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    #81
    I'm running out of straps!

    Agree, more volatility. Would not be surprised to see overall lower DOW with 23700 possible within 3 wks

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      #82
      U.S. taking a huge risk with a 25 percent steel tariff. Global economy is far bigger than the U.S. economy. Global retaliation may be swift . . . .

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        #83
        Did Errol say, "strap in or strap on"?
        Either way it might be a wild ride?

        Another display of my warped sense of humour. I looked for a video clip of Family Guy where that quote came from but couldn't find one of just it. Download a program and learn to edit my own.

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          #84
          Inflation is gonna show when least expected and wanted. I like this. Sorry steel your taking one for the team. We already have the pulse fiasco. Anything that'll drive down USD short term I'm ok with, let's see 78 on DX. It'll pretty much write in stone that Justin is done. Wrong place wrong time.

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            #85
            Commodities are in the shitter already, not even boat loads of freshly printed monopoly money can prop em up.

            Oh and anyone that has any ole $1000 bills under your mattress take em to the bank. The Canadian Central bank has decided its not legal tender anymore. $100 dollar bills slated for the chopping block next and the nickel. Save your pre 1981 nickels they are the last form of real money that exists, .999 nickel. Won't even be able to use the term "cash is king" anymore because soon it wont exist.

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              #86
              Rumour has it those cash bills have more value as collector items than currency!

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                #87
                More market turbulence straight ahead . . . now Trump’s top economic advisor has resigned Gary Cohn.

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                  #88
                  Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                  More market turbulence straight ahead . . . now Trump’s top economic advisor has resigned Gary Cohn.
                  Must be too much winning LOL

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                    #89
                    Once the Titanic hit the iceberg there wasn't a single captain on earth that could prevent her sinking. The band continued to play to the bitter end. No different than the current world economic situation. The iceberg was struck in 1971 with the abolishment of the gold standard.

                    Oil futures in Chinese Yuan backed by physical gold comes online this month. Also Iran just banned the use of USD for trade of oil and other goods. Ghadaffi and Sadam where taken out for trying to do the same thing. Is the US going to take out the leader of Iran and China?
                    Last edited by biglentil; Mar 6, 2018, 20:34.

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                      #90
                      White House has turned decidedly protectionist with Cohn resigning. This could ignite a full-on global trade war . . . and not good for any markets (including commodities).

                      USDA must fuel the bull on Thursday to maintain grain price strength or markets vulnerable (IMO).

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