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To: carranza2 who wrote (182889)	1/19/2022 11:03:56 AM
From: marcher	Respond to of 217755

--“hedonic adjustments”-- neoliberal gaming... aka deceit, fakenews, opportunity, go-along-get-along, etc.....................

To: carranza2 who wrote (182889)	1/19/2022 12:24:06 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217755

Re << telling lies about inflation, and now they are going to come clean on the new cars >> First, an observation, that gold, silver, platinum, and palladium all stirred; interesting. Inflation seems persistent, even as underlying dynamics are noisy, what with money dilution, trade war, supply chain effects, etc etc. which some might believe to be transitory. To vaccinate against inflation, whichever the variant, persistent or transitory, just gold might not be sufficient. May have chanced upon the answer. I thought about what Haim said over time about carbon emissions, and am now positioned in the ‘equity’ product that is KRBN, as well as its shorted put option, strike 50 KRBN is retail version of carbon credit futures in the form of an ETF-esque ‘thing’. It is like a crypto, in that it stacks, is proof-of-paperwork, but pays an on-going option premium, by either shorted put option (as KRBN seems to rise with some consistency) and/or shorted covered-call option (because its rise is persistent, but not in any ramping manner), and given the dependability of the yield, is proof-of-stake-esque . It exactly (by a few cents difference) doubled in the past 365 days, and given the mechanics of the government mandated schema, and the inexpensive cost to industry (Tesla creates carbon credit, and Volkswagen buys it, all out of thin air and paper shuffling). It seems naughty. finance.yahoo.com

To: carranza2 who wrote (182889)	1/19/2022 6:27:45 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217755

Re <<CPI says consumer inflation is 7%, while Shadowstats.com says inflation is at 15.2%>> Following up to this trade Message 33667316 which engages with a 'thing' that might be ... Stackable Proof-of-Paperwork ESG-compliant token that all need on persistent basis, paired w/ Sustainable Proof-of-stake ('POS', that in order to play one must be willing to stack, and write covered calls against the stack, even as one is willing to stack more by way of shorted puts) drink-of-water along the journey premium income, a sort of POS yield validating the pricing of the underlying 'thing' I did more ... I might be involuntarily shoved with more KRBN