5
schiff_for_brains 5 points ago +5 / -0

The theory is you put all the dates on a clock face. Ie, groups of 60.

Supposedly you can get deltas on the same side of the clock. Or the other side of the clock if you think mirror.

I don’t know who came up with the theory or why they proposed it. Just the other day I was wondering what happened to all the qlockers as they’ve been quiet for a long time.

5
schiff_for_brains 5 points ago +5 / -0

If the market crashes there won’t be profits to tax. This is to trigger the sell off that causes the crash. Basically popping all the investment bubbles at once.

3
schiff_for_brains 3 points ago +3 / -0

If that capital gains tax happens we are going to see a huge sell off of assets. Figure any sizeable asset that the owner had plans to sell in the next year or two is immediately on the market.

If you had a $500k gain on your house you bought 30 years ago it would be worth selling now to save $100k in taxes. Otherwise your cost to carry will be $8k per month.

Lots of vacation properties that are barely making enough to hold will be reevaluated with less profit from gains available.

Any retired person with stocks transitioning into bonds will accelerate that money movement to protect their nest egg.

Anybody sitting on cheap crypto might sell all or part as well.

Basically nobody wants to give the government half their investment income.

1
schiff_for_brains 1 point ago +1 / -0

Your Wawa has people take the foil off for you? That’s really fancy! 😂

1
schiff_for_brains 1 point ago +1 / -0

Wawa has a F’real milkshake machine on the sales floor. You pull a cup out of the freezer below, remove the foil cover, toss it in the machine and choose your thickness. The deli staff don’t make milkshake for you.

2
schiff_for_brains 2 points ago +2 / -0

They will make it non binding, and then amend it to become binding.

Look for amendment and exit clauses.

2
schiff_for_brains 2 points ago +2 / -0

Do we have any plane fags able to track down a tail number and look into how often it flies and where?

2
schiff_for_brains 2 points ago +2 / -0

It’s all about giving government money to connected individuals while destroying our standard of living.

12
schiff_for_brains 12 points ago +12 / -0

All those accounts across all those platforms all banned on the same day. Yet there was no investigation about collusion because it was totally organic or something.

2
schiff_for_brains 2 points ago +2 / -0

Your deposit becomes a bankers asset and they have an obligation to you. But it’s no longer yours. If it was, they couldn’t borrow against your stocks to allow someone else to short them.

10
schiff_for_brains 10 points ago +10 / -0

The UN has a treaty barring the use of weather manipulation as a weapon. They totally didn’t make this treaty because the US was doing it daily in Vietnam.

3
schiff_for_brains 3 points ago +3 / -0

They carry the title in company. Just as Ambassador follows you for life even if you are not curryAmbassadoring anywhere.

4
schiff_for_brains 4 points ago +4 / -0

Don’t buy paper metals. If you don’t hold it in your hand you don’t own it.

Silver Eagles and Canadian Leafs are typically seen as premium coins. People know them well and I don’t think there’s any reports of fake or low quality coins coming from them. Other governments offer coins and of course anybody can make and sell one, but they have lesser reputations.

Bars are heavier, and their higher value makes them a little more difficult to use. They stack better, though.

Sterling can often be found at estate sales and auctions at good prices. I think it’s 90% silver. It can also have additional value to collectors. But oz to oz, you should be able to get about 90% of silvers market price. Figure it’s a bit harder to move and stack than a coin or bar.

It’s harder to find these days, but junk silver is an interesting play. Our coins used to have or be made entirely of silver. I think Morgan dollars are 90% pure, roughly 0.7 oz of silver. Pre-1965 dimes are worth about $2 each and would be really easy to trade if SHTF. When I was a kid my dad used to pay me to go through change to find the silver coins. I’d open a role, pull silver and roll it back up. He’d take the change back to the bank and get more whenever I felt like working.

4
schiff_for_brains 4 points ago +4 / -0

Paper gold isn’t backed by real gold. They make up as much paper gold as they need to get the price where they want it. If they have to pay out, they sell more paper to raise funds and drop the price before paying out. It’s a pyramid scheme.

Years ago paper metal had an option to be redeemable for metal. Most just took the cash because it’s way easier to move digital currency. But apparently London was having problems when people tried to get their gold.

6
schiff_for_brains 6 points ago +6 / -0

Also, get applause and positive reactions from the crowd, putting organizers in the worst possible position.

1
schiff_for_brains 1 point ago +1 / -0

What's different? JCP was delisted in 2020. Its stock was worthless. Creditors had to take it over.

4
schiff_for_brains 4 points ago +4 / -0

Those guards weren’t really protecting him. The crowd just wasn’t angry enough to do more than embarrass him.

7
schiff_for_brains 7 points ago +7 / -0

It's never been proven that Macron rims children. But he certainly rims his tranny pedo-wife.

5
schiff_for_brains 5 points ago +5 / -0

You are also more likely to find 13s and 17's because you're looking for them (frequency illusion).

And double digits starting with 1's are going to appear way more often than double digits starting with 9's (ballot analysis taught me that).

Those numbers can be interesting. Just know some of the reasons why they seem to appear a lot.

To me, zero delta posts and the chans asking Trump to say "tippy top" are way more powerful as a potential proof.

view more: Next ›