Who benefits from this?

During the past two years of batflu a lot of economies slowed down.

It seems there is also now major uncertainty in the stockmarkets due to Russia's involvement in Ukraine.

Investors are deeming the risk too great and as a result a lot of shares are plumbing.


Economic dangers from Russia's invasion ripple across the globe



We've all heard the saying never let a good crisis go to waste.


You can bet your bottom dollar institutions like Blackrock and Vanguard are buying up companies on the cheap.


An unintended consequence, or perhaps that was the plan all along?


One world order.

One world government.

One big company.

Makes things that much easier to steer in any direction if the same group controls it all.


Meanwhile they would have us cheer a Jewish comedian turned president by supplying an endless barrage of fake photo ops and narratives.

People are picking sides based upon a flat water surface, not realizing the danger that lurks underneath.

a reply to: 19Bones79
Everything that goes on in this world is a tiny part of a much bigger picture, and if you put them all together you realize we're being led down a road nobody would willingly choose to go- except the 1%ers.

a reply to: 19Bones79

I'm at peace, I'm the man buying stocks on the day of the crash...

a reply to: 19Bones79

The title of the article is interesting
"Economic dangers from Russia's invasion ripple across the globe "

They blame Russia but not the sanctions that they placed agaisnt Russia.

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You will own nothing and you will be happy.

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Imagine how relieved Canada must feel being blameless this time around.

a reply to: 19Bones79

It seems there is also now major uncertainty in the stock markets due to
Russia's involvement in Ukraine. Investors are deeming the risk too
great and as a result a lot of shares are plumbing.

Some of us who trade the markets make money from uncertainty
and the volatility that it causes.

Not exactly sure where you're getting your information from,
but war and rumors of war has always produced conditions
for sharp profits in the markets. Just look at Crude Oil
that has been blowing through the roof.

Be a smart investor, and use whatever the Financial
media reports as a contrarian indicator. Because
as a group, they are always on the wrong side
of the market.

originally posted by: 19Bones79
a reply to: tamusan


You will own nothing and you will be happy.

You will only own nothing if you allow fear and uncertainty to convince you to sell everything.

Every gambler knows the risk when stepping up to the table.



And one does not need "things" to be happy. In fact, it is often the need for more "things" to own that brings the greatest unhappiness.

originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: 19Bones79
Everything that goes on in this world is a tiny part of a much bigger picture, and if you put them all together you realize we're being led down a road nobody would willingly choose to go- except the 1%ers.

It seems the top 1% benefit from what we call GOOD or BAD events. Good point. I don't think they want a WWIII though. Everybody loses.

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Not exactly sure where you're getting your information from...

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Or...... just ask anybody on the forum what's happening with their economies.

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At least now I own a digital fortune cookie.


Thanks.

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I think WW3 is exactly what they want.


Can't declare a champion without a boxing match.


And when share prices of companies with military contracts boom, some people would have you believe the economy is doing well.


Oil shares may look great to an investor, but at what cost to the economy overall?

Transport becomes expensive, basic goods prices rise.

The cost of living becomes too much to bare.

a reply to: 19Bones79

This is pretty much exactly what it looks like.

Putin wants to bring Russian speaking regions of former Soviet controlled countries under the umbrella of a greater Russia.

That's it. No NWO, no TPTB, no conspiracies, no nothing. It's that simple.

This is purely ideological.

It's not taught as much as it used to be for various reasons, but under the old soviet system various communist leader liked to play divide and conquer. They would move people from one ethnic group into an area dominated by another, or would group several areas with different ethnic people together, so that no one group would ever become powerful enough to challenge communist rule.

Putin believes that he's "taking back" some of these people.

My source, me. I'm old enough to remember. This was the backdrop of my youth.

My source, me. I'm old enough to remember. This was the backdrop of my youth.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

I am also old enough to have lived through this.

I am old enough to remember the Cuban Missile Crises.

NATO surrounding Russia with missiles at every opportunity.

Russia had had enough!

Some would say, solved by JFK.

Russia is cleaning house and it started with the destruction of the Nazi Asov battalion.

You Sir, are on the wrong side of history.

P

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All of us will soon be on the wrong side of history.

a reply to: pheonix358

Maybe the wrong side of the iron curtain.