Not a false flag. Gird your loins and get jacked to the tits.
A lot of shit is gonna come down on the 30th, but I don't see the full effects kicking in for 90 days- once liquidations are rolling up to the FED, and the evictions start from foreclosed homes and non-paying renters. October and November could get real hairy.
I honestly don't know if it even has anything to do with DJT or if it matters who's sitting in the WH, I think the bubble pops anyway. Who is in the WH during the aftermath will make the difference.
I do know the people apponted by the WH (Yellen, Deese, Adyemo, Pyle, Gensler) are both incapable of handling a crisis and yet well placed to carve up what remains of the economy and place it into cabal hands.
I think that we are the rabbit, in between two wolves discussing what's for dinner. On one side is the old guard- JPM, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Citadel. On the other is Blackrock, Vanguard, Blackstone. The old guard is just greedy. Blackstone is evil incorporated.
We will be expected to cover the fallout via taxes and interest rates- like we always do. No matter who wins, we're expected to lose. I'm not a huge fan of losing, so I plan to go down fighting. GME squeezing would go a long way- that's private equity to back mortgages and small businesses. It's a big monkeywrench to chuck into their machinations.
Man, that's a tough way to look at stuff. A far way away from the heady optimism of the Q days back before November 2020. You're not saying anything that isn't true, though.
I can definitely say I hope you get yours in the stonks war! Met a dude at the gas station who claimed he cashed out on GameStop with $400k in profits.
The guy at the gas station wasn't that smart, then. GameStop (GME) is most likely set to go WAY up. This guy will be kicking himself for "paper-handing" (selling off early) when he sees all the money he could have had. If you see him soon, suggest that he buy back in before it takes off.
Of course, the financial "fake news" - Klipinger, Market Watch, Yahoo Finance, Motley Fool (and many others) - are doing everything they can to make GME look like it has already run its course. The truth is, it hasn't even begun!
Btw, Reddit subs are being targeted/manipulated by shills, etc. - so be wary. "Wall Street Bets" was perhaps the first to fall, "/r/GME" followed... and recently "/r/SuperStonk" (my previous favorite) had a bunch of "mod drama" (which may have been coordinated).
The ticket right now (to me, anyway) is:
www.old.reddit.com/r/DDintoGME
I am NOT a financial advisor, however I believe that "GAME STOP" is part of The Plan. We might just experience a great wealth transfer from the "elite" to the people.
The only strategy is to BUY and (importantly) HOLD - and if/when there is a "rocket to the moon" - only sell on the way down, and only a little at a time.
Some people plan on keeping a portion of their shares forever (in an "Infinity Pool").
Even if you haven't invested before, it's easy to set up a Fidelity (etc.) account. Whatever you do, stay far away from Robinhood as they "turned off" the BUY button when GME soared from $76.79 on January 25th, to $347.51 on January 27th.
Not a false flag. Gird your loins and get jacked to the tits.
A lot of shit is gonna come down on the 30th, but I don't see the full effects kicking in for 90 days- once liquidations are rolling up to the FED, and the evictions start from foreclosed homes and non-paying renters. October and November could get real hairy.
Do you think this brings Trump back into office? or do we have to deal with this fall out for years until he is re-elected (AGAIN)?
I honestly don't know if it even has anything to do with DJT or if it matters who's sitting in the WH, I think the bubble pops anyway. Who is in the WH during the aftermath will make the difference.
I do know the people apponted by the WH (Yellen, Deese, Adyemo, Pyle, Gensler) are both incapable of handling a crisis and yet well placed to carve up what remains of the economy and place it into cabal hands.
I think that we are the rabbit, in between two wolves discussing what's for dinner. On one side is the old guard- JPM, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Citadel. On the other is Blackrock, Vanguard, Blackstone. The old guard is just greedy. Blackstone is evil incorporated.
We will be expected to cover the fallout via taxes and interest rates- like we always do. No matter who wins, we're expected to lose. I'm not a huge fan of losing, so I plan to go down fighting. GME squeezing would go a long way- that's private equity to back mortgages and small businesses. It's a big monkeywrench to chuck into their machinations.
Man, that's a tough way to look at stuff. A far way away from the heady optimism of the Q days back before November 2020. You're not saying anything that isn't true, though.
I can definitely say I hope you get yours in the stonks war! Met a dude at the gas station who claimed he cashed out on GameStop with $400k in profits.
The guy at the gas station wasn't that smart, then. GameStop (GME) is most likely set to go WAY up. This guy will be kicking himself for "paper-handing" (selling off early) when he sees all the money he could have had. If you see him soon, suggest that he buy back in before it takes off.
Of course, the financial "fake news" - Klipinger, Market Watch, Yahoo Finance, Motley Fool (and many others) - are doing everything they can to make GME look like it has already run its course. The truth is, it hasn't even begun!
Btw, Reddit subs are being targeted/manipulated by shills, etc. - so be wary. "Wall Street Bets" was perhaps the first to fall, "/r/GME" followed... and recently "/r/SuperStonk" (my previous favorite) had a bunch of "mod drama" (which may have been coordinated).
The ticket right now (to me, anyway) is: www.old.reddit.com/r/DDintoGME
I am NOT a financial advisor, however I believe that "GAME STOP" is part of The Plan. We might just experience a great wealth transfer from the "elite" to the people.
The only strategy is to BUY and (importantly) HOLD - and if/when there is a "rocket to the moon" - only sell on the way down, and only a little at a time.
Some people plan on keeping a portion of their shares forever (in an "Infinity Pool").
Even if you haven't invested before, it's easy to set up a Fidelity (etc.) account. Whatever you do, stay far away from Robinhood as they "turned off" the BUY button when GME soared from $76.79 on January 25th, to $347.51 on January 27th.