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Short the market until the tax cuts are passed then buy as much as you can because tariffs won't be needed once the tax cuts are passed.
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S and P is still up over 100% in 5 years. Could lose another 1000 points and still be up 50%. Market has a long way more to fall before they start getting worried.
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Trump wants to crash the stock market because it will hurt mostly Democrats. The Republicans that are struggling to get by don't have 401ks and the rich Republicans are either out of the market or shorting it on the way down. It's mostly Democrats that have most of their retirement in 401ks.
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S and P is still up from a year ago. Wait until summer, that's when the real crash happens. Expect the S and P to be well below 4000 by then.
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What has Cruz done to support crypto? What crypto friendly bills has he sponsored?
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I don't know why people don't believe Trump will do what he says. He already said he wants economic pain. They intend to bankrupt everyone by collapsing the stock market, crashing the economy and taking away people's safety nets. Notice how Trump never mentions the stock market anymore?
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Gambling is legal in 48 states. The stock market is gambling especially when using leverage. Yet people jump on Crypto like it's the root of all evil because they heard it from Warren or someone else that's in the banking industry's pocket. Read the Bitcoin white paper and educate yourselves.
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I think it was more Warren and Gensler that turned young men against Democrats. People vote their pocketbooks more than any other issue. And it's a fact that young men are heavily invested in crypto. Dems need to understand that they messed up on the crypto issue if they want those voters back.
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They should have been the 2024 ticket but the Democratic establishment does everything possible to keep them off the ticket and that's why they lost. If Bernie was the Democratic candidate, he would have been President.
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Anyone that looks down on working class people never earned their place in the world, they were born into wealth. They don't understand that overcoming hardships builds character and wisdom and that's why they often have neither.
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Sadly it may take the loss of Medicaid to make people realize that universal healthcare would benefit them greatly.
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The problem is that 99% of government waste is because of contracts to the private sector, mostly in the defense sector. And the defense sector has long bought off politicians on both sides of the aisle. That's why there's so little push back on federal employees being fired unless they are Vets.
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Term limits for Congress and the Supreme Court.
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Seems like that's the point. Demoralize not only the federal employees but also the government contractors. Increase unemployment, reduce consumer spending, forcing the Fed to lower interest rates so they can refinance the debt at a lower rate. Because to them we aren't people, just numbers.
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Who is the Dem base? What are their core issues? Are they really that different from the GOP base? I'm not talking about MAGA, I'm talking about your average conservative voter. The problem is we only have a 2 party system. Most people are centrist but there is no centrist party.
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I see Bernie Sanders going out to hold town hall meetings in purple and red states. Don't really see others doing the same. Not going to win by attacking other Democrats. Need others to follow Bernie's lead if you want change.
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We need term limits for Congress
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That was painful to watch. When the President has to shill your cars on TV, you know you're in trouble.
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The world has turned against Tesla. It was way overvalued when people loved the company but now that everyone hates it and their sales are seeing 50% plus declines around the globe, it's probably a good idea to dump the stock or better yet short it.
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DOD is 50% Veterans and they are looking to cut at least 60,000 positions. And Veterans in DOD don't have the same RIF protection that they have in other federal agencies. So possibly another 30,000 Veterans will be out of a job.
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Tariffs aren't sinking the market, that's a false narrative. Just like interest rates are a false narrative. The only thing driving the market is consumer spending and that's driven by consumer confidence which is driven by the job market which is being impacted by the federal job cuts.
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RIFs are already in the works. Speeding up the process by a month or two doesn't seem like it'd be worth the political price of a government shutdown.
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Not saying it won't but would like to see what they are basing this on. Most of the high performers from last cycle aren't doing that great this cycle. With the exception of Bitcoin of course.
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Hope he feels the same way when Trump breaks the unions.
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We are already in stagflation. Just a matter of time before markets crash.
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I think the lack of leadership in the Democratic party has never been clearer. Trump and Elon are walking all over them and it's the people and unions, not the elected Democrats that have had some success in pushing back. Dems need new leaders that can bring people together around core issues.
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Actually we are in a bull market. But like all bull markets it's not a straight up trajectory. Just zoom out to the 3 month or 1 year chart for Bitcoin and you'll see. Did you read the Bitcoin white paper? Might change your mind if you did.
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One month chart? Did you just start investing? If this dip bothers you, you probably shouldn't be investing in crypto. Money market funds, bonds, dividend stocks may be better investments for you.
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Maybe this is why Blackrock has been quietly stacking ETH?
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If the SEC approves staking in ETFs, that will bring a tremendous amount of capital to crypto. That's more important than a strategic reserve in my opinion. Although I'm still hoping for a BTC strategic reserve.
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😂
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Yep, Democrats haven't done anything. It's actually the Republican senators that have started to push back because they realize how it affects their states. Democrats need a change in leadership.
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Notice that it's the people and the unions fighting back while the Democrats in Congress do nothing but give speeches to themselves? Why aren't they out on social media, the press, in the streets, screaming out their resistance to Trump and Musk. We need leaders with the energy and will to do this
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He should have been the candidate for President.
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What we really need is for Democrats to fight back. If you won't fight for your constituents, you don't deserve our vote.
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Dems need a change in leadership. Anyone that thought a Liz Cheney endorsement would help them win the presidency has no clue. And the pathetic response of Jeffries saying he was powerless to do anything to stop Trump and Musk really shows the need for change.
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I wonder why Binance sold nearly all of the BTC, ETH, and SOL reserves?
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Seems like they were more interested in getting into stable coins to ensure dollar dominance. Didn't really seem like anything that would increase the value of Bitcoin. I imagine the Bitcoin strategic reserve would have to come from Congress.
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Seems like people knew of the sovereign wealth fund, created a panic sell off of Bitcoin so they could buy at a discount.
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Wiping out leverage is what market makers do and will continue to do. Use leverage carefully and keep most of your investments in BTC and ETH.
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The lack of response from Democratic leaders speaks volumes.
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Of course that's the plan. Everything else is just noise. Always follow the money if you want to know why things are done.
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If you know unauthorized personnel are accessing people's personal sensitive data, why aren't you stopping it? That's not politics, that's a federal crime.
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The question to ask is what other options do you have? Leave your money in the bank and see inflation take your wealth. Crashing stock market? Crashing housing market? No thanks, I'll take my chances with BTC and ETH.
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😂 That's not even a drop in the bucket, more like a drop in the ocean.
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Why impose tariffs on Canada?
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How many were destroyed in the dot com bust? How many in the financial crisis? Yet no one says stocks investing is bad. Bitcoin has outperformed every asset in the last 14 years. It's the only asset not controlled by governments or bankers and that's why they hate it. Don't be fooled.
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Really sad to see how we treat one of our closest allies and neighbor.
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If you really want climate change, embrace Chinese EVs. They are better and way cheaper than any other EV out there and the US doesn't make EVs anyway so no jobs lost. Yes they are subsidized by the Chinese government, but so what? Thanks China for helping pay for my car.
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That's only because he knows prices will continue to go up and the economy is getting worse.