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Posted: 1/27/2021 7:24:36 PM EDT
Institutions are pulling their funds from M2 to M1 but no one is alerting the general public. Something is about to happen. You’re all fooked!
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Quoted: Institutions are pulling their funds from M2 to M1 but no one is alerting the general public. Something is about to happen. You’re all fooked! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXkTEWldTfk /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/It_s_Happening_Isn_t_It-117.gif View Quote And what? Even if you have cash on hand, it won't change anything; you'll just have more toilet paper on hand. |
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Just pulled half my 401k on a loan....so we gucci
.mil bonus hit the S-fund right when it was at its lowest in 2020....so i'm sittin on YOLO gains...not worried about pulling it now. Gonna pay off some debt, and finish my basement. |
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That’s interesting...I would note that just because you have a “savings account” doesn’t mean it is not a Demand Deposit account.
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They know there's gonna be a run of basement dwellers when they cash out their GME profits on Friday.
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Quoted: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/0n2pGxxF3BLThK878HF_WacZ6aXARvXpNnxZe57JTHxUa4QTbsMooPG-lvW7nze83LPbmEwdK4xbW4IuPE08zVKwGgg1AMA50yZ1U4UYH0S5aSlEyy18dMczqZqcRUYMm0-qfVe1yoP6xGswbig9EGl2eY01YkRTLcs Please explain...in simple, basic terms us public school kids can understand. Please. View Quote He’s looking at different classifications of deposit accounts being reported in money supply numbers. There are unusually large jumps and based on the segmentation he identified that the shift was from non-Demand deposit accounts (enforcement of 7 day written withdrawal notice is a bank option) to Demand deposit (balance available on demand) accounts. Those large short term numbers can only be big money, not consumer action. The question is why? Gist is big money moving to Demand accounts for easier access. |
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I only take financial advice from the commercials during the Glenn Beck show
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I'll just smile and wave goodbye. Sittin' on a sack of seeds.
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Getting financial advice from youtube is worse than getting financial advice from arfcom.
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hmmmm crap.... that is ODD... I have been watching M1 going WTF this is NOT good.... Something is afoot... lol this isn't as bad as I was thinking.... BUT we don't even know WTF this means or is yet..... So maybe I shouldn't say that. Moving some money tomorrow. Thanks OP.
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My savings are in fidget spinners. On Monday I'm gonna make millions.
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Quoted: He’s looking at different classifications of deposit accounts being reported in money supply numbers. There are unusually large jumps and based on the segmentation he identified that the shift was from non-Demand deposit accounts (enforcement of 7 day written withdrawal notice is a bank option) to Demand deposit (balance available on demand) accounts. Those large short term numbers can only be big money, not consumer action. The question is why? Gist is big money moving to Demand accounts for easier access. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/0n2pGxxF3BLThK878HF_WacZ6aXARvXpNnxZe57JTHxUa4QTbsMooPG-lvW7nze83LPbmEwdK4xbW4IuPE08zVKwGgg1AMA50yZ1U4UYH0S5aSlEyy18dMczqZqcRUYMm0-qfVe1yoP6xGswbig9EGl2eY01YkRTLcs Please explain...in simple, basic terms us public school kids can understand. Please. He’s looking at different classifications of deposit accounts being reported in money supply numbers. There are unusually large jumps and based on the segmentation he identified that the shift was from non-Demand deposit accounts (enforcement of 7 day written withdrawal notice is a bank option) to Demand deposit (balance available on demand) accounts. Those large short term numbers can only be big money, not consumer action. The question is why? Gist is big money moving to Demand accounts for easier access. Because they know the Biden administration is about to go balls deep toward The Big Reset. |
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It is impossible to move money from M2 to M1 as I understand it.
M2 includes M1. M1 is cash, while M2 is cash, savings accounts and money in the bank. What the chart shows is there's more cash being created. That spike says something will happen, which is always true because something always does happen, so I guess a more useful statement is something out of the ordinary is occurring. I have no idea how to respond to that spike though. |
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My savings account is in my safe in $100 bills. I have no use for banks other than my direct deposit
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The stock market spooked bad today. Another day or two like today, and factor in the shit Biden is doing, and panic will set in. Pre-market is down sharply. A stampede is building and the market will crash just like Trump predicted. Cash will be king soon. At least until we become the Weimar Republic.
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Quoted: It is impossible to move money from M2 to M1 as I understand it. M2 includes M1. M1 is cash, while M2 is cash, savings accounts and money in the bank. What the chart shows is there's more cash being created. That spike says something will happen, which is always true because something always does happen, so I guess a more useful statement is something out of the ordinary is occurring. I have no idea how to respond to that spike though. View Quote Getting ready for the next round of stimulus payments? Last one my bank was slammed when I went to drop of business deposits. I assumed it was people pulling out money or moving it around. |
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All my “savings accounts” are demand accounts.
Am I gonna be ok? |
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I picked up 500 rounds this week. Should be able to buy my own island in a few months.
Oh never mind, guns are icky |
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