Comments by "Rune of Svalbard" (@vladimirofsvalbard9477) on "Fox Business" channel.

  1. It would shut down everything exception essential functions, medicare, and social security. They will never do it and if they do (the American people would revolt). You would have mass chaos in the streets.
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  2. I blame the Democrat drones and the maga idiots. They've turned this country into a hypocritical meme-farm, where the only things that matter are virtue signaling on social media.
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  3. Name me a job that you're aware of (paying minimum wage).
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  4. It's all money laundering... They print dollars in order to pay off international cartels and terrorists that help them achieve their ambitions.
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  5.  @davidb9323  A mixture of crypto, cash, ETFs, and bullion silver in my closet. If you must know lol Also wood, I have quite a bit of quality wood. Make furniture and currently a bunch of crates.
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  6. The Biden Administration is desperate to keep this economy propped up on FED 'shadow printing' so that stocks don't crash. All so they can blame Trump if he gets into office. Hey, the silver lining is that (if) Harry Kallama wins; Democrats will have NOWHERE to point the blame.
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  7.  @howardfriedman7077  It's when the Federal Reserve has a deficit on their quantitative tightening because they have printed new dollars and added them to prop up weak areas of certain sectors.
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  8.  @howardfriedman7077  The Federal Reserve has a quota each month that they are removing from the economy; in more recent cases about $90B. For example, the Silicon and First Republican bailouts reversed a lot of the ground the FED had made in removing money from the markets. This is a centrally controlled market and the FED is directly responsible for trying to prop up weak areas of any of the three major exchanges. There's a lot more at stake than just throwing money into bonds. Btw, those bonds are retailed by the Treasury. If you're going to insult my intelligence; then I think we're done.
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  9. I worked for Fed-Ex 2014-2019; As a package handler I was paid $15.00/h As a Yard Driver/Shunter OP, I was paid $21.00/h
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  10. Unfortunately, they will inherit massive inflation, a war, and high interest rates. I fear that there is nothing they will be able to do in order to stop what has been started.
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  11. Compulsion for all! They give you a choice, but your choice to refuse comes with a consequence; typically the loss of your job and social media accounts.
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  13. Why? People vote for politicians that increase their unemployment and healthcare benefits. I'm not diminishing the idea of voter fraud to some degree, bit the bigger problem is people in general. This is exactly how the Soviet Union regressed into absolute chaos in the 1920s.
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  14. Biden should have been impeached after admitting that he blackmailed Zelensky to get the prosecutor (looking into Hunter) fired. The freaking video is still up on Youtube; truly amazing!
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  15.  @adrianwiles1  Yeah, jobs titled "Server, Dish-washer, and Burger flipper.
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  16. That's the least of their problems... The workforce has substantially shrunk, largely because a major chunk of the US population retired early during Covid.
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  17. The housing market is NOT inflated; perhaps by a small margin in certain regions like the Miami and Tampa markets. However, people need to remember that we went thru roughly 45-55% inflation in the two year period following Covid. Think I'm joking, look at the USD monetary supply; it was inflated some 35% in 2020 and an additional 25% in 2021. The numbers don't lie; the housing market, groceries, and commodities reflect it. The housing market may cool a bit once early retirees stop using their 401ks to buy new homes for cash in warmer regions. With that being said though, we are not going to go back to pre-Covid lows or even highs. The cost of a new suburban home for a middle class family is going to be in the $300,000+ range permanently. What I fear most is that home ownership is going to be something of the past. If you didn't own a home in 2020 or prior; chances are you never will. People simply can't afford them. Imagine if they resumed student loan interest and dues; this economy would be in a heap of trouble.
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  18. Wait till July 26th roles around; GDP Q2 Report (and it WILL be negative). Putting us into the technical beginning of a full blown recession. The market will be down, demand will soar, supply chains will falter, and panic will be the center of every American household.
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  19. I've wanted to bone Kennedy since I was like 10 XD
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  20. That's what I've been saying. Fuel prices and commodity prices has dipped this Summer, but the Administration is playing it off as permanent price reductions. This couldn't be further from the truth; I would recommend that nobody wait to ensure they have enough resources to stay warm, have water, and food available. Autumn will start a trend of price increases that will break the back of most Americans by winter.
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  21. It's predictable; they do this every cycle. Now, mathematically it checks out; too much speculation can be halted by raising rates. The PROBLEM is that raising rates has inevitably led to a crash (every single time). Not once have we ever had 'a soft landing'. Market starts anew and they drop interest rates to 0 again, repeat...
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  22. July 26th marks the GDP Q2 release; if it IS negative (and it will be) then that means will be in the start of a recession. I can't think of a time in recent history that we've had a Summer recession. Which I fear it will come to be known as.
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  23. I don't see the IRS hires as a major issue; it aims to hire 87,000 over the course of ten years; only 5000 of which will be in the first year. It doesn't account for the current trend of retirees and they obviously have to do so in order to re-coup more tax-payer dollars with the ridiculous inflation they caused. I may not agree with it, but it's not dumb. It's in THEIR best interest.
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  24.  @LukeXMV  Oh, you mean like the US does? lmfao
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  25. The MAGA crowd has died quite a bit in the US. Even Ohio had Democrats take the election issues by storm in 2022/2023. Republicans have been nowhere and turnout has been in the garbage. I suspect that people are exhausted from 8 years of Trump. I voted for the man, but after Jerome Powell and his Administration wrecked the country with 0% interest rates and destabilizing south and central American thru continued sanctions. I'm not fan of Biden, but he hasn't done jack to cause or solve these problems. All of these are a result of the Trump Administration. Simpletons tend to believe that policies and actions take effect immediately when realistically they take anywhere from 12-24 months. The GOP is running on (anti-wokism, anti-trans, library books, and other ridiculous social issues). Nobody cares when there's massive inflation and escalating wars overseas. I'm no Democrat, but the GOP has officially abandoned the people. The MAGA legislators only want to serve their own interest; same as the others. It's going to cost them the election in 2024 and it's already shown in the general election in 2023. I guarantee you that Republicans will lose most of the Midwest, NC, and Texas with their current shenanigans in Congress and in the primaries.
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  26. Not going to happen; I expect massive civil unrest and a complete economic collapse by then. They will NEVER allow Trump to be re-elected...
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  27. Well, corporations are getting kickbacks from Universities for hiring a certain percentage of people within those fields of study and from a certain University. End the guaranteed loans and this will go away.
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  28. Voting is compromised; don't you people remember? This is why I laugh at conservatives. Everybody conveniently likes to forget how the process was tampered with. Now they want to pretend that all the voting will run smooth come mid-terms and the next general election. Believe it or not, in my home-state of Ohio (incumbent judge after judge) are being de-seated by NO-NAME NO-EXPERIENCE Democrats. We had a prosecutor with a 98% conviction rate lose an election to a Democrat (that had never tried a case) and had a stroke 2 months before election day. The entire process is compromised. They will fraud a number of elections each voting cycle until they control the entire United States.
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  29. The markets are usually counterintuitive. If the FED cuts rates even 50pts; housing will take off again.
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  30.  @victordobin5918  What would stop individual banks from printing massive amounts of money to hedge against other assets and then break the economy? One of the reasons 2008 happened was because banks were giving out variable rate loans like Halloween candy.
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  31. Personally, maybe all of this is a good thing; crap economy included. Maybe it will wake Americans out of their delusions into ACTUALLY doing what they preach. Do you hate globalism? Do you hate intervention? Do you hate surveillance? Then get off your butt and prove it by cancelling Amazon Prime and throwing your phone into a lake. You accepted the terms of use and wanted instant gratification the entire way to the destruction of this country (without responsibility). Now that it's coming to an end you all are going to pretend like you give a flying ****. Americans have nobody to blame but themselves and now we have to live with the consequences.
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  32. This is why I scrubbed all my social media accounts. They are going to use EVERYTHING against you. "But I haven't committed a crime!" Yes you did, you just don't know it until they accuse you 👍 I really think The Gulag Archipelago should be required in HS curriculums.
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  33. Republicans are so funny. If the voting is compromised, what makes you think it's going to matter? As a conservative that hates the Biden Administration; you're going to be disappointed by the mid-term results. Whatever the outcome is; it will be contested with blood. That is the standard Americans have set and it will only get worse as the fall of Rome continues. People keep asking; "When is the crash, when is the fall, when is the collapse?" It's happening right before your eyes and your grandchildren will grow up to see it's final conclusion.
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  34. While all these bozos in the media were busy selling the Covid dumpster fire. A total of 21 states now have constitutional carry 👍🥳
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  36. It won't matter at that point; the damage is done. Republicans will take control, the economy will then collapse and voters will blame Republicans. Same old politics every day...
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  37. This is exactly the reason that Republicans are going to lose in 2024. They suddenly thought switching to social politics would save their movement. Nobody except bitter old hermits even remotely take this seriously.
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  38. Can we get Barry back? He's actually starting to look like a half decent President...
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  39. Just as bad as not inviting TESLA to the Electric Vehicle Summit....
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  40. Never going to happen; it's all a show like everything else. Nothing will be solved until the FED shuts down, the economy collapses, and the USD gets removed as the Reserve currency. This is American imperialism in it's decline; like all empires before it.
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  41.  @SculptExpress-gv8jp  It has nothing to do with being wealthy. As long as GDP/productivity is not growing with linear with debt obligations; wages stagnate and prices grow. It's been happening since the 1980s, but it was largely unnoticeable until 2021-2023. When it basically flashed forward 15 years worth of inflation in only two years.
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  42. Well, this comment didn't age well. There are many homes for sale and it's boomers offering CASH; millennials and zoomers that are desperate to get a home.
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  43. Saving your money isn't going to do anything. At least hedge it against inflation in an ETF that follows commodity value.
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  44. Technically no, since the previous GDP quarter was positive. Though, I'm sure we're going into another.
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  45. Don't want to solve Social Security? Fine! Just remember that (if you are 55); you'll receive a 20% discount on your SS monthly income when you retire. If you're younger than 55, you probably will receive only a fraction (if any at all). Turn your thinking caps on folks; social security has been on a collision course for a long time and these politicians do NOTHING about it. Learn the hard way I guess, when you pension and social security dry up and the payments stop coming.
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  46.  @E52O4  HA! I love the hope people see in the November elections. Our elections are completely compromised; no 'vote' is ever going to alter the status quo again.
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  47. Demand destruction unfortunately.. I don't get irritated with people that aren't attune to economics; most people are and it's an honest mistake. Prices tend to drop substantially when demand is reduced; plus the stock market is following suit. Many companies have lost between 40% and 60% of their public worth since November 2021. Once the recession sets in (post July 26th - GDP Q2 results) all commodities and oil will more than likely drop. That's not a healthy sign for the economy, it's the destruction of a healthy one.
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  48. Never going to happen; we don't have the people nor the experience in the younger population to do so. Even if we did, they would never take these jobs. It's hard enough to get American citizens to get a CDL job; half of them are taken by green cards.
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  49. Those bots are everywhere... Have you seen the number of bots even on Youtube? All those financial guru supporters jerking each other off in every comment section for example.
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  50. Well, she makes money; certainly a supply and demand.
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