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MSI think the Harrison—Wiethe RVDB makes for the greatest pairing. Well done both.
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MFSooner or later the regular folks out there are gonna discover that Doordash, Grubhub and all the ride sharing companies along with their "contractors" aren't paying the same taxes that they pay. When they do boy are they gonna be pissed! They are just parasites on the rest of us that pay the taxes that support the system.
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MNWe need more market junkie sessions please!!! (Always looking forward to Tony Greer, Tom Thornton and Dave Floyd days)
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MDGreat work Ed and Max. I really enjoyed today's DB. Max is always a bit of a darkhorse - knows stuff about stuff.
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PB"A lot of gold at the end of the rainbow" was an awesome pun, Ed. Appreciate it!
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GSpull up the 10-2 over the spy and tell me stocks go higher when it spikes. Every time the 10-2 spikes stocks have crashed in 2000 and 2008
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TC"dough dash"
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NLI can see the correlation between real rates and price of gold but what I don’t understand is how can people expect real rates to go more than 200 basis points without triggering mass defaults world over? The shear size of the global debt is scary. In Australia, for example, at least 50% of mortgage holders will not be able to service their home loans if Interest Rates jump 200 basis points. I doubt much of the corporate or sovereign debt is in any better shape. Any thoughts?