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Warpy

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5. Even with TFG;s massive cash infusions into it, it lasted longer than I thought it would

Reply to progree (Reply #4)

Thu Dec 15, 2022, 08:16 PM

Dec 2022

so while I don't shrink from identifying it as hyperinflated, I've given up on issuing predictions.

I do think we are likely close to the end game, hedge funds and venture capitalists scrambling for new things to milk dry (housing and hospitals being in the news last week, alone). The system depends on returns without risk these days and that's about to end..

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STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Friday, 16 December 2022 [View all] Tansy_Gold Dec 2022 OP

Inflation (aka "The Grinch") stole the Santa Claus rally right out from under the tree! nt Shermann Dec 2022 #1

S&P 500, down 18.8% from all-time-high, and down 18.2% year-to-date progree Dec 2022 #2

The market has been hyperinflated for a long time Warpy Dec 2022 #3

I agree it's very much overvalued. progree Dec 2022 #4

Even with TFG;s massive cash infusions into it, it lasted longer than I thought it would Warpy Dec 2022 #5