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    1. Just another day at the office over here. Let the market dictate if I trade calls or puts, set up alarms, wait for the dinner bell to wrong, enter trade, make money. Rinse and repeat.

    2. Greg will a problem with Germany power problems energy with the EU generally, or UK POUND be enough to cause North America to get hit with a crisis ? 'Maneco64 ' the friendly bald man, ALMOST A MANERINO is saying as much. He has a good video up today, says an FT writer, a WEF stooge is worried about the 100 BN promise to give English people affordable home energy… no matter what. .

      +100BN might see UK households use more power since the government has a cap on people's max energy bill.

    3. I been following this guy for 6 years. If I listened to his words I swear I been rolling in $$$$ and living on Todt Hill. Greg…you been spot on. You fire on all cylinders every single day. Thank you for the laughs and knowledge. Salute.

    4. I was in the USA in 2011 and because I am from Europe I had euros and wanted to change them to USD. First, if you didn’t have an account with the US bank they won’t change it for you. Second, they had no idea what currency it was. It is hard for Americans to understand the concept of relative strength because they don’t need to. But, if the statement “weaker dollar means higher commodity prices “ is true, then it wouldn’t apply just to oil and precious metals, but to all of them, which is clearly not the case. In trading commodities the most important thing still is supply/demand, how strong a currency is, is secondary. Take care! All the best!

    5. Black swan event soon followed by MASSIVE unlimited printing. Beyond our wildest imagination. Therefore Accelerating hyperinflation drastically. Collapse, depression. Death. Then the rollout of the new system to “save” whoever is left.

    6. 2030, that's the global agenda, people need to use that year as a benchmark, so you will see the global economy sustained and released from now until then. They're definitely going to cycle the market and the global economy over the next 6 to 7 years. So it will go up and down, I believe we will only see them release it to implode in the 2 to 4 years before 2030, to meet the agenda.

    7. Ole Cramer was just on, he was recommending bonds. He was right about people needing sustenance above all else. But, he is either scared to say physical gold or silver because of his boss, or he's quietly backing up the truck!

    8. Greg, many of your blogs/talks focus on The Fed and when they will be done with their asset purchases. I bet everyone would like to understand the criteria they use to determine that point. So, for The Fed when is enough, actually enough and time for them to let the debt and stock markets implode. Million dollar question!

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