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If you didn't understand it, it's OK. What I wrote has nothing to do with what's called technical analysis.

You're right of course. The market is wrong way more than its right. But its always right in the trivial sense that if you're on the wrong side, the market will always win and you will always lose. The market is irrational way more often than it is rational. So the naive belief that markets...

Even though the government needs neither bonds nor taxes to be able to spend, government bonds will always be needed. Government bonds serve the private sector as a zero risk-of-default*, interest-paying store of money. They also serve the Central Bank as an important tool. _____ *I ignore...

That's correct so far as I know. That doesn't mean there is any real debt in the same sense as we in the private sector understand debt. There is a current and future liability. But all money, in any of its forms, issued by the U.S. is a U.S. government liability and a private sector asset...

There's no debt! There are other potential problems, but debt is not one of them. If you could print dollars would you have any dollar denominated debt? The current face value amount of outstanding Treasury securities is roughly 25T. ~ Two-thirds is held by domestic interests. The reminder is...

It would help a lot if more of us would study Modern Government Finance so we could rid ourselves of this nonsense.

??? Did you mean perhaps mean 41% 18-Year cumulative return. Not very good! If that's what you meant. For comparison, Here is Citidel's Performance for 2020- 2023 for example: Citadel Advisors Performance History Performance Metric 3-Year Annualized Return and 3-Year Cumulative Return...

https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/even-small-donation-to-freedom-convoy-after-feb-15-enough-to-have-donors-bank-accounts-frozen-finance-committee-told When something doesn't doesn't seem right, it probably isn't. contained within the linked article is: Wilson’s tweet came a day after...

Freedom is rarely absolute. Sometimes when a person exercises what they perceive as a freedom they're entitled to, they may unwittingly harm someone else. When significant numbers of people refuse to get vaccinated, the effectiveness of vaccination to prevent the spread of disease is reduced...

The red type? I clicked on that. I must have done something wrong. Let me try again. Yes now it works. Thank you. I don't know way it didn't work before. Thank you for posting this by the way. Let me just edit out , if I can, my earlier remark on the link, if that's OK with you.

Try a better dictionary. "could" and "might" are sometimes interchangeable in imprecise writing. However, in careful writing "could" is used where one wants to imply more certainty of outcome while stopping short of "would".

I often disagree with you, however in your post here some clearly valid points are made. And although there can be no question that Hamas has committed unspeakable atrocities, Israel has had a hand in creating the animosity that has driven Hamas to do these horrible things. I don't know that...

Yes. That's exactly what I wrote. Why not read it before responding? By the way, in the English language, "could" and "might" are not synonyms. If you don't know what a synonym is, look it up. What is your first language? Apparently it is not English. Edit: not perfect synonyms.

There is a little deception going on here. We are not "ignoring the interests of the U.S. right here at home..." as the "irritated" Ramaswamy implies --- mass shootings, fentanyl, abortion, immigration, book banning, schools, dilapidated infrastructure, drug prices, corruption, etc. We've...

He's a prime candidate for Yoga classes then.

I didn't. Had I wanted to say that, I would have. Go back and read what I posted. I'll repeat it for you below. Trump is directly to blame, however, for pulling us out of the Iran Nuclear Accord. Most readers here will have no trouble correctly understanding my opinion as stated in my...

The Presidents can't legally ignore the law. The "law" (104-45 104th Congress) left it up to each President to make the decision by giving them waiver authority. The Presidents preceding Trump wisely used that authority. You have to realize this entire business of moving the embassy was...

You insist on remaining an Idiot. You know nothing. Why do you think, despite the 1995 appropriation, the Embassy wasn't moved until Netanfuckup, or was it Kushner, got Trump to do it? All the other Presidents had enough sense to recognize why it was a very, very bad idea to move the Embassy...

You fucking idiot! Why do you make me do this. The Tenny Amendment was this September! It was jammed into a must pass Appropriations Bill. Exactly who do you think is in control of the House now, you Fucking Idiot. It's a handful of rabid Trump crazies that hold everything, and everyone else...

Nice analogy! He stirs up shit, walks away from the mess he's created, and self proclaims what he's done as "perfect".