Y’all don’t seem to get my man JP’s intent.

by | Sep 26, 2022 | Resources | 13 comments

Y’all don’t seem to get my man JP’s intent.

He doesn’t need to crater the housing market. He just needs to stop it from rallying for about 12 months. If he can manage that, inflation numbers will come down to a point that he can declare victory and by then our supply/demand imbalance will be largely self corrected so it’ll seem like he’s a fucking god.

Then when he starts QE’ing (again but with a new name) everyone will be balls deep like “JP is the fuckin’ man!”

Don’t fall for all this depressing shit you hear from people like Ray Dalio. These days, anyone who’s at the end of their career gains more from warning people against risk than encouraging people to take risk.

We’re in for a rough year, maybe more. Ultimately we’re looking at a solid 10 year bull run with a “hard as your cock on prom night” strong US dollar to boot.

Y’all thought this mega debt load was gonna sink us!? No, we’re in the process of turning the tables on our rivals like Mel Gibson with the revolver taped to his back in a Mexican standoff.

Buy calls. Get that second job at Wendy’s if you need to. Monetize your wife’s infidelity with a OnlyFans. Whatever you gotta do. Don’t miss out on the dip-buy of the century.

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Y’all don’t seem to get my man JP’s intent.


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13 Comments

  1. Kickinitez

    A relative was going to build a 3rd house on his property but the construction company said they aren’t able to get all of the supplies and they don’t know when they’ll be able to. So he can’t build the house. Sounds like shit’s a bit more than fucked up.

  2. daytradingguy

    The housing market is not like day trading- you don’t get reversals in the price action on one minute candles. Real estate values are like a train and take time to change directions and are harder to reverse once they do.

  3. 4memLeaks

    Did you not listen to him. He fucking said the housing market is in need of correction. There will be pain in the job market till they JOLTs number more 1:1. They are fine if unemployment jumps up.

    What crack are you sniffing off that Wendy’s dumpster.

  4. pattiemcfattie

    The housing market is not the economy

  5. Tyr312

    Take your meds

  6. Fibocrypto

    I can remember many months ago talking about years ending in 2 being bad years economically and I also brought up the year 1962 . You guys bashed me and said I didn’t have a clue .
    And now here is someone claiming a lawyer with no finance experience is a finance god ? Let’s face it JP is an idiot who is doing what he is being told to do . Dont make it more complicated then it needs to be.

  7. Sudden_Bug4806

    SPY to $300

  8. Only-Literature2105

    Aye aye!!!

  9. sparkling_tendernutz

    I like your enthusiasm; however, IMHO, JP is a puppet disguised as a village idiot.

    IMHO, housing won’t be anything like 2008 – methinks institutions will continue to gravitate towards it because its “real”. Derivatives, the casino side bets, is the crux of the problem to the tune of hundreds of trillions of dollars. Normally, JP morgan, citibank, BA would fail and we’d all move on..but they are too powerful to fail. The banks are desperately trying to hide the chicanery by enlisting the help of the CFTC to delay key derivative swap transactions. Since the banks control the politicians and regulators big finance got what it wanted:

    [https://www.marketsmedia.com/isda-welcomes-delay-to-cftc-swap-data-reporting-rules/](https://www.marketsmedia.com/isda-welcomes-delay-to-cftc-swap-data-reporting-rules/)

    More bad shit will probably go down once the full extent of the swap transactions are realized.

    Moreover, this isn’t 1979 when inflation could be fixed with a simple interest rate hike. This situation is unprecedented and could get very ugly.

    The banks /MMs/brokers/SEC/CFTC are responsible for this mess and they will pin it on the taxpayer because they are too powerful to fail. Remember the banks ultimately control both the politicians and the media; the banks will profit from this. The Banks will always profit because they essentially took over the United States back in 1913 when the federal reserve was created.

    Back in the early sixties a young president changed the situation but didn’t make it past his term. [https://rense.com/general44/exec.htm](https://rense.com/general44/exec.htm)

    His executive order was quickly rolled back by his successor.

    Nothing will change because this is how the politicians and the 1% will implement “the great reset” where “by 2030 we’ll own nothing and be happy”. Our president is a member of that special club:

    [https://www.weforum.org/people/joseph-r-biden](https://www.weforum.org/people/joseph-r-biden)

    Methinks is best to think of JP and JY as your quasi “mom and dad” and they have absolute control over what the family does because they control the money supply. So, what happens when our happy little household needs to file bankruptcy???

  10. cbdscienceguy

    Your analysis is a rambling series of contradictory points. For me to justify a point by point critique would sound as if I am a fool. I am not.

    Let me leave it at this. If you think a QE worldwide during massive inflationary pressure
    ….and subsequent economic collapse…will lead to a 10 year massive bull run…holy shit.

    You have had 20 plus years of equity financial engineering. Free borrowing. Stock buybacks. Irresponsible investing.

    If you want a 10 year bull run…we would need a 60% market pullback at minimum in the next year. For bears like me…even I will go long then. For leverage players…they will be ruined by then.

  11. Afrotopia

    I’m the fourth comment on this post!

  12. SpeakerClassic4418

    Position on your calls you’re telling everyone to buy or ban

  13. Agreeable_Net_4325

    Great argument. *loads up puts till 2025*

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