I'm starting to see a pattern in news articles in Europe about IMF bailouts. Firstly I saw them in the United Kingdom, then France. I think it's going to develop into a broader story. If these countries were to face such a situation, how would this effect stocks and crypto?First it's the UK, then France, Japan is currently in warning territory and they are also facing credit card censorship, it's starting to sound like a domino effect is forming across the first world somehow. You can Google this yourself to see how this news is forming into a narrative.I'm really interested to learn what this might potentially mean for the broader picture of the stock market and economics and if bitcoin would truly be a hedge against that. Will this become the most fucked up catalyst for a bull run scenario Like COVID was? Or will it be the end?
>>60878303OP hereA little more context.There seems to generally be a change in business operations, too. Companies such as grocery stores and branch coffee chains are no longer disposing of their items that they would not sell at the end of the day but creating "mystery bags" of random items that were due to be thrown out and selling them at a discount. This kind of thrifty behaviour from big companies makes me think that perhaps the economy is getting a lot tighter? Companies are cutting corners everywhere. The landscape of the internet seems to be gradually changing as well especially with censorship leaning more towards authoritative control. This kind of strictness also makes me believe the reins are getting tighter so to speak, in preparation for something, some kind of global crisis maybe? I'm just getting some kind of feeling about the world. "The calm before the storm". Nothing is hitting the fan exactly and it's extremely quiet, almost too quiet, in some weird way. Anyway thank you for listening to my ted talk I will go back to RuneScape and read replies
I think you are right
>>60878383It's just the quietness of it all that really makes me think. Maybe it's because I'm pretty disconnected from social media but it literally feels like everything is just dead silent. News, life, markets, everything. I was here during the previous bull market and not once has it felt even close to how that market felt, the levels of mania are not even close, it is non-existent. It's almost like market cycles/inflation has become perceived as normal and that it's impact on the world is negligible. Is it desensitization to market cycles? Or has it just not begun? Maybe there's a shift in what is now considered being a "normie". I think we have become the normies bro. I've heard women strippers on the caleb hammer show talk about being secret XRP schizos unironically. This kind of reality is insane to me as someone who experienced crypto before COVID to now. The contrast is bizarre
>>60878461This is why I've been leveraged on eth since March. Didn't worry about selling close to 5k because the market atmosphere feels way off. Good thread op, glad to hear I'm not alone
>>60878303>>60878329the IMF jews never give money for free and it comes with strict conditions known as structural adjustment programs.there is an incentive for the IMF to cause conditions that require bailouts.if countries are weak and depend on them they can tell them what to do.these almost always include:>cutting government spending (on social programs, subsidies, pensions) to reduce budget deficit>tax increases for higher government revenue.>selling state owned assets/privatization>interest rate hikes to "combat" inflation but also crushes economic growth>reforms and new laws like strengthening jew banks, fighting "corruption" and improving goy tax collection
>>60878303It blows up the carry trade which is bad for Bitcoin because longs are funded by it.
>>60878747Holy shit. That's why thatcher privatised everything in the 70's, it makes sense now. Everyone hates her but her hands were completely tied from the beginningThanks for the insights. That's actually very interesting and makes sense why patterns played out like they did historically
>>60878708Nice trade you must be in some pretty big profits by now. It makes me curious where will it actually go from here psychologically, how will people react this time if mania happened again? I also wonder sometimes what was the atmosphere like just before the 2008 financial crisis, it would be nice to know what kind of alarm bells mean to gtfo, was it quiet, loud? I remember a movie called Margin Call, and the ceo guy in it made some speech about silence there. Maybe worth watching if you like movies
>>60878764Because effected currencies death spiral? It makes sense. I didn't really know carry trades existed because I've never took the time to understand Forex trading. But it looks pretty complicated
>>60878843remember the "historic" Paris Agreement, the political pact to fight climate change by making you pay out the ass with carbon taxes?The IMFs role was that of the economic and financial advisor to this.just hours after this climate agreement was reached, Christine Lagarde (jewish), Managing Director of the IMF returned to Washington DC to participate in "World of Light" an international celebration marking the concluding moments of Chanukah.The IMF hosted the unique event at its headquarters in cooperation with American Friends of Lubavitch (Chabad), the Inter American Development Bank (IADB) and the World Bank.What are the IMF headquarters doing serving as a synagogue?Chairing the event which was attended by hundreds of prominent global (((financiers))), (((diplomats))), and other members of the (((international community))) was Rabbi Levi Shemtov, Executive Vice President of American Friends of Lubavitch (Chabad) and Shliach in Washington, DC.There you go: a rabbi chairing a jewish ceremony in the premises of the IMF.With the very head of the IMF present.This shows who is really in charge.After remarks by Lagarde, she lit a shamash along with President Moreno.The lights of the menorah were then lit with the help of Mr. Fischer and Ambassador Dermer.So Christine started the ceremony chaired by Rabbi Levi Shemtov, or what amounts to thesame, with the permission of Rabbi Levi Shemtov.a Gentile would have been never given that privilege, let alone invited to the ceremony.
>>60878865Haha thanks, I sold around 25% of my spot at 4k last winter and decided to rotate my spot into leverage to recoup the losses because I believed in it. Seeing the drop from 2200 to 1400 was brutal but it's worked out so far
It began at a meeting of financier jews, jewish politicians, and jewish theoreticians in July 1944 at the Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods, NH. today called the Bretton Woods Conference.Two international jew agencies were created at that meeting: the IMF and its sister, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development commonly called the World Bank.The World Bank was to make loans to war torn and underdeveloped nations so they could build more jewish economies.The IMF was to promote monetary cooperation between nations by maintaining fixed exchange rates between their currencies.plan was to terminate the use of gold as the basis of international currency exchange and replace it with a jew manipulated paper standard.it was to allow jew governments to escape the discipline of gold so they could create money out of nothing without paying the penalty of having their currencies drop in value on world markets.Prior to this conference, currencies were exchanged in terms of their gold value, and the arrangement was called the "gold exchange standard." (This is not the same as a "gold standard")It was that the exchange ratios of the currencies (most not backed by gold) were determined by how much gold they could buy in the open market.values, therefore, were set by supply and demand.jewish politicians and jewish bankers hated this, because it was too difficult to manipulate.In the past, it had served as a remarkably efficient mechanism but it required strict discipline.The new method allows jew banks to create money out of nothing without paying the penalty of having their currencies devalued by other banks.It was the establishment of a world central bank which would create a common fiat money for all goyim nations and then require them to inflate together at the same rate.There was to be a kind of international insurance fund which would rush that fiat money to any nation that temporarily needed it to face down a "run" on its currency.
>>60878461Economy slowly dying, fiat has outlived it’s usefulness a long time ago. Every new borrowed fiat unit causes less than one fiat unit if productivity - the global economy can only spiral into hyperinflation from here on. Metals start silently mooning, BTC keeps stairstepping upwardsFiat system is dying, let’s hope it changes soon so we can move on from clown world
>>60879277people, including Henry Ford, used to say the gold standard is what allowed the jews such control, because they controlled the supply and manipulated it at will. your argument is only logical if saying that moving away from gold made the manipulation even easier, but moving back to gold certainly does not solve anything, and jews believe they must possess all the gold in the world to come, so they certainly do not plan on disregarding it.
>>60879516I wasnt talking about the gold standard. read again.
>>60878303That's what you get for living on a debt and relying on outsourcing manufacturing to countries with low wages.Life is good for a while for a while. But eventually, you end up high in dept with only tiny portion of economy being globally relevant.It all feels fake and gay because huge portion of western economy nowadays IS fake and gay.
>>60879583haha gdp goes brr
>>60878303How come the IMF forces the browns to float their currency and basically starve their population for 5+ years for a bailout but yuros just get free money with no policy changes?
>>60878958>>60879277and then one day, for no reason at all, people voted Hitler into power
