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What we have in common with Navy Seals.

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Stick to the process. It breaks down to increments.

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Mike Norman
Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

24 comments

  1. I probably have more in common with real seals than I do with Navy Seals.

  2. Tax cuts for who? Not bullish if it’s top earners. They just buy equities. Not real goods or services.

  3. just stopping in to comment highly appreciated mike good video 👍🏽

  4. @GeorgeSchneider8889

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  5. 🌊🌊🌊🦭 Seals enjoy a blue wave.

  6. Keep Kamala and carryonala.

  7. Hit $135k today. I'm really grateful for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 14k in January

  8. Now it sound like you are trying to get both ways?

  9. Thanks for the updates, Mike. Looking forward to being past the election.

  10. Mike, you're right because we are in fiscal dominance

  11. The greatest thing a person can do is learn to control their imagination – Albert Einstein and Mike Norman

  12. You say tax breaks to the wealthy have an equivalent effect on the economy as government spending. Is this true? I would think government spending which tends to put money into the hands of people with a higher propensity to spend then wealthy individuals who already have more money than they can spend. Please shine more light on this topic for me, it’s a crucial question. I know Warren Mosler argues that there should be no taxes on businesses because it creates inefficiencies and high compliance costs. I agree with that but with government spending on infrastructure ( I consider healthcare and education part of our infrastructure) we get public assets which enhances the economy. I would like to hear your views on this.

  13. Trump is talking about exploiting US oil and gas to the max. Won't this have a chance of offsetting reduced Gov spending?

  14. Tax cuts may be fiscally equivalent to spending increases, but are not equivalent to them in other criteria.
    Fiscal criteria are not everything.
    People's opinions depend on factors other than prices.
    check edit: my comment to your previous video was automatically deleted, may be by Youtube.

  15. Huge rally

  16. I've been holding a losing crypto position for three years, but thanks to your coaching, I've not given up and am prepared to wait until profit. It has not been easy, but I remember the Warren Buffet saying you like to use that he won't open a position unless he is able to hold it for five years. That has helped me.

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