Those Russians at Zerohedge were working overtime while the Democrats created the Steele Dossier. And four years later our now Secretary of State Anthony Blinken asked 51 former intelligence officers to sign a letter saying the Biden Laptop was Russian disinformation.
That said, John Hussman is a big Democratic donor, and that has never stopped me from enjoying his research. Pretty sure Sven Heinrich has similar political leanings.
Honestly, Igy, I remember when that Steel Dossier thing emerged a few years ago and I am fairly confident I remember this correctly, but it raised some eyebrows initially and was quickly dismissed as unsubstantiated. It didn't amount to anything. I am sure there are others who could expand on this, but it certainly seemed like it was given credence until it could be examined and dismissed, and it was.
The Blinken thing, I would eagerly look forward to hearing more about it in credible news sources, who I am confident will cover it if it amounts to anything at all.
On Steele Dossier was 2016, clearly not quickly dismissed. Was the source of the Government FISA Court approval to surveil Trump Campaign and Administration. In regards to Blinken:
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Planning to see Jakob Dylan’s pa in the near future.
How about Dylan Mulvaney?
Igy, I don’t frankly understand the transphobia that’s caught fire across the US. Strikes me as a weird thing to yell at each other about, but so it goes. And no, I’m going to see Zimmy on his current tour. This will be our sixth or seventh time seeing him in the last 20 odd years. Not sure how many years of touring he has left, I feel like I’ve gotta see him again before it’s too late. I’ve seen a few great acts past their prime. That can be pretty sad.
Igy, I don’t frankly understand the transphobia that’s caught fire across the US. Strikes me as a weird thing to yell at each other about, but so it goes. And no, I’m going to see Zimmy on his current tour. This will be our sixth or seventh time seeing him in the last 20 odd years. Not sure how many years of touring he has left, I feel like I’ve gotta see him again before it’s too late. I’ve seen a few great acts past their prime. That can be pretty sad.
I have no idea what you are talking about. I am a country fan. But enjoy.
Darn was waiting on the sideline with too much cash. I bought at the bottom ~3600 but not enough, was listening to too many twitter gurus.
Buy in now? Or just hold the cash and pray for a downturn.
Buy in gradually at moderate amounts. That's what I've been doing all along. I missed the bottom, too. Essentially, a low degree of determination warrants a low committal investment. Often times even several times throughout the day.
Another 52 week high today. Have to enjoy them when we get them.
Here's a story from a year ago - the majority of CEOs surveyed thought a recession was coming or already here. Nope. Didn't happen. So easy to get scared by things like this. Sounds serious, right? CEOs!
June 2022:
Most top executives say they think a recession is looming or already here, according to a new survey, reflecting a rapid deterioration of the economic outlook among business leaders. More than 60% of CEOs expect a recession in their geographic region in the next 12 to 18 months, according to a survey of 750 CEOs and other C-suite executives released Friday by the Conference Board, a business research firm. An additional 15% think the region of the world where their company operates is already in a recession. In late 2021, 22% of CEOs surveyed by the firm reported seeing recession risk. That total was down from 39% a year earlier.
