroll taxes and investing.

It's 100% irrelevant if poor people are unemployed.

>> No.22074609

>>22074424
We have adequate defenses against a shooting war with the Chinese. I don't think it will ever come to that though, I feel confident in saying that we're currently not in a position to advance against them.

One needs not destroy their enemy in his entirety, only his willingness to engage.

>> No.22074696

>>22074572
Might I direct you to these data sheets?
>>22071043
>>22071086

While I agree with your immediate statement, I feel like the volatility index is not a complete indicator for long term declination. Especially in respect to falling currency velocity in the face of M2 saturation. long term, divestment from our securities and fear of a declining dollar will do all the damage to our economic structures that fear and a lack of trader confidence cannot.

>> No.22074726

>>22074572
Ahhh, you're talking about OP's pic, I'm retarded, sorry boss, yes, you're absolutely correct. There's zero indication of anything major happening.

>> No.22074734

>>22074609
Good point anon. My friends being AF contractors was not a larp, and the amount of waste is really fucking disgraceful according to them, but we all knew that.

>> No.22074745

>>22068614

Is this some kind of LARP to get people to invest in precious metals and cryptos?

>> No.22074776

>>22068614
The markets are fine
>DOW futures are up.
>S&P futures are up.
>Nasdaq futures are up.
>NIKKEI in Japan is currently slightly up.
>VIX is slightly down.

>> No.22074801

>>22074734
I have the same friends lol, they say it's unbelievable what gets thrown away and what's overcharged. especially for parts. (I'm sure we've all heard the story of the 40,000 USD toilet seat). Hard times breed strong men.

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>>22074776
The market is not an accurate predictor of the economy.

Especially long term.

>> No.22074917

>>22074433
your*

>> No.22074924

>>22072855
>if it happened in january
uh, either i'm reading those dates wrong or you are.

>> No.22074939

>>22072174
>2008
Longer than that buddy

>> No.22074958

>>22074745

bad actors trying to trick you into manifesting it in your timeline

>> No.22074959

>>22074924
I was incorrect. I was looking at the Jan 09 20 and not the 8 31 20. I apologize.

>> No.22075061

>>22074836
Based, "muh stonks" fags will be btfo eventually. Even if your time frame is wrong it's going to happen and they'll be fucked while the rest of us will be comfy kek

>> No.22075068

>>22074175
I wish I could get my paws on a hard copy. Definitely scour that entire fucking store lol considering they had a copy of literally the most random yet important shit I can think of.

What would you be willing to give it up for?

>> No.22075135

>>22075061
I would say after november or into the runup is a good time to start worrying. (I'm basing this on the reality that they don't want Trump going into the election debates with the economy as a touting point. But if not then, definitely 2Q21 given the impending NDAA omnibus bill and the footing that would be needed to pass it in its current form.

>> No.22075317

I initially came to biz tonight to try and find a x10 winner for the month, instead I was rewarded with a productive and enlightening conversation. Thank you to everyone who commented, thank you for taking the time to engage here. I definitely learned a great deal. I hope you all have a wonderful evening and I look forward to doing this again.

Anon.

>> No.22075321

>>22073034
This. I won't be shaken out of my positions because some insiders are pissed RH traders ate their lunch.

Remember the six centilion applies to stocks too. dr;ns

>> No.22075329

lumber futures, gold/silver

>> No.22075411

>>22075321
Never sell, just hedge. I would wait till the next dip to expose more of yourself. Currently the US economy is not on a positive trajectory. If I were you, I would expect to see a large dip, Never sell, just buy the dip. However, diversification out of clean peg dollar assets would be a smart maneuver to hedge against rising M2 and USD velocity declination.

>> No.22075413

>>22074362
There will still be war. The cycle is happening again as it does every other generation, 80-100 yrs. you can only do one thing and that is to embrace honesty and integrity. Buy gold, find a property, and build a marketable skill. Be creative and think in your feet. Truth and honesty will force people around you to be the same. Health and community is wealth.

I’ll be honest, I am holding PMs because I’m anticipating a silver and gold backed currency swap in the next two years. America will answer the ability offered by the digital yuan with a gold backed cbdc. It will level the playing field and Prevent all states from masking their money printing. Gold and silver will rise as token dollars are issued in perfect sync making them a stable asset. I buy Xrp for that reason too, it’s primed to be a first choice product to settle trade across cbdc.

Regarding private debt like mortgage and credit card...I wish I knew. I feel like people will be advised to default and bankrupt as a strategy. I wish the gov would just wipe my mortgage.

Gold to 3k over the next 3quarters, silver to 50. Xrp maybe 50 depending on big announcements but likely crab forever.

>> No.22075545

>>22075413
Fantastically accurate. I do wish we had a time table for the deployment of a CBDC. I've been looking into the Boston fed/MIT research, Secretly, in the back of my head I wish I had someone in boston that could check foot traffic and visible activity to see if there's actually increased work being done there. (wouldn't matter given the likelihood of telecommuting. I can dream though, right?

>> No.22075615

>>22072414
That literally describes XRP accurately.

>> No.22075632

>>22072860
>hits you with a $200 eth gas fee
lmfao

>> No.22075682

>>22075545
We will see. There have been anons speculating that the post office has been upgrading server infra as a location for swaps/on-ramp/unbanked. We will either have news in the next month as a stimulus plan or likely Christmas even the bills are signed while everyone is on vacation.

>> No.22075699

>>22075615
ORLY???

I never considered XRP, I've heard it's going to the moon but all I've seen is stagnation and crabbing. I'll definitely pick up a few tonight, (I think I have like 300 rn) What would you say would be the best place to get non-FUDed info about it?

>> No.22075725

>>22068614
BUMP

>> No.22075739

>>22071903
Chinese shills arent very good

>> No.22075756

>>22075682
I fuckin heard that too lol, If that's the case there would be a frantic grab on all their possible adoptions. Don't say shit like that lol, it's scary enough to think about what banks would do to try and ground floor something like that...

>> No.22075770

>>22075317
back to r*ddit

>> No.22075797

>>22075739
Man shut the fuck up, not every criticism of the US government is from fucking China you fucking Jew ass kisser

>> No.22075825

>>22075699
Have a look at Mellon threads, (I know it's within the schizo territory) but it has some good info to get you started.
XRP's parent company Ripple has relationships with the big boys (IMF, BIS, JP Morgen).
It's a big rabbit hole.
Threads in question:
Mellon / UHNWI
Plenty of others on twitter too.

>Mellon:

>>/biz/thread/S19283439
>>/biz/thread/S19919081
>>/biz/thread/S19980410
>>/biz/thread/S20720991
>>/biz/thread/S20098041

>Other Insider

>>/biz/thread/S17203568
>>/biz/thread/S19464720

>Gesara

>>/biz/image/KIhUtMChXXpIA7RrPc86ZQ

>> No.22075840

>>22075797
Thank you. I try to be as realistic as possible. I've been called a shill before. I prefer when they actually try and argue against my points as opposed to just calling me a shill, but you must understand that he has no choice but to call me a shill, as it's his only enforceable measure of dissuasion against what I'm saying.

>> No.22075882

>>22075770
I do like reddit, but I've been on 4chan far longer and I like that it's not upvote downvote rigged. I guess, I'm making some people upset, I genuinely meant what I said in that post. I love conversations like this, and it's much harder to find them on reddit than it is here. there's no bluster here.

>> No.22075901

>>22075739
Dollar isn’t dying but it is being rebranded. It will be cloned for other nations. It will be held because of the power of the government but the need to do so will be obsolete because every other major nation will have a cloned fedcoin. Gold/silver will be the reserve asset again (in name too) and Xrp will settle the exchange automatically.

Frankly I’m looking forward to the USA not putting its dick into everything, not getting raped in trade, and forcing a new tax system. Import tax and sales tax only. Income tax is being chipped away if you haven’t noticed...

>> No.22075902

>>22073045
Nah, the U.S does not have the resources to build a border wall much less to mobilized the country into war, and like many have pointed out there's no way to save the dollar, the dollar is meant to crash just how it was designed to do since day one.

>> No.22075906

>>22068614
No. The crash will happen at the start of flu season.

>> No.22075913

>>22075825
Ok, I will save and pour over. What is the nature of the relationship between XRP and IMF? that's an interesting little tidbit maidesu. I'll have to read these. Thank you for taking the time to pull them.

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22075919

>60 posts by this ID

>> No.22075947

>>22069823
>having more than 10% in crypto

>> No.22075952

>>22075919
20yr Econ majors gotta learn

>> No.22075966

>>22074836
haha we are so fucked

>> No.22076014

>>22075902
I would normally disagree but given the last six? months I've seen our soft power projection capabilities begin to wane. I have tried to balance sounding like a crazy doom shouter with warning people of the fallibility of the dollar, it is absolutely on long term decline. I'm also of the understanding that war nearly instantly brings unemployment to near zero and causes a spike in production that could effectively offset the loss of velocity and the resulting speculation/hyperinflation.

>> No.22076033

>>22075901
A new US dollar will be created and will be backed by gold, the way I understand it is that citizens and people having dollars can exchange them for the new currency at a certain rate.
XRP will be the backbone of worldwide transactions, and will be the tokenization of everything valuable, (think of the XRPL as a DEX for valuables) and XRP will be the bridge.
I feel bad for whomever fell for the Fud regarding XRP.

>> No.22076046

>>22075919
I'm sorry for shitting up the board. Don't worry though fren, I am getting tired.

>> No.22076068

who cares if anything crashes? just buy buy buy and HODL

>> No.22076096

>>22075966
Yes, inexorably, incontrovertibly fucked. Hopefully it's only in the long term and not the forever term.

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>>22075545
I have to visit mit/harvard and other big pharma/biotech companies in boston/cambridge every day for work. I have pretty good access and i'm not a mouthbreather, where do I look?

>> No.22076160

>>22075913
>I'll have to read these. Thank you for taking the time to pull them.
You're welcome, I'm always willing to help /biz/ bros who want to do research.
>What is the nature of the relationship between XRP and IMF?
Brad Garlinghouse (CEO of Ripple) was in meetings with several finance world influencer namely, Christine Lagarde, and many important figures in the world of economy.
Also Judy Shelton someone whom Trump personally nominated advocates "return to the gold standard in a cryptocurrency way"
When you research you'll notice XRP/Ripple is always the center of economical happenings in some way.

>> No.22076177

>>22076033
Fucking schizoid

>> No.22076203

>>22076153
Parking lots if you can get a quick glance at how many spots are open. possibly go eat lunch near there and have a look at foot/bus traffic. I can give you a mail address to send me your findings. I will also compensate you for your expenses, provided they're reasonable.

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>>22076153
Don't try and go on the property, but definitely have a look and see what you can see, it would be better if you could do it two or three times over the course of a month or so.

>> No.22076299

I am all in SILJ and XRP. Am I safe?

>> No.22076316

>>22076160
Well, holy shit... I saw Christine Lagarde speak.
What is the likelyhood of the FED going along with that?

>> No.22076469

what's the bigger potential payoff? puts on QQQ? or just buying SQQQ

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22076539

The way things are going, I welcome a market crash. No more attention to hollyjew whores, basketball americans or retarded news anchors.
A crash would be the best thing unironically but this crash will the crash to end all crashes.

Bears will die from permanent erect penis

>> No.22076550

>>22076203
MIT is a big campus and it's mainly garages around here. I'm normally in on the science side so i'd need more direction. My company pays my expenses and i'm not poor, just interested in the knowledge.

>> No.22076591

>>22076258
disregard my last post this just updated. I'll check it out when i'm in Boston.

>> No.22076646

>>22068614
I called this yesterday

>>22039926

It's the end

>> No.22076858

>>22076550
I'm trying to find a temp email that will hold for a month, It's proving harder than I had initially assumed.

>> No.22076862

>>22076316
Considering the present course; I would wager close to 100%. XRP schizos have been ranting about exactly this happening “some time in 2020” all year. I’ve seen “if it’s not in September it will be in November” many times. It sounds like they were right....

>> No.22076901

>>22076862
I feel FOMO for XRP for the first time in like two years lol. I saw some coin news site article about it popping soon but I figured it was paid fud. Perhaps it wasn't lol.

>> No.22076986

>>22076591
APT12376@outlook.com
Contact me here.

>> No.22077088

>>22074222
Literally never heard of this. Hell N2 is used as a fracking fluid almost as often as water or CO2.

Most common contaminant you have to scrub is H2S, but US reserves are fairly sweet

>> No.22077091

>>22076901
I just converted my portfolio into XRP. Worst case scenario, I can swap back since XRP is stable. Best case scenario, I survive the economic collapse.

>> No.22077116

>>22068614
>/pol/
Do people really?

>> No.22077154

>>22077088
Something about the Gdansk import terminal numbers leaking for Marcellus gas and the declared nitrogen content being high enough that it's a net energy loss to clean. It was probably nothing. I don't know enough about the actual process or any of that to say for sure. I heard things, (likely bullshit) but I still had to ask, thank you for taking the time to reply.

>> No.22077168

>>22077091
Will definitely be putting something in XRP, this is the most anti-crab confidence I've had in a LONG time lol.

>> No.22077243

>>22077168
I didn't fully believe it until today. I still don't know if I fully believe it.

>> No.22077258

>>22073252
Gold is more a meme than actual investment

>> No.22077263

>>22077243
It could pan out. I'm extremely risk averse so it's hard for me to commit to things like this but This info definitely tips the scales a little.

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>>22068614
>January 9th, 2020
Well it already passed half a year ago and nothing happened so it's a larp

>> No.22077283

>>22069455
if its crashing at open you won't have much time to buy puts before the implied volatility gets massive

>> No.22077314

>>22077258
I agree. Here's a previous post of mine from above.
>>22072001

>> No.22077369

>>22077271
I did the same thing you just did> >>22074959


OP's picture doesn't make much sense unless he's mentioning an earlier call he made back in Jan

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>>22077271
I just checked, It is indeed bullshit.

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>>22077263
It just fits with everything we know about Ripple and XRP. Pic related makes me even more bullish about this. Almost nobody is in crypto and one of the only ones that has been currying favor with the Fed and banks is Ripple. Now the dollar is crashing and we need a savior from on high to save us from economic ruin? It just makes too much sense to ignore.

>> No.22077431

>>22077369
>>22077271
Different date format I believe. Look at the actual post date

>> No.22077474

>>22077427
lol I saw Steve mnuchin's glasses in the thumbnail and said out loud,
"Don't fucking tell me that's steve mnuchin, *opened the pic* That's steve fucking mnuchin..."

>> No.22077492

>>22077431
OH FUCK

>> No.22077519

>>22077431
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH LMAO.
Still probably bullshit but that sent a fucking chill up my spine ngl.

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>>22077427
lol, you've got me fucking seriously considering buying into ripple again... Jesus christ lmao. I'm gonna probably take 10% off the top of my current port and put it in ripple. If this shit is real...

Pic related: a meeting that presumably went well.

>> No.22077653

>>22077588
Worst case scenario it’s a stable coin. Best case scenario you dodge the collapse and profit from it.

>> No.22077680

>>22069341
>>22069341
Amd puts are my entire portfolio. How set for life am I?

>> No.22077721

>>22077653
What's the projected target price? As I understand it, the coin has to be able to support large bank transactions.

>> No.22077804

>>22077519
Think about this:
As of June, 4chan has 22 million unique users. About 900,000 of those users post. The majority of users are American. Now, is it that far fetched that there would be some users that know what is going on and would share the info? Not really. If 4chan was as popular in 2007 as it is today, you would have daily
>he’s not shorting the housing market
Threads. It all sounds like bullshit and crazy fear-mongering, but so did shorting the housing market not that long ago.

>> No.22077857

>>22077721
Well, that depends on if it’s actually going to be pegged to gold or not; provided everything else about it is real. If it’s pegged to gold I suppose it really would be $2k per XRP. To my knowledge it is the only crypto in existence that can process transactions near instantly at negligible cost.

>> No.22077888

>>22072933
Iran hasnt given a proper response to america when they killed their general. Also the explosion in beiroet is part of a biggrr event coming.

>> No.22077899

>>22077804
You're fucking with my "don't touch ripple rule" pretty hard right now ngl.

>> No.22077955

>>22077888
China delivered Iran's initial response. But I agree, there's likely more to come, especially in the Iraqi Parliament and the consolidation of Katib Hezbollah under the PMU.

Here's my thoughts on that. > >>22071223

>> No.22078051

>>22071903

Getting wet?

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>>22077955
>83 posts by this id

>> No.22078079

>>22077899
DYOR of course. I have faith in the tech and the partnerships Ripple have built. I have faith that there are no coincidences and that Judy Shelton wasn't just randomly chosen and that Mnuchin did not just randomly decide to meet with Craig Phillips. I am confident, not based on "insider" cryptic riddles, but on the reality I can see and is documented laid bare before me. In a world where the unlikely and even seemingly impossible has happened more times than I count, it only seems strange that such a thing can be occurring to those present and cognizant of it. Few people thought the Great Depression could occur. Few people thought that the first Civil War would happen. Few people thought that you could level an entire city with just one bomb. History is literally full occurrences that most people wouldn't believe could happen just the day before it did.

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>>22078077
Cheers!

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>>22078077
>1 post by this id

>> No.22078168

>>22078079
Yeah, I'm getting there desu.
I'll hodl till the wheels fall off. I've not got much to lose and a lot to gain thb

>> No.22078364

>>22078168
I'm in the same boat. Part of me hopes I'm right and another part of me hopes I'm wrong. If this is real then that's it for a lot of people.

>> No.22078420

>>22072185
>>22074009
>>22074187
>>22074459
>>22074958
>>22075739
>>22075770
>>22078077
Why so many one post single sentence attempts to dissuade people from reading this thread? which nail did we drive too deeply into whose door?

>> No.22078466

>>22078364
IT's all going to get better eventually. Realistically, how much worse could it actually get? on an individual level the poor are mostly unaffected by depression. Isn't it the middle and upper classes that lose the most? That thought scares me but for most as long as there's food and water they'll get by.

>> No.22078580

>>22075413
>It will level the playing field and Prevent all states from masking their money printing.
This makes too much sense. All of it. I'm starting to see the puzzle.


>>22077899
>don't touch ripple rule
>85 posts by this id

Kek. It it just clicked. Thanks for keeping this thread alive and lively. Anons amaze me.

>>22075825
I'm trying to digest this now. Any insights? anyone? Reads like a movie.

>> No.22078636

>>22078580
You're welcome fren. I enjoy conversations like this.

>> No.22078708

>>22078466
A lot of the xrp stuff seems to tie into the possibility of the mark of the beast, or a step to get us all onto the digital blockchain technology in a build up towards that. That's a little troubling. But if the world is ending, might as well make some money off of it before shit hits the fan.

>> No.22078711

>>22078466
The middle class will suffer the brunt of it and they are not equipped to handle such a depression for the most part. Most middle class families are not prepared at all. Then you have the civil unrest still escalating in the country and you have a recipe for somewhat of a collapse. Mostly in the major cities though.
>>22078580
If I read to you what happened in WWII, without you having any prior knowledge of the event, what would you think. Hell, if I typed out the events before and during the Battle of Midway, you would think it's like something out of a movie. Truth is always stranger than fiction. It is good and healthy to be a skeptic but it is peak intelligence to hold the possibility of the impossible in your mind, just in case you're wrong.

>> No.22078728

>>22078580
I really have posted alot. Is that a bad thing though? I don't understand the negative connotation attached to that.

>> No.22078803

>>22078711
I know that feeling, where you couldn't imagine some shit happening the way it does. There is a storm on the horizon, I can see it, I've seen other ones that weren't as bad as they looked. This one might be different though. especially given the political climate. and yeah, most middle class families can't afford more than 5k in engine repairs at any one time. so this would shatterfuck them.

>> No.22078891

>>22078711
>the possibility of the impossible
Love it

>>22078728
No, I love the conversations you've created. This idea is the heart of crypto and securities. Sucks that since everyone has their teams we kinds skim on the nuts and bolds.

>> No.22078901

>>22078803
If it's really going to happen it's going to fuck the whole world. Most of the world uses USD as their reserve currency, so if the dollar dies then so does every other country that is coupled to it. Unless, of course, they agree to fall in line with the new Digital Dollar to save themselves. Kind of like how we bound them to us in the aftermath of WWII now that I think about it.....

>> No.22078939

>>22078901
Yeah, that's why most countries are increasingly dirtying their peg to us, unloading dollars as reserve in favor of Euro and Yuan. we can get the NATO countries to pick it up but we'd be hard pressed to get the ones outside our sphere of influence to go along unless there was serious incentive.

>> No.22078980

>>22078891
That's a good point, macro and micro are equally important. especially with something as nuanced as economics, especially once you factor in the effects of crypto.

>> No.22079067

>>22078939
People are banking on there being a world war to settle it. The United States will not give up its title as world hegemon without a hell of a fight.

>> No.22079132

>>22077680
t. Probably a wsb zoomer who’s betting his future. So nothings at stake here.

>> No.22079142

>>22073722
>this is new
Were you not here in 2017?

>> No.22079156

>>22079067
The people in charge of the western banking houses will run the world into the ground and demand war if they feel threatened. I agree. I think this pandemic and the concomitant economic fallout has changed their calculus. (at least a little anyway)

>> No.22079204

>>22071576
You trying to say Corona is a bio weapon?

>> No.22079231

>>22079204
lmmfao, it's the worst bio weapon ever devised if it is... Hanta fever is a bioweapon. Smallpox is a bioweapon. and economic weapon maybe? but not a bioweapon,

>> No.22079256

>>22079231
I'm saying that china employs degradative techniques to slowly undermine their enemies.

>> No.22079273

>>22072001
Gold acts as a safe haven for about seven days to three weeks. This is assuming it's a new and big fucking shock.

>>22071903
>I don't see any conceivable way out of this other than large scale symmetrical warfare
I don't think China can feed itself. The war is likely already lost for them.

>> No.22079300

>>22075840
Not sourcing your data sheets in the same post while referencing them repeatedly in the thread makes you look highly suspicious. You should adjust this in future threads. Also, China's a dead man walking thanks to the flooding this summer. We might be getting brainwashed and biowardec'd, but the Chinese are getting ready to starve.

>> No.22079319

>>22079204
Now, the initially unquantifiable and indeterminate nature of the virus may actually be considered components of it being an economic weapon and a mostly harmless biological scare/weapon.

>>22079300
I sourced my data sheets

Here>>22071043
and here>>22071086

>> No.22079346

>>22079319
You posted a picture of those data sheets, yes. But you provided no ancillary link in those posts when it would be trivial for you to do so.

>> No.22079348

What do you guys know about Falun Dafa?

>> No.22079366

>>22079346

I provided the .com links here.
>>22071512

>> No.22079380

>>22079231
That wouldn't necessarily mean it's bad though, considering out shit is still mostly shut down. But yeah I just hope America doesn't implode at this point.

>> No.22079385

>>22079156
It has absolutely pushed things ahead of schedule.
>>22079204
Corona is more of an economic weapon. It isn't deadly enough to be a bioweapon but when the WHO fear mongers for you about a novel virus it makes it easy to collapse the world economy. COVID is a tool of economic warfare. There is no point in deploying a real bioweapon because it is more profitable and easier to maintain vassal states.
>>22079273
China would lose in a hot war for exactly this reason.
>>22079300
China cannot win a hot war, this is true. We are in the final months of an economic war. Either we will transition to a digital dollar and survive or China will take us down with it, which would lead to a hot war.

>> No.22079393

>>22079380
It will be ok. I promise, the US will probably go back to being just another country.

>> No.22079444

>>22079393
I'm pretty fine with that desu, I always thought the world police shit was retarded as fuck

>> No.22079447

>>22073171
>copy what the real elites are doing, which seems like real estate.
They're consolidating and moving. poorfags (under 10 million) aren't going to be able to do the same.

>>22073442
>"Buy land, they've stopped making it" applies heavily.
they haven't stopped taxing it. If they stop taxing it, you can take/claim it with enough people and lead.

>>22073874
likely going to be soft/proxy/cold and it's already speeding up. we're not near the end, but I'm guessing there are chinese cells waiting/executing orders.

>>22079385
The only issue is that we can still lose.

>> No.22079459

>>22079385
The thing I don't get about that is if corona is just a scare tactic for economic warfare, how does the US fall for that? And why would it? Also damage has been done to every economy so what would be the point?

>> No.22079498

>>22079366
Better, but as I said they should be in the same post as the image for easy accessibility. This is not an attempt to call you a shill, only to point out how easy it is to make that call when you post unsourced jpgs of anything. The fact that you later sourced them is functionally irrelevant unless the reader reads every one of your posts; since you are attempting to persuade Anons - for whom verifying is the watchword - you should be especially careful of that.

>>22079385
You are correct that we are in the final months of an economic war. You are incorrect that we are losing it. The US took a body blow this year; China got stabbed through the heart. Reshoring and moving away from the Chinese manufacturing hub was already underway BEFORE China tried to bully its betters by withholding medical data and equipment.

>> No.22079523
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22079523

Who is Alan Huang?
What's the connection between Ultrareach corporation and the USAGM?
Why did the USAGM award a contract to Alan Huang for 5 million dollars?
Why does Ultrareach corporation and DNTV have the same RA cutout as a Taiwanese Falun Dafa controlled shell corporation registered out of BVI?
Who is Clint Jin?
I can start uncovering boxes if you'd like?

>> No.22079583

>>22079498
Wouldn't the economic indicators I've posted dispute the "body blow" "heart stab" conjecture?

>> No.22079646
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https://tradingeconomics.com/china/indicators

>> No.22079657

>>22079459
>how does the US fall for that? And why would it?
we're dysfunctional. literally bipolar. It's a strength and a weakness. It doesn't appear that China knew how deadly the virus would be in the beginning and the release of the virus appears to have been "accidental" or at least with "variables." In all honesty, we are very lucky to have the trauma of a smacked economy instead of a crippled workforce that can't reproduce. Having any set of protocols to deal with a highly transmissible disease and getting a check-up on domestic production shortcomings on strategic goods/commodities/services will likely serve us very well in the mid and long term.

>>22079583
indicators are shit.
>t. money weatherman
US manufacturing capacity is still strong. China, stated above, literally might not be able to feed itself for at least 5 years and will probably have a huge cancer crisis moving forward. They have so many people that they're going to revert to the mean. They will suffer the consequences of robbing their middle class for too long via currency debasement. They will attempt to take neighboring land and swindling countries (like in africa) in a last attempt to retain power. They're really cornered.

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22079682

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/indicators

Look at GDP to debt R.
Look at the GDP YoY.
Look at 10 yr Bond yield.

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22079723

>>22079583
If the world ends this year and we judge solely based on GDP growth or recession this year, sure. But trying to perform technical analysis on a singular aspect of a country's economic data is by definition never going to give you the full picture. Fundamentals are needed to understand the future, and the best fundamentals I can see are the following:

>American politicians now see "Made In the USA" as a security policy, not an economic one
>At least some American voters are now permanently enraged at China, creating a voting bloc along those lines in the near future
>Western Europe is now distancing itself from China due to belligerence during the pandemic's early days
>China's still running out of under-30s, see pic (source: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ch.html under "People and Society"

>> No.22079792

>>22079657
Do you have a source for China not being able to feed itself? I haven't seen that info yet.

>> No.22079901

>>22079792
The Yangtze's been flooding for over two months at this point, the ground is saturated with water that has been used as an industrial dumping ground for at least twenty years; soil remediation in the country's food-producing regions will be a project measured in decades, if it ever really recovers.

>> No.22079905

>>22072490
>If Link is really what it is

It isn't. It's a pile of turd.

>> No.22079950
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>>22079901
https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3097781/china-food-security-country-faces-grain-supply-gap-130

>> No.22080007

>>22079792
>jewgled
https://world.wng.org/2020/08/a_food_crisis_in_china
I personally base it on:
https://www.agriculture.com/news/business/china-buys-corn-and-basedbeans-to-keep-me-happy-says-trump
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-28/u-s-wheat-passes-test-and-exports-to-china-jump-in-trade-boost
Granted these are buying months, but the images and videos you can find in /tgdg/ are kind of harrowing.
>>>/pol/275291686

>> No.22080014

>>22079950
That article wasn't even written with the flooding in mind. Next year there will be another article like that except the numbers will be much more dire on the domestic production front.

>> No.22080019

>>22079459
>How does the US fall for it
Anon, probably 60% of the political class are Chinese assets. We didn't "fall for it", our hand was forced by literal traitors to the country. Stop and think about it
>Trump shuts boarder to China in early February
>Democrats call him racist and tell everyone to meet up in China Town and have a great big party
>WHO lies about COVID
>Trump shuts borders anyway while downplaying virus
>Virus hits
>Every single Democrat politician and pundit suddenly shifts and shills it as Spanish Flu 2
>People are terrified and demand more action from the President
>President given a choice
>Crash whole economy and likely whole system to win re-election and find a way out
>Don't crash economy and lose election letting China gain complete control over US govt
That is what has really been happening here. No bullshit. No Q theories. China got fucked by the trade war and was put in a position of vassal state by the US because they can't feed themselves. Their retaliation was to release a weak novel virus to the world, use their man in the WHO to sell it, and then use their stooges in the US govt and media to fan the flames. Meanwhile, while the US flounders, they curry favor with the EU and try to stabilize from the self-inflicted damage. They are having a rough time thanks to the locust swarm that went through China on top of the flooding which has decimated their food supply. They are basically in a situation where they just need to hold out for a Biden win to be in the clear. Hence why they are funding the anarchist movement going on right now. Everything that is happening is 4th generation warfare.

>> No.22080035

>>22080007
>>22080014
I love you guys so much right now. I've waited all night for you two to show up.

>> No.22080059

>>22080019
>>22080014
>>22080007
Keep going please.

>> No.22080072

>>22080019
especially you fren.
(even though very few people in the US are reading this I still want to hear it).

>> No.22080126

>>22079498
We can absolutely still lose. If consumer confidence in the economy craters all of the manufacturing power in the world won't make a lick of difference. The Great Depression only really happened because everybody lost faith that times would ever be as good again. On top of the civil unrest going on and general polarization of society, we can absolutely still lose this.

>> No.22080164

>>22073199
Imagine a coin on a platform that gets hacked and they both REFUND the community? Who does that?

Who is more dencentralized than us? Who creates dividends in BAL when there is none? Who creates automatic arb opportunities and capitalizes on them and creates constant upward price pressure in an index fund? WHO ELSE DOES THIS AND IS ABOUT TO BE LISTED ON MULTIPLE MAJOR EXCHANGES AS STA WITH BURN AND NOT WSTA??? WHO ELSE BUT US STASTRONAUTS AND YOU DO NOT THINK PEOPLE WILL PAY $10 EOY?

YOU ARE FUCKING CRAZY. BY FULL INTEGRATION WHEN WE ARE THE INDUSTRY STA-NDARD AND BOOMERS INCORPORATE DIGITAL ASSETS INTO THEIR FUCKING VANGUARDS WE ARE THE STA-NDARD AND THEY WILL GLADLY PAY $10,000 PER STA AND YOU THINK 30 CENTS IS WORTH IT?????

>> No.22080188

>>22080126
These guys said we can't, apparently China is going to collapse within the month. They seem to know what they're talking about. But then again, you've been making a lot of sense all night, whereas these guys just started posting just recently. so idk.

>>22080007
>>22080014

>> No.22080192

>>22079132
I would never even think of going on reddit.

>> No.22080208

>>22080059

Well, predicting the future is never easy, but I will say that historically, a food shortage is one of the few things that gets the average Chinese prole out of bed and into a revolutionary mindset. The CCP will be acutely aware of this, so expect China to try and buy, steal, annex, or otherwise procure foodstuffs to ride out the storm. If the damage to their croplands is as bad as /tgdg/ seems to think it might be though, this storm cannot be weathered. I would expect one of two outcomes to occur:

option 1) Xi or some successor to him locks down the country with a hard L, choosing a unified, extremely poor country over...

option 2) China breaks apart into a sort of Neo Warring States period, with coastal rump states backed by local Pacific powers (look for both Korea and Japan to play here) basically cockblocking the interior of the country, which gets increasingly desperate and violent.

>>22080126
But there's the thing: Consumer confidence in the economy hasn't plummeted, barring retardo bobo shitheads who think -45% one day drops are the norm. Economic depressions happen when some aspect of the economy is revealed to be overbuilt, underperforming, or defunct in some way. Lung Pow, though? The very definition of an exogenous event forcing the economy to halt.

>> No.22080256

>>22080208
I'm very quietly socking Pro trump groups and trying to get them to tweet the president to tell him to go to war with China. So far it's working out pretty well desu. Perhaps you could help? I'd give you the templates if you want maybe?

>> No.22080314

>>22080256
There's no point or purpose to go to war with a defeated enemy, especially one which defeated itself. China's an also-ran in this century, much like the last.

>> No.22080322

>>22080072
There's not much else to say. Biden has a policy track record of putting China first. He has always voted for pro Chinese policy and against anti Chinese policy. That whole Ukraine scandal that prompted the "impeachment"? Realistically had very little to do with Ukraine. Burisma was used to launder money to China and then China would pay the Biden's and company with it. Really funny how a call about an old anti-corruption case against Joe Biden's son and board member of Burisma, Hunter Biden was magically heard right? Out of all of the private calls the President makes every day, why was that one in particular the one that was "accidentally" overheard? Why did the Democrats rush impeachment so poorly and why did they force their nominee to be a clearly senile man? Sounds to me like they know they've been caught and know that if Trump wins re-election that they're all fucked. Biden is clearly being propped up as a puppet to shield him from investigation under political grounds.

This whole thing stinks and the Democrats have been far too rabid and obvious for it to be anything else. They aren't acting like they're just the party out of power. They are acting like cornered animals and their lashing out has only increased as the election draws near.

>> No.22080334

>>22080007
>link fucked up by filter
https://archive.is/7Gnsp

>>22080035
I wouldn't get comfy. I'm almost positive that you're on the right scent for financial unrest and outbreaks of cells on US soil that will kind of look like domestic terrorism. That said, the situation for the US doesn't really seem so dire - very fucking tumultuous but not dire. As long as we have food security and an ability to keep producing food, we're gonna be alright.

>>22080059
Don't forget that an economy is net welfare. If you consider the US ability/capacity/potential to produce as a nation, then you'll quickly realize that our human capital, natural endowments, and other capital resources are beyond amazing. We have far too many skilled people that aren't nearly employed enough and the skills and organizational structures to properly manage things. Our wartime economy isn't something to consider putting into motion as a foreign aggressor, especially when you look at China. Not only are they are geographically, more or less locked into plains with one viable exit (south), they have no way to properly militarize their economy. They don't have production standards, the human capital of the middle class, and after the flooding, are at severe risk for critical resources. They might be sitting on a mountain of USD and other assets, but we can sanction them to hell. The ability to do so was clearly demonstrated recently. Quite a few nations seemed to have piled in, but I'm not finding articles on it. I don't have them on demand.
https://thediplomat.com/2020/08/with-latest-sanctions-us-casts-a-shadow-over-chinas-belt-and-road/

>>22080188
no, we definitely can still lose, it's just that China has almost certainly lost. We can still lose too, but China will likely take an L. I'll give it two to seven years of raping the shit out of their resources and financing the hell out of the country Japan/Korea style, again.

>> No.22080335

>>22080208
I've also started feeding the names of likely CIA/NSA intel analysts for China desk to the Chinese Consulate in Canberra via fax, and vise versa with Chinese economic and strategic scientists in Taiwan and Macao, It's a good split so far but I figure, if we can get everyone on the same page quick enough we could actually make this happen without much real effort.

>> No.22080366

Guys, I want a war... you can't tell me there won't be a war considering the emerging threats, seriously? Don't do this to me lol, I need a war so badly. Like, am I the only one actually trying to get anything done here? I feel super fucking alone rn desumi.

>> No.22080388

>>22080366
>I want a war...
99% certain we're already at war senpai. Train and arm yourself. It might show up at your doorstep, and it might be called Antifa. I can't be certain, but I'd place bets on it.

>> No.22080389

>>22080188
China is absolutely fucked. China can't beat us but they can drag us down with them.
>>22080208
Unless a corrupt and owned by China MSM gaslights them into believing that everything is defunct. I'm not saying it will work. I'm just saying that the possibility exists and should be considered. I unironically trust the president to navigate us through this solely because I don't think anybody else on Earth could weather the beating he has taken since the primaries in 2015.

>> No.22080390

Welp, I'm off to bed, you guys suck. war's cancelled? I hope not... We fucking need one badly lol. keep your heads up though, I'm sure we'll get something resembling one eventually.

>> No.22080405
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>>22080390
we're going to bleed china dry like we did europe after WWII.

>> No.22080416

>>22080334
China's exits realistically are all by sea. They can't walk troops out of the Gobi, or over the Himalayas.

>>22080335
Forcing something to explode is how you end up with a face full of shrapnel. No thanks, and I'd advise you cut it out as well.

>>22080366
We're living in the war, at this very moment. If it sucks and is gay, well, that's just clown world for you.

>> No.22080415

I just wish there were more people to read this than just the four of us :( I'll screen cap some of your more ahah posts so I can share them. TY guys, I hope y'all have a great evening.

>> No.22080454

>>22080366
War will not be traditional war. We have been at war with China since 2016, unofficially. The civil unrest in the US right now is a result of 4th generation warfare. China cannot beat us in economic war, so they must force us to beat ourselves.

>> No.22080462

>>22080389
The only reason I discount that possibility is because the MSM's influence has been waning for quite some time, and even normies are citing mainstream news as a vehicle for a punchline more often than not. Helps that the DNC fucked Bernie over again so one of the most tech-savvy oppositions is livid at the media again.

>> No.22080484

>>22080335
this is going to get you v&. additionally if you decide to incite via >>22080388 you're going to get it all shut down by the feds or just get v&. I'm pretty sure the "abductions" are all an effort to get these agents out of the crowds. Civil war is highly unlikely tbqh.

>>22080454
following up on this, the number of people actually in the fold are going to be about 2 to 10 percent of the most genetically, physically, and mentally weak stock of the USA. they don't have a chance assuming we have any kind of federal response ontop of things.

>> No.22080493

>>22071746
Just buy BTC then

>> No.22080506

>>22080366
Why would you want war you devil? is your life that devoid of meaning?

>> No.22080514

>>22080462
I agree, I think it's a long shot. The amount of gaslighting needed to pull it off is just too much. If the internet didn't exist then they could do it, but because we don't restrict our internet at all people find the truth. The tech companies can only control so much.

>> No.22080533

>>22080514
helps that 8kun is apparently backstopped by the DoD

>> No.22080556

>>22080484
Oh after the election all of this civil unrest bullshit is over. There will be zero risk of all the ground working being undone at that point and then shit gets REALLY crazy.
>>22080533
And that 4chan is an FBI honeypot

>> No.22080598

>>22080556
4chan running IA for the Feds when??

>> No.22080610

who tf cares if poorfags are poor lmao

>> No.22080621

>>22080514
it's all this weird unreality.
>we're going to screech at you with 2.2% of the populace on Twitter
>we're going to take all the water from vietnam so we can take their land
>we're going to say whatever the hell we want with no consequence
>we're going to price equities with no relation to returns on labor/capital
>we're going to make one of the most highly capitalized countries absolutely unable to do anything by removing its manufacturing base
How could any of the above possibly not be genius????

>>22080556
I hope so. But honestly, a rapid change like that would be uncanny. I think that the outrage about orange man followed by wave (1pt)II will be a good way to wind down.

>>22080598
not sure what alphabet soup but minimally /b/ passes through some fed server.

>> No.22080655

>>22080621
America tends to do the rapid change once a century, then relax for 80 years. In that hypothetical timeline, we're kinda due.

>> No.22080662

>>22080484
Lmao, if passing the names of random people I think might be responsible for pseudonymous reports about SCS/ASEAN ET and PT, then I'll gladly go lol. I'm sure the Chinese would be way more pissed than they would lol.

Also, anyone who supports antifags is a fucking moron lol. I prefer to encourage african americans to buy rifles to protect their families from crime. It's good to remind them that they're americans. they forget sometimes.

Seriously though, let's all do our part to make sure we save America from the CCP before it's too late to control the spin.

>> No.22080719

>>22080621
It literally only makes sense when you start thinking about them as traitors. Because everything they do only makes sense if you wanted to destroy the country.

There has been a lot of uncanny things recently. Some decades feel like years and some years feel like decades.

>>22080598
/pol/ already does this. In the last month alone they've identified people in the riots and tipped off law enforcement faster than law enforcement could investigate. I'm pretty certain at this point that the Feds drop breadcrumbs and then let weaponized autism do its job.

>> No.22080775

>>22080719
You're not wrong. Love this place.

>> No.22080830

Any books you recommend on china and us relations?

>> No.22080850

>>22080655
I think the change is solidifying. Consolidation of power under the executive, conflicts of interest in the branches of government, The Patriot Act and other surveillance, big data, and NSA related tomfoolery, and QE are the new paradigm if anything. we'll see what fails and what moves on.

>>22080662
>I prefer to encourage african americans to buy rifles to protect their families from crime. It's good to remind them that they're americans. they forget sometimes.
>Seriously though, let's all do our part to make sure we save America from the CCP before it's too late to control the spin.
based

>>22080719
>It literally only makes sense when you start thinking about them as traitors. Because everything they do only makes sense if you wanted to destroy the country.
That's how I feel about it, but I think they're useful idiots that are playing into the hands of foreign interests. It's unfortunate, and I think that the federal response has been considerate of this most likely scenario.
>Some decades feel like years and some years feel like decades.
I've been having a few days feel like a full week or week and a half. Last week was pretty bad for me. This week might be a bit more normal. Finance is my mainstay and the markets have been whipping so much that literally a week feels like a quarter sometimes.

>> No.22080852

>>22080775
It's the best place on the internet. There's a reason people stick around despite the shitposting. It's the only place where real discussion can be had without fear. It's an absolute treasure.

>> No.22080983

>>22080850
I work a boring desk job in the medical industry so all of my days just kind of meld into one.
>Can't go do anything because of meme lockdown
>Nobody wants to hang out because they think they will die
>Work from home
I only put on regular clothes when I need groceries or other supplies. I've worn almost nothing but sweats, pajama bottoms, and baggy shirts for months now. Having the free time to just watch everything go down has been like a slow walk into hell. No so much worried for myself, but very worried for my young siblings.

>> No.22081043

>>22080983
same shit, just insurance back/mid office. I'm more worried about my parents. They don't have the resources to even vaguely mismanage hyperinflation. They'll do incredibly well with deflation or with an indefinite freeze, but without any siblings, there's no one to support them except for me if funds get gutted.

>> No.22081164

>>22081043
My parents are the same. I feel like a lot of parents and grandparents are in that boat.

>> No.22081410

>>22080662
>116 posts by this ID
didn't read; not selling