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| And tomorrow will be an up day. How do I know?  |
True, you did predict a down day.
The bilge pump
Thanks for the updates, Mike.
Mike you're beautiful brother, let's make that subscription money 💰
Hell yes, I'm signed up. Let's make that money.
Why don't you call your senator
You did!
You haven't actually explained the consequence of the reserves not being drained. Presumably it's banks not being able to lend? Is this supported by the H.8 release, presumably "Loans and leases in bank credit" in Table 3?
Mike you're the man – I understand what you're saying now about the bilge pump. What you're saying there about the new condition and the bilge pump is literally BRILLIANT next level analysis man. NOBODY is thinking like that let alone explaining this kind of stuff Mike. You're next level bud keep it up and thank you!
Really good analysis, I appreciate it. You are a sharp guy.
I don't get why the day following a social security deposit will be bullish. The bilge pump analogy you described reflects the banks buying securities to drain the reserves. That's not happening now, so where do the banks get their relief?
"Do things that you don't wanna do" – great one!!!
Griftin for subscribers and YouTube cash Mike? 😂😂😂😂
My channel is not monetized. What’s your problem?
I like your thinking
There is no way using this information to trade 0DTE's will end well. There is a 100% chance you will lose money over the course of time. These flows do not determine the stock market moves on a daily time frame
@@StructuralistRe-Evolution according to who? You?
@@mikeydoggyNo according to you. You have said short term trading is a losing strategy. What happened to long term wealth building?
@@StructuralistRe-Evolution you’re right! However, there are often correlations between flows and market movements. It’s not 100%, but there is some predictability.
I like your fundamental analysis Mike thank you. I’m still confused about why market seems to still be selling off hard with underlying conditions strong as you described. I appreciate you and these videos.