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  • Biden says he won't agree to debt ceiling deal solely on Republican terms as he leaves G7 summit

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    With less than two weeks left before the nation reaches the point where it can no longer pay its debts, President Joe Biden made it clear Sunday that he remains far apart from congressional Republicans in budget talks. At a news conference at the end of the Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima, Biden said that the two sides have not been able to resolve stark differences over spending and taxes, despite intensive negotiations in recent weeks. As he flew home on Sunday, Biden said he planned to talk with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and hoped that the California Republican was waiting for him to return so that the two ... (full story)

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Xautrucho
May 21, 2023 9:02pm
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Fuck the bullshit, fellow traders. All this means is that we need to enrich the refinement our of strategies therefore, looking for the confluence, wait for the volume and then allow our way into the market. The debt ceiling is priced in, we cannot afford to allow finances to lose all of its credibility here in the US and ultimately on a global scale. With that being said, STAY ALIVE. Market(s) will be volatile and we should avoid the New York session at all costs when and if possible. Minimal risk, don't blame anyone for our careless mistakes. Let's have a spectacular week, let's do it!
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Zebi
May 21, 2023 2:57pm
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didnt the republican knuckleheads pull this same stunt in the 90's with gingrich?....it came back to bite them in the ass

dont be misled into believing its a debt crisis...that usa cant pay its bills...its not ...its just a budget stalemate like in the 90's...this debt argument is bullshit republican spin about cutting medicare social security and taxes

HIROSHIMA, Japan — With less than two weeks left before the nation reaches the point where it can no longer pay its debts, President Joe Biden made it clear Sunday that he remains far apart from congressional Republicans in budget talks.
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Zebi
May 21, 2023 3:04pm
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gingrich shut down the government is 95 and clinton got reelected and the dems retook the house in 96 cause of them douchbags

There was no quick and easy solution to the dispute in 1995-96, either. Each side was certain that the public would back them. As it turned out, Gingrich and the GOP lost that particular bet. Polls at the time showed that the public put the blame on the House speaker and his party and that they wanted the government operating again.

mccarthy gona go down in flames cause liberalism rules
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Ferna
May 21, 2023 5:58pm
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The news was like; Mccarthy is roaming the streets refusing to meet Biden durimg the weekend. They don’t mention Biden is in Japan in the same article. Stupid news people trying to sell news even due there is none.
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Ferna
May 21, 2023 10:07pm
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Quoting Xautrucho
Fuck the bullshit, fellow traders. All this means is that we need to enrich the refinement our of strategies therefore, looking for the confluence, wait for the volume and then allow our way into the market. The debt ceiling is priced in, we cannot afford to allow finances to lose all of its credibility here in the US and ultimately on a global scale. With that being said, STAY ALIVE. Market(s) will be volatile and we should avoid the New York session at all costs when and if possible. Minimal risk, don't blame anyone for our careless mistakes....
Destroying a system by taking away its credibility, then come offer a new one claimimg its more stabile.
What system will it be? Ofc trackable money in form of CBDC.
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Ferna
May 22, 2023 5:21am
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Quoting Xautrucho
{quote} If we can trade it, we will take it. We are not policymakers, let's not worry about those topics until we can have an actual say on them at the voting polls. Sucks but we got to make the best of it one way or the other. Let's trade
Well if any rich guys has any power they should defend their hard-earned money, instead of seeing their wealth become limited or useless.
One got to ask what is wealth with limitations? And who will still be unlimited after the system been put in place.
No one likes being put in 2nd place.
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Ferna
May 22, 2023 1:29pm
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Quoting Xautrucho
{quote} Laugh my ass off, I work at a supermarket and find myself knee deep in the working class tax bracket. Analyzing charts has allowed me to revive purpose in my life and I am barely seeing the benefits of analyzing. In these market(s), it is the only place where I actually get to exhibit equality.
They’ll be working class like us too once law after law falls through.
However i think its better if anyone can become rich, no matter what background. I got no problem with people staying rich as they are, but if everyone will be forced to work until they die without actually living im very against that.

These policys are slowly leading us into slavery one step at a time. We saw it 2018 when they limited the leverage to 1:30 ”to protect” retail customers. Sure you can enjoy higher leverage if you have a few million dollars and an accreditation, but who are able to do that on an hourly average salary?

It should always be protested against, throughout history unpopular policys never lasted long. And i think its a pretty unpopular policy to be told to be satisfied with being poor. The rich should fear them too, they are not protected as they think, look how they raided those banks on very loose grounds a couple of weeks ago.

Well this is ony my opinion ofc, but i believe people should have the freedom of choice to do what they want with their money. Some are successful -some are not, it is the natural way of life, not everyone can succeed, but atleast they can have the opportunity to do so.
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Xautrucho
May 22, 2023 12:30am
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Quoting Ferna
{quote} Destroying a system by taking away its credibility, then come offer a new one claimimg its more stabile. What system will it be? Ofc trackable money in form of CBDC.
If we can trade it, we will take it. We are not policymakers, let's not worry about those topics until we can have an actual say on them at the voting polls. Sucks but we got to make the best of it one way or the other. Let's trade
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Xautrucho
May 22, 2023 1:15pm
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Quoting Ferna
{quote} Well if any rich guys has any power they should defend their hard-earned money, instead of seeing their wealth become limited or useless. One got to ask what is wealth with limitations? And who will still be unlimited after the system been put in place. No one likes being put in 2nd place.
Laugh my ass off, I work at a supermarket and find myself knee deep in the working class tax bracket. Analyzing charts has allowed me to revive purpose in my life and I am barely seeing the benefits of analyzing. In these market(s), it is the only place where I actually get to exhibit equality.
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The Fool
May 21, 2023 1:16pm
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Games of Chicken sometimes go awry...and everybody dies.
Zebi
May 21, 2023 3:13pm
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bidens gona come thru this polling hier and will get reelected as long as he doesnt give in
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