Topic: Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP. - page 394. (Read 2032266 times)

^^^looks like the market went into distribution mode back in December.

If you own a computer with either AMD or Intel CPU's that include IOMMU instruction sets, then you actually already own hardware that can isolate it's components (although it's not designed for security specifically, it can be employed to do so).

But with comment like this: "Without a specific hardware marker (like a ‘secure mode’ light) on the device we need to find ways of proving to the user that they are using a trusted display."

I wouldn't take these people seriously. C'mon. That's the same quality of "proving to the user that they are using a trusted [ x ]" that Apple or WhatsApp would employ. It's like putting a holographic sticker on the case with the text: "Double, Super Securified^TM. Honest. No, really"

tomorrow's gonna be a big day:

Dow accelerating to the downside.  Catching down to the Transports now.

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oh my, more dumpage.

2.2% maybe?

and now both collapses haha

Gold just dipped 22% in a few minutes! 

Really nice work Peter.

....and those ripples, weaken in amplitude!

The only material thing... like a stone dropped into some fluid or some charge in a field. The stuff around it? Just ripples.

Well to be fair, a few people figured that out in the late 1700s. Even in a monarchy where the top supposedly can command anything, it is really the bureaucratic machine that determines everything. Even an economy in the late renaissance period was too large for any one king to actually understand and control. Today I don't think a president even has enough hours in a year to be briefed on all the various aspect of our economy, let alone have enough understanding to do anything meaningful. The top really only has time to implement and push through a few pet projects and almost always this expands government.

And in the US the top having very little actual control is suppose to be OK and by design. In a constitutional republic where power is balanced between the states and the federal gov, the federal level is quite limited by what it can do. So it doesn't matter that the top (i.e. the President) has little actual control, because decision making is distributed throughout the system, and largely pushed out to local governments. This worked really well for ~100 years.

But then the federal level took a tremendous amount of power over time, however the top still has very little actual control. This is what has created today's mess where the federal government is simply out of control. The bureaucratic machine has no check against it, the states can't stop it and the President can't stop it. Which is why we are quickly moving into a surveillance police state. It will all continue until the state runs out of money, which will only happen AFTER we have all been picked dry.

Nice graphic. Inference of course being trillions, i.e. btc at about 1 million USD, which by the way is the number Wences Casares has used (he is also featured in that article).

Just heard a nice little blurb regarding GS and Circle Funding on NPR.  Good stuff.

i like your drift. Bitcoin in the center aka nucleus.

i love these kinda comments.  a true barracuda in the water. 

Spot the odd one out..

Yes, get your turbo shorts in place. I just closed my european/asian shorts today. Kept the US's open. Hopefully will find a nice execution moment today/tomorrow. 

bad break down out of the wedge:



traderCJ, this has got to hurt, after the last 2d of massive gains:



uh, Janet, would you please pay attention?:



the thing is, imo, these are REAL market response moves given that the FOMC met yesterday and gave a hawkish announcement.