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7/16/2025, 5:39:46 AM
What's up with Gendo-Pepe's hands?
7/3/2025, 1:11:02 AM
>>40647678
There are core problems deep at the Eurodollar level since 2008 (VW squeeze) and have been percolating away nicely since the GME sneeze. Envision the global system like a parfait, or an onion.
1. Retail
2. Institutions and hedge funds
3. Banks
4. Central Banks
5. Eurodollar ledger
6. Supranationals like IMF, BIS, World Bank, ect.
Liquidity moves up and down the chain as needed for (((projects))). Around the same time as GME started, L2 has been battling with L1 in an effort to prevent a redistribution of hard power from the deeper layers, supported by L2 to L4 to huge loss. This has cause a vacuum effect at L5 where resources have been drawn in from other central banks. In keeping rates high and a strong dollar, there is less cost on the FED to claim resources from L5, however, so much has been put into this fight between L1 and L2 that liquidity crunches are happening at the L5 now. You can see the U.S. is at the spearhead of the problem as almost every single central bank is dropping rates while the FED keeps it stable.
...Meanwhile the Russo/Ukraine war caused L6 to sweat and suck in defence resources, and automation has been a double edged sword for L2 and L3 where while ~75% of all businesses use automation, leading to job cuts (Fed figures are a meme) to reduce overheads, this decreases USD volatility and causes gigantic losses on corporate mortgage backed securities.
At a surface layer, all you need to do is buy and hodl. DRS if you want to feel safe, understanding L2 to L5 gets swept away if only one stock infinity squeezes. It almost happened with MMLTP, then FINRA shut it down.
However if a lot of naked shorted stocks are putting pressure up the chain across the retail horizontal, the liquidity crunch at the Eurodollar level compounds and bypasses FINRA. This counters the "If FINRA shut down MMLTP, they'll shut down GME" which is true, you just dig under FINRA instead.
There are core problems deep at the Eurodollar level since 2008 (VW squeeze) and have been percolating away nicely since the GME sneeze. Envision the global system like a parfait, or an onion.
1. Retail
2. Institutions and hedge funds
3. Banks
4. Central Banks
5. Eurodollar ledger
6. Supranationals like IMF, BIS, World Bank, ect.
Liquidity moves up and down the chain as needed for (((projects))). Around the same time as GME started, L2 has been battling with L1 in an effort to prevent a redistribution of hard power from the deeper layers, supported by L2 to L4 to huge loss. This has cause a vacuum effect at L5 where resources have been drawn in from other central banks. In keeping rates high and a strong dollar, there is less cost on the FED to claim resources from L5, however, so much has been put into this fight between L1 and L2 that liquidity crunches are happening at the L5 now. You can see the U.S. is at the spearhead of the problem as almost every single central bank is dropping rates while the FED keeps it stable.
...Meanwhile the Russo/Ukraine war caused L6 to sweat and suck in defence resources, and automation has been a double edged sword for L2 and L3 where while ~75% of all businesses use automation, leading to job cuts (Fed figures are a meme) to reduce overheads, this decreases USD volatility and causes gigantic losses on corporate mortgage backed securities.
At a surface layer, all you need to do is buy and hodl. DRS if you want to feel safe, understanding L2 to L5 gets swept away if only one stock infinity squeezes. It almost happened with MMLTP, then FINRA shut it down.
However if a lot of naked shorted stocks are putting pressure up the chain across the retail horizontal, the liquidity crunch at the Eurodollar level compounds and bypasses FINRA. This counters the "If FINRA shut down MMLTP, they'll shut down GME" which is true, you just dig under FINRA instead.
6/17/2025, 6:27:29 AM
>>507686409
maybe it's a similar situation as north korea wherein some of their slightly rabid warmongers need to believe that somethings sometimes happen
maybe it's a similar situation as north korea wherein some of their slightly rabid warmongers need to believe that somethings sometimes happen
6/17/2025, 5:02:32 AM
>>507679109
>Sitting comfy in the Midwest far far away from any of the targets
Anyone else sitting in comfy middle of nowhere?
>Sitting comfy in the Midwest far far away from any of the targets
Anyone else sitting in comfy middle of nowhere?
6/16/2025, 2:39:30 AM
>>507534790
>still alive
>sit back in my recliner
>turn on a 5 hour documentary about mario kart wii speedrunning
>kikes on xitter eternally seething
>still alive
>sit back in my recliner
>turn on a 5 hour documentary about mario kart wii speedrunning
>kikes on xitter eternally seething
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