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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: sense who wrote (199126)5/29/2023 7:26:22 PM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 220249
 
Yes, there seems to be some controversy about the origin of Covid per what you cited


and the enveloping controversy re <<Covid>> is much like the same re Nord Stream 1 & 2, per did the Russians / Chinese do 'it' to themselves, as folks sometimes do when playing 6D chess.

bbc.com
Ukraine war: Fact-checking Russia's biological weapons claims

english.almayadeen.net
US resumes construction of biolabs in Ukraine: Russian MoD

globalvillagespace.com
Moscow provides more evidence of US biolabs in Ukraine
Kiev’s troops were among the test subjects for Pentagon-funded research, the Russian MOD says

dailymail.co.uk
'The UK can't turn a blind eye and let China off the hook over Covid lab leak': Former commander of Britain's chemical and biological regiment demands action after US Energy Department says outbreak most likely came from Wuhan institute
english.almayadeen.net
20,000 docs obtained by Russia expose US biowarfare program in Ukraine



To: sense who wrote (199126)5/29/2023 7:42:10 PM
From: TobagoJack  Respond to of 220249
 
question, are we still to wait for 'it'

shared lunch yesterday w/ wife's three banker friends and we in aggregate concluded on some top line points

(1) US-China conflict shall likely graduate to sanctioning of Hong Kong, or a FUD cloud might go pervasive in HK with the net net result that HK assets / HK-listed assets go cheaper than cheap, and at such juncture buy buy buy followed by leveraged-buy

(2) Ukraine conflict shall likely expand, or a FUD cloud might go all-encompassing globally, with the net net result that assets everywhere go cheaper than cheap, and at such juncture buy a little bit and wait a bit more more, because the conflict will expand, given that Russia must win, US must not lose, Nato crippling is good for both

(3) USD can go up more because Euro can go down more, as EU is kneecapped and waiting to be off-ed

(4) Gold can hit 1,900, and if so, sell puts back in fashion

(5) Carbon energy not yet a sunset industry, except perhaps in China, but much dividends for collecting before going flameout

(6) Infrastructure buildout shall go much larger than already have done, and base metal commodities all good, especially if dividend paying

(7) Global shares, everywhere, shall generally trend down between now and year-end

(8) Interest rate shall rise, pause, and head down, so good quality bonds paying 4.5% good-enough