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| Jones exhibiting the same lack of understanding about the monetary system as last year. |
Thanks for the insights, Mike. I'll be on the watch for Paul Jones and skip past anything he says.
“Paul Tudor Peter Paul & Mary Micheal Jimmy John Jones” is his full name
….. well the climate screamers basically calling for that with ending all food production (john kerry being 1 of them) and being performed over in the eurozone.
Jerome Powell knows he's lying. And so does Janet Yellen, and so does that moron Paul Tudor Jones? They know they're lying they can't. Help but know the truth They know it's all bullshit
Hopefully you have SMCI in your portfolio brother Michael
thanks Mike
Unsustainable debt means investors don't have enough money to buy bonds. I don't see that happening anytime soon
17:00 the alpha trade here is long Tlt?
Miss hearing from you every night.
if u want could u do a video on china, and why they dont perform like the rest of the world
Thanks Mike
FY23
Total Issues $143 trillion
Total Redemptions $140 trillion
How do explain economies such as Australia’s that has experienced growth for the past thirty years or so despite the government having a policy of ‘balanced budgets’? Is that economy in particular underperforming as a result of this policy?
Australia has had good growth overall but not necessarily per capita growth. Australia exports a lot of stuff and imports wealthy immigrants. Australia has a high minimum wage which is good for the economy.
G.O.A.T
Well, I'm a-standing on a corner
In Winslow, Arizona
Such a fine sight to see
It's a girl, my Lord
In a flat-bed Ford
Slowin' down to take a look at me
I just saw old Lois Rukyzer episode from the 80's freaking about "The debt". I think it was still in the Billions at the time.
Speaking of Paul Tudor Jones, I think this Money Magagement occupation is a scam. They tell you not to touch your money for 20 years… mean while they skim of the top. If you don't know anything about finance your'e better off just leaving your money in the index and you're going to do better than these Money Managers. The whole thing stinks to me.
Nice one, Mike. Could you talk about the memes that go around about the US Debt Clock's "US Unfunded Liabilities" ($212.6T) vs "US Total National Assets" ($188.6T)? Is the Unfunded Liabilities number correct, or is it realistically lower than stated?
Tudornomics
"Adult Conversation" I've heard this used before. In 2012 former Canadian Priminister Brian Mulroney was in the media talking about how it was time for an adult converstation on health care, the theme being we need to scale back service and cut spending. It's a tactic for persuasion, you don't explicitily say the opposition to your view is childish, you injected into the dialogue, and let the audience connect the dots. It's meant to resonates with the larger target audience.