Tudor Gold Corp V.TUD

Thoughts?…Zorg- you up to commenting?

[fordster]

Dear Reader,

I’ve been on T.V countless times warning of the massive stock market bubble…

But I’ve never issued a warning like this.

Because on March 16th at exactly 2 p.m…

This bubble is finally set to pop. And when it does it could take the entire U.S. financial system down with it.

With less than 48 hours on the clock...

There’s nothing left to do but prepare.

So click here now to see what’s coming and what I recommend.

Regards,

— Jim Rickards

[stockzorg]

I never get it right when I make market predictions.  But I think this one is pretty safe since the China Tech Index bubble is already history (11,000 down to 4,000 recently) and Russia is close to default - rumors have it they are selling their massive gold stash at a discount which might explain some of the price action in the past few days.  In the USA the Nasdaq hit bear market

[Countrygent]

Perhaps the market had more than ample warning and entirely discounted and factored in the FED's very gentle rate rise?   To me they are playing with fire, inflation fire, being too reluctant to beat back the stock market and perhaps slow the economy.   Anyway the sky did not fall at 2 pm yesterday.  I can come out of my bomb shelter.  Except that rat in the Kremlin is

[stockzorg]

Agree CG.  I think everyone on planet Earth knew it was going to be 25 basis points.  However, the Fed is very much in a box.  Too aggressive and the market tanks.  Not enough and inflation runs the full course until recession puts a lid on wages and prices.  The question for me is whether "too aggressive" and "not aggressive enough" are overlapping in

[paydirtontario]

So the USA being 50 to 100 trillion in debt and Ukraine being the money laundering capital of the world had nothing to do with this war right ? The good old red white and blue actually care about global humanitarian efforts and citizens of the world ;  (yay sure they do) ain't no blood on the USA's hands and they've never started wars in foreign lands before.  Nope not

[Countrygent]

On the FED and inflation this is a strange heated market because consumers are feeling dismal - the sudden food, fuel and housing cost escalations have sobered a lot of people ... which would argue for the FED to go slow unless they see consumer confidence rising? On Ukraine, I don't think there are balanced comparisons between domestic political squabbling in open democracies no matter how

[flashcash]

Overseen by Biden the dim ! GLA

[flashcash]

Biden the damned !