Gold rush up accordingly to each major news during the bank run crisis in March. Problem seems to subside for now. We will explore the possibility of a contagion effect to a wider bank run in this video. A story of having too much money problem • It is a bank – need to pay interest to depositors • During pandemic - invested 10yrs bonds yield average...
Are we seeing a possible head and shoulders forming here? This could be an interesting pattern with everything that is happening in crypto given the FTX collapse/contagion and other possible toxic accounts that have not been revealed that could be the last leg in bringing crypto to the last shakeout in this market. Target price with this pattern is around $0.13
CONTAGION very possible If things start to unwind As we saw last week things move at a rapid pace in crypto. Possible wipeout scenario on the cards... If they are just rumours , it will recover.
Yea pretty much a doomsday scenario, I will start buying in around < $14K
***Not financial advice*** The Bank of Japan has become the majority shareholder of Japanese Bonds, sparking re-evaluation of the integrity of the asset. A catastrophic collapse in the bond market could lead to a hyperinflationary event that sparks financial contagion worldwide. If you can navigate the entry, then this is an opportunity for a potential gravy...
The S&P500 has done exactly as I feared. Thesis: The US is transitioning. The US dollar was the reserve currency of the world. We exported dollars and it either sat in banks or was imported back as investment (Bonds and stocks). When we locked up Russia's money we made EVERY country re-evaluate their relationship with us. A significant pivot is happening on the...
*not investment advise. do your own research and invest at your own risk* $SO is presently in a sell-off. I saw this coming (see my previous idea on SO) but the movement's strength and momentum has surprised me. From what I've read, this doesn't appear to be related to anything significant beyond general market selling and a pervasive over-valuation fear that...