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  rsmracks@rsmracks7h

  $SPY GDP printed 1.5% growth. I can tell you now, the real economy is in a recession. I’ve said for several years now that the named recession won’t come until mid 2027. I’m sticking to my calls. It doesn’t matter who the president is, you can’t print your way out of this debt bubble. You still have time to prepare yourselves. Real unemployment/underemployment will be 15-20%. The government can’t send out any more stimulus checks. The only reason GDP is 1.5% is due to AI debt and more government spending via debt. Only 10-20% of Americans are benefiting from this. 70% of Americans are one missed paycheck away from homelessness. Time to move back in with Mom & Dad or even Granny’s & Grandpa’s in 2027-2028. $B got gold✅ $XOM got energy✅ $SGOV build cash into year end✅ $SILJ Time for silvers next move?✅ I’m still going to reduce my commodities exposure into year end and build my SGOV position substantially. https://x.com/shanaka86/status/2082828486142833009?s=46

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  Richard Costri@FatDuck39h

  $JNUG $SLV $GLD $GDX $B South Korea conducts rare DOLLAR-SELLING intervention, source says Gilded Age 2.0 coming right for you DXY @ $100.07 now Coming from multiples sides now (Japan & S.Korean) & don't be shocked if China joins in later Laugh to win https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/south-korea-conducts-rare-dollar-selling-intervention-source-says-2026-07-30/

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  Richard Costri@FatDuck310h

  $B $GLD $SLV $JNUG $GDX The govt is using debt expansion as a primary mechanism for sustaining aggregate demand & economic growth hence GDP rises because there's more spending. @ the cost of your savings, salary & cost of living. Clarity from commerce dept. Commerce Department quietly announces 7 new equity stakes in private companies: https://thehill.com/policy/technology/6000186-commerce-ai-chips-stakes/ Welcome to the perpetuity of debt monetization. The train has left the station & never stops just like the debt & inflation Only way the US gets back to 2% inflation is by distorting the math & that solves the problem Fed rates will be lowered by October/November as the PCE formulation kicks in & give them the leeway to do so

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  Richard Costri@FatDuck311h

  $JNUG $B $GDX $GLD $SLV Yen surges, analysts suspect official Japanese intervention. You know what this means. Japan sells US dollars & buys yen https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/yen-strengthens-sharply-against-us-dollar-2026-07-30/

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  Richard Costri@FatDuck315h

  $SLV $GLD $B $JNUG $GDX Growing signs that the U.S. economy may be more fragile than the headlines suggest. Economic growth slowed to just 1.5% this quarter, a sharp contrast to earlier optimism from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who said in December that growth would be "amazing." Beyond GDP numbers, the strain is showing up across the economy. Canadians spent roughly $2.3 billion less on trips to the U.S. last year as travel declined about 25%, Las Vegas tourism has weakened & roughly 3,000 restaurants have closed over the past 18 months. Small businesses are facing a difficult environment of higher labor costs, rising insurance expenses, expensive borrowing & much more cautious consumers. The labor market is also cooling, w/job creation slowing significantly, while manufacturing has weakened w/tens of thousands of factory jobs lost. & there's much more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMN-sloBz98

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  OldManGrumble@OldManGrumble15h

  $B I am reconciled with slow and steady moves.

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  Richard Costri@FatDuck317h

  $GDX $GLD $SLV $B $JNUG Stock markets has historically suffered significant declines in the first 3 months following the arrival of a new Fed Chair. S&P 500 3-Month Decline • Jerome Powell: -7% • Janet Yellen: -4% • Ben Bernanke: -2% • Alan Greenspan: -33% • Paul Volcker: -10% • William Miller: -3% • Arthur Burns: -7% • William Martin: -8% • Thomas McCabe: -4% • Marriner Eccles: -8% • Eugene Black: -21% • Eugene Meyer: -32% ➡️Average: -12%, especially going into a mid term election along w/stock multiples/valuation this elevated & yields everywhere being relentless in there moves higher As for heavy metals, historically, gold has tended to outperform or hold its value better than stocks during Fed chair transitions, benefiting from uncertainty around monetary policy & shifting interest-rate expectations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esR_uxKC27o

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  Gary Braker@StockBrakerBullish18h

  $B https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/306987/Kingfisher-Announces-Closing-of-Strategic-Investment-from-Barrick

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  Earnie Elk@EarnieElk19h

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  Richard Costri@FatDuck320h

  $JNUG $SLV $GDX $GLD $B Remember this statement by Warsh & the Fed Don't be shocked to see a 10 to 12% decline in the coming months. Also unemployment will be ticking up come Sept/Oct Remember a new formulation/methodology coming to PCE in the next 8 wks which will deepen the inflation "data" lower to 2%. This is why Warsh is almost guaranteed the 2% target Nothing has changed but the way we count the numbers https://x.com/federalreserve/status/2082543397261258860

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  Lanelizard@LanelizardBullish21h

  $B https://stocks.apple.com/A8fTRp6bIRVO0Sbs_wwlTRg

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  rsmracks@rsmracks23h

  $EOG $XOM $COP $XOP $B I’m not changing my stance on where natty gas is going. My call has been $6+ Not to move to that level and collapse, but to maintain $6 for years. The FCF will be staggering for energy companies. Now to discuss WTI. I still believe that $300 oil will occur. Not to floor there, but a blow off the top move in the future. Regardless of that, if oil simply stays in the $80 range, the FCF that the majors earn will be billions every quarter. Back in the 1980’s, energy made up 25% of the SPY. That has steadily declined to 3.28% Material/Miners made up 6-8% in the 1980’s and today is less than 2%. What I see occurring as we move into the 2030’s is for energy and materials to move back to 25-30% SPY weight. That’s where the money and earnings will go. Both sectors are extremely undervalued versus the SPY/QQQ’s. Don’t lose sight. Stay the course. Commodities will be the biggest winner in the 2030’s. Focus Daniel Son.

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  Earnie Elk@EarnieElk1d

  $B https://x.com/visegrad24/status/2082748205775663332?s=46&t=DgglG6X8xxcIgqubj3GVgQ

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  Richard Costri@FatDuck31d

  $GLD $JNUG $B $GDX $SLV US yields HIGHER ✅ U.K. yields HIGHER ✅ GERMANY yields HIGHER ✅ FRANCE yields HIGHER ✅ JAPAN yields HIGHER ✅ AUSTRALIA yields HIGHER ✅ CANADA yields HIGHER ✅ ❌high deficits → high interest payments → higher deficits → more borrowing → higher interest payments → higher deficits → even more borrowing → (eventually) higher demanded interest rates → even higher deficits → debt death spiral❌ Problems w/the govt debt, treasury debt, Social Security broken by 2030, AI debt & their negative cash flow & needing cheap liquidity fast. The dollar will be going lower not tomorrow but a declining dollar is in all our futures. Thank god this is STILL Biden's economy. Luckily the US has "$20 trillion" in investment coming in to save the day. "k-fabe" is a very real thing now

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  DidYouReadThis@DidYouReadThisBullish1d

  $BLK What are some of your favorite sectors or stocks, given aging predictions, and the #babyboomers? $CVX $B $JNJ https://www.nicmap.com/blog/the-impending-age-wave-navigating-the-urgent-need-for-senior-housing/

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