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Breakout Confirmed - Video (Patreon)

Published:
2024-08-23 20:41:56
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2026-06
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Content

Live at 2pm Pacific: https://youtube.com/live/lW2LWt2G9Go

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Previews only

🔥 Friday Fire 🔥: Breakout Confirmed + New Tailwinds! 🚀💨

Comments

Andy

**** JUPITER VOTING ACTIVE ****

onedollaretc

Kids you all got your candies now right? HAPPY?

Texas

Labor market really weak. James you've been calling this. Spot on.

Beeny MacGeeny

I’m not counting my chickens until we break past that 67-68k downward Chanel… I don’t even have chickens..

smithers

James, why are you surprised there is another L2 on Ethereum? That’s the whole point. There will be many more. Fragmentation is a temporary problem that will be solved.

Joker The Viking

Have a great weekend 😀 Thanks for everything!!

Ben

Perfectly set for BTC to hit 68kish, Eth 3000 to fill the cme gap and then final capitulation to follow in next 30-60 days! Let's see what pans out

SilverSwordProperties

Have you looked at where SUI would be on the Global Payment list?

Aibo

In 2018 an ill advised worldwide tariff based trade war was put into effect by 45 and Kudlow (yes Kudlow the pal of Cramer and 45). By 2019 the stock market peaked on started its reversal which they have mentioned is recession risk but is actually a depression being renamed as recession when ever it comes up. Tariff based trade wars/cause wars and economic crisis: 1. Economic Impact on American Industries and Workers: The tariffs led to increased costs for American businesses that relied on imported goods, which in turn raised prices for consumers. 2. Retaliatory tariffs from other countries, especially China, targeted American exports, significantly hurting industries like agriculture and manufacturing . Specific sectors, such as soybean and pork producers, faced substantial losses due to reduced export opportunities. 3. Increased Costs and Inflation: The tariffs contributed to higher prices for goods, exacerbating inflationary pressures in the U.S. economy. Consumers faced higher prices on everyday items, reducing their purchasing power and overall economic well-being . 4. Global Trade Tensions: The trade war strained relationships with key trading partners, leading to a more fragmented global trade environment . Countries affected by U.S. tariffs imposed their own tariffs in retaliation, creating a cycle of escalating trade barriers . 5. Unresolved Economic Issues: Despite the tariffs, many of the underlying economic concerns, such as intellectual property theft and trade imbalances, remained unresolved1. The focus on tariffs diverted attention from other critical areas of economic policy and international cooperation. These points highlight how the trade wars not only hurt the U.S. economy but also contributed to broader global trade tensions/wars.