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A boxing analogy for traders.
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Japan has barely just started to recover from a bubble way back. They're definitely not printing magic money like western countries.
Thanks for the updates, Mike. Lots of craziness with the war mongering, port strikes, destruction from the hurricane, etc. The is a very bad start to Q4.
I don't fool myself into thinking I should have been in something else that happens to be shooting up. There's always something outperforming. There's only two positions I'm interested in at most. The position I'm in, and a position I'm considering. I don't consider getting in to something that's going sky high, it's already too late. I look for things that are unfairly punished by the market.
Homer's "Odyssey," Odysseus
Odysseus!
MMT ZOMBIES sold Israel 🇮🇱 today 😢
Japan clearly gets it. They just don’t want to rock the intenstional central bank community
It is never headlines/ news, the why? It is always: positioning. That's it.
Focusing on the big picture is good advice.
Here’s the rub, either describe big picture long term or share weekly reports that cause the shorter term price moves. But both become conflicting and confusing. Just saying…
At what point does Mike own his error in analysis?
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If this is a 2025 narrative then come back in January Mike. What about this “certainty” for Gold short? Absolutely opposite.