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US Treasury Secretary Bessent urges the World Bank to end support for China

US Treasury Secretary Bessent urges the world bank to end support for China.
— FinancialJuice (@financialjuice) October 15, 2025

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Statement from U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent for the World Bank Development Committee and IMF International Monetary and Financial Comm

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As we convene for this year’s Annual Meetings, the United States looks forward to working closely with partners around the world to confront today’s global economic challenges and secure a future underpinned by growth and stability. Achieving success will require collaboration with international financial institutions that are highly effective, efficient, and accountable in implementing their core mandates. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank can support America’s efforts to secure a more balanced, prosperous, and stable global economy through a return to their core missions and disciplined ... (full story)

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Oct 15, 2025 3:43pm

Hey Genius(!) Bessent... You know, you actually could suggest: "USA should not fund the world bank anymore"... That would be fair and just... BUT using the "WORLD" bank as a tool to threaten China is a new level of low! Wow.. every country, every big group, every big pocket around the globe is supposed to serve USA and nothing else! Damn!

But thanks.. You just showed us what an unethical, arrogant, selfish piece of sh*t you are....

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Oct 15, 2025 1:33pm

When one day wipes out a whole month's profits, it says a lot about the mood in the market.

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Oct 15, 2025 12:17pm

Cant wait to die in the great battle for taipei in 2029

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Oct 16, 2025 3:55am

Quoting Js3mwtRc

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More us dollar selling as us cpi will go up and then a recession will get closer as the American consumer can not handle. China can restrict rare earths - trade war 2.0

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australia has rare earths to go to AMERICA did wonkers forget that

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Oct 15, 2025 12:32pm

Does China take loans from IMF? What kind of support if I may ask?
Could it mean China taking loans from US to stockpile Gold?

The weirdest thing to hear if it is true.

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Oct 15, 2025 11:39pm

More us dollar selling as us cpi will go up and then a recession will get closer as the American consumer can not handle. China can restrict rare earths - trade war 2.0

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Oct 15, 2025 5:32pm

I'm 100% sure it's more likely the US needing IMF help soon, not China.

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Oct 15, 2025 12:18pm

bruh....this is why we can't have nice things...

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Oct 16, 2025 5:28am

Quoting Polimini

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{quote} It takes time and money to locate it, mine it, purify it. In the meantime China will choke the US It's also very eco unfriendly so it will face complications and delays in the West

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we already have it no need to locate anything shows maybe you should do your research

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Oct 15, 2025 2:46pm

Quoting Twocans

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{quote} Lol. So you blame it on the mood of the market rather than eat it. Maybe next time blame it on the alignments of the moon and stars? That shit doesn't work. The only thing in this arena you can control is how much you lose. Period. If you don't do that you are on the way out broker and NOBODY gives a shit.

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Maybe have a third can tonight, it might help process what the lad is trying to portray .

Alternatively , refrain from alcohol . It brings clarity

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Oct 15, 2025 12:43pm

Quoting Foxikus

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Can't you see here that the markets are about to collapse and the big players want to leave their positions but the markets can't collapse for no reason because it would be too suspicious and the decline is fast, so we're making up bullshit so that we have something to blame the decline on and find heaps and heaps of fools to sell it to because they'll buy the dip because that's how it works

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That not how this works. There ALWAYS SOMEONE willing to take the other side of the trade be it up or down. Yeah, it gets bloody but remember for every drop of blood there is a drop of champagne being poured somewhere else. EUR/USD is looking like it might crack? back under 1.1630 now.

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Oct 15, 2025 2:19pm

Quoting Foxikus

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When one day wipes out a whole month's profits, it says a lot about the mood in the market. {image}

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Lol. So you blame it on the mood of the market rather than eat it. Maybe next time blame it on the alignments of the moon and stars? That shit doesn't work. The only thing in this arena you can control is how much you lose. Period. If you don't do that you are on the way out broker and NOBODY gives a shit.

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Oct 16, 2025 4:38am

Quoting Aussi

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{quote} australia has rare earths to go to AMERICA did wonkers forget that

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It takes time and money to locate it, mine it, purify it. In the meantime China will choke the US
It's also very eco unfriendly so it will face complications and delays in the West

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Oct 17, 2025 2:59am

Quoting Aussi

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{quote} we already have it no need to locate anything shows maybe you should do your research

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Sure, expert
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgm2z91mvlvo

And like i said locating, extracting it, isn't even the hardest part, is purifying it, something you barely do or know how to do in AUS or anywhere else outside of China
This type of "my country is awesome" comment is so stupid.

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Oct 18, 2025 10:06am

Quoting Polimini

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{quote} Sure, expert https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgm2z91mvlvo And like i said locating, extracting it, isn't even the hardest part, is purifying it, something you barely do or know how to do in AUS or anywhere else outside of China This type of "my country is awesome" comment is so stupid.

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As post #72 says, Australia does not have sufficient power for processing. I don't know details except that requirements are significant.

Australia is fundamentalist Green. Plenty solar panels and wind farms. No nuclear, and coal plants are squashed. Some of the highest electricity prices in the world despite having enough raw nuclear and coal in the ground to last a thousand years. Maybe less, so much it is all a guess.

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Oct 18, 2025 5:09pm

Quoting Aussi

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{quote} what's morals got to do with making money , China don't have morals there communist or did you forget it

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Just pointing out the hypocrisy. And I say they're both hypocrites.

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Oct 16, 2025 4:29am

Quoting Aussi

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{quote} australia has rare earths to go to AMERICA did wonkers forget that

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I think more and more will focus on that subject as us is diversifying away from China.

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Oct 15, 2025 1:12pm

Quoting Trader#6342

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{quote} Actually it’s the exact opposite lol. As I’ve posted here countless times over the last 5 months, this is one of the strongest bull markets of all time. The big companies that control the indexes are making ridiculous amounts of money. That’s not fake or an illusion. Literally every single day for 5 months every selloff in stocks has been fake to allow the big boys to make a huge profit. That’s why the banks are reporting really good profits right now. The clueless bears refuse to accept reality and get their faces ripped off by instant...

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You can't buy any dips unless you've already cashed out. Or maybe your not fully invested in this wonderful market.

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Oct 16, 2025 2:31am

Quoting Js3mwtRc

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trade war 2.0

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more like 1.115b

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Oct 15, 2025 12:37pm

Can't you see here that the markets are about to collapse and the big players want to leave their positions but the markets can't collapse for no reason because it would be too suspicious and the decline is fast, so we're making up bullshit so that we have something to blame the decline on and find heaps and heaps of fools to sell it to because they'll buy the dip because that's how it works

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Trader#EE17

Oct 15, 2025 12:18pm

Here’s a question. The stock market is very high, economy is doing ok, and the administration sees rates as too high.

So why not use this opportunity to actually, for once, not do the C in taco when negotiating with China? Being aggressive with fighting them on trade, and other things, would drop markets a bit, but that’s a big reason for the Fed to lower.

Seems like Trump can go all out on China, if stocks fall, then he will get his interest rate cuts. Then when a deal is eventually reached stocks will go back up.

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Trader#7BE4

Oct 15, 2025 12:27pm

Later they will say that China has become their best trading partner, they love to give this kind of news to scare people.

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Oct 15, 2025 4:19pm

Quoting Ata-Turkoglu

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Hey Genius(!) Bessent... You know, you actually could suggest: "USA should not fund the world bank anymore"... That would be fair and just... BUT using the "WORLD" bank as a tool to threaten China is a new level of low! Wow.. every country, every big group, every big pocket around the globe is supposed to serve USA and nothing else! Damn! But thanks.. You just showed us what an unethical, arrogant, selfish piece of sh*t you are....

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Stop barking u little boy so no more hair fall from ur little head

Ur president is a good friend of President Trump while u little boys oppose ur masters

Go analyze and find a solution for ur continuously falling Turkish lira before trading Eurusd

How pathetic u r attacking the mighty USA that rules you all with its slippers

Oct 15, 2025 9:04pm

China hasn't not used IMF since 1981.

AI Overview

Yes, China has had loans from the IMF, though it has not taken out a loan since the 1980s. China joined the IMF in 1980 and took its first loan the following year, equivalent to about $550 million at the time.
China has borrowed from the IMF in the past.
The country joined the IMF in 1980.
Its first loan was in 1981.
While China now lends to other countries, it has not taken out an IMF loan since the 1980s, according to the provided search results.

Oct 15, 2025 11:32pm

Quoting Schultz

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For once I think that Bessent may make some sense (or, at least, his speechwriters). Who here thinks that China should be able to maintain its status as a developing country? Isn't it a matter of priorities, and focusing on those countries which are most in need? This may be made out to be another attack in the ongoing childish hostilities, with some justification. I'm perhaps a little bit more forgiving. In any other circumstances it may be called prudent...about time this was said, kinda thing. Although I do recognise that regional areas of China...

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Seems like they wish to kick China out of IMF, so it can no longer influence the decisions that IMF makes for the indebted countries.
Before this, I hadn't even thought of the muscle that china is in IMF.

AI Overview
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) does not give money directly to China as a loan, but China pays a substantial quota into the IMF, which is a fund that it can draw from if needed. As a major global economy, China's quota is one of the largest, currently set at $30,482.9 million Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), and it has a significant voting share in the fund.
IMF quotas: Every member country contributes a quota to the IMF, which is a pool of money that the fund can use to lend to its members.
China's quota: China's quota is the fifth-largest among all member nations and represents 6.40% of the total IMF quota.
Loan eligibility: China's quota makes it eligible to borrow from the IMF, but it has not taken out any large loans from the organization.
Other financial arrangements: China has a strong economy, and its relationship with the IMF is more focused on its role as a major global player and contributor to the fund, rather than as a recipient of loans.

Oct 16, 2025 4:38am

Australia already has a big customer: China
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-...alia/105895128

Also interesting
Ms Channer said of 17 different rare earths, only four "really matter".
"They are dysprosium, terbium, neodymium and praseodymium," she explained.

Oct 18, 2025 11:37am

US doesn't even have it's own processing facilities, let alone be able to help Australia start their own.

AI Overview
The US can't currently produce its own rare earth elements due to a combination of factors, including the time it takes to develop new mines and processing facilities, high costs compared to overseas competitors, complex permitting and environmental regulations, and a lack of established supply chain infrastructure for processing and refinement. While the US has some rare earth deposits and a single operating mine, it lacks the processing capacity to separate and refine the elements needed for manufacturing.

Oct 18, 2025 4:26pm

Quoting Lbrto

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Does the US still has the moral ascendancy to talk about China?

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They do. It's vertical.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/verti...b0d6ab100a0a8b

Oct 18, 2025 4:34pm

Quoting Ata-Turkoglu

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Hey Genius(!) Bessent... You know, you actually could suggest: "USA should not fund the world bank anymore"... That would be fair and just... BUT using the "WORLD" bank as a tool to threaten China is a new level of low! Wow.. every country, every big group, every big pocket around the globe is supposed to serve USA and nothing else! Damn! But thanks.. You just showed us what an unethical, arrogant, selfish piece of sh*t you are....

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you poor thing was it something he said or did he tell the truth ,

Oct 18, 2025 4:36pm

Quoting Schultz

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{quote} As post #72 says, Australia does not have sufficient power for processing. I don't know details except that requirements are significant. Australia is fundamentalist Green. Plenty solar panels and wind farms. No nuclear, and coal plants are squashed. Some of the highest electricity prices in the world despite having enough raw nuclear and coal in the ground to last a thousand years. Maybe less, so much it is all a guess.

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i see civil war happening over the communist government here in downunder

Oct 18, 2025 4:41pm

Quoting Lbrto

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Does the US still has the moral ascendancy to talk about China?

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what's morals got to do with making money , China don't have morals there communist or did you forget it

Oct 19, 2025 12:28am

Quoting Schultz

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{quote} I struggle with this vertical morality concept, as does the author, by their own admission. It appears to be clearly Law based, which is not Jesus based at all. Very difficult or even impossible to reconcile, as are many things that Fundamentalist Christians try to assert as truths.

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You would think this vertical morality concept is an invention of the left against the right or something, but if you look into it, there is a lot of material on the net about it and some psychology related stuff as well. I also don't see much opposition or dispute from those that apparently follow it.
It really tempts one to ask themselves, am I vertical or horizontal?

Oct 19, 2025 1:48am

Quoting Schultz

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{quote} Australia does not have a communist government. There are elements of that in some politicians, but there is also elements of radical right, too. My Green comment was about the net zero shit. So, irrelevant comment.

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well we will see civil war will come

Oct 15, 2025 4:10pm

Quoting Twocans

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{quote} So which is it? lol (I rarely drink anything alcoholic) Coffee, now that's a different story.

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You tell me .

Maybe now’s a good time to loosen the restrictions. Two coffee, one alcoholic beverage .

Who am I decide . As long as it brings lucidity to others opinions, that’s fine . Being transfixed on either side of the political spectrum leaves a void for the lateral thinkers .

Oct 15, 2025 4:50pm

1987 - Black Monday.

Couldn’t happen twice on the same date , could it ?

Weekend approaching , liquidity drying up , huge 100 point swings in ES . Nasdaq banging its head against an Ai bubble.

The signs are there . The weekend could be interesting

Oct 15, 2025 12:29pm

Quoting marcone

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bruh....this is why we can't have nice things...

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Nah, its your perspective. The volatility all this drama causes brings tons of opportunity to make "Ka-chinga' baby". i wonder if I'm the only one that remembers dvd's from 'Waxie'? lol

Oct 15, 2025 1:24pm

Quoting Jr123

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{quote} You can't buy any dips unless you've already cashed out. Or maybe your not fully invested in this wonderful market.

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Ah, yes. Agree, however, most (99%) get trapped because they don't have a plan to get out before they get in. There is no amount of capital that will overcome risk management. None. Being fully invested in 'Blue Chips' when 911 happened. 25 Years building ...gone.

Oct 15, 2025 4:02pm

Quoting Vancarbon

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{quote} Maybe have a third can tonight, it might help process what the lad is trying to portray . Alternatively , refrain from alcohol . It brings clarity

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So which is it? lol (I rarely drink anything alcoholic) Coffee, now that's a different story.

Oct 15, 2025 1:06pm

Quoting Twocans

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{quote} That not how this works. There ALWAYS SOMEONE willing to take the other side of the trade be it up or down. Yeah, it gets bloody but remember for every drop of blood there is a drop of champagne being poured somewhere else. EUR/USD is looking like it might crack? back under 1.1630 now.

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You're wrong, my friend. The Titanic will never sink either. But that lie allowed some to get off in peace and with a big profit.

Oct 15, 2025 9:20pm — Edited

For once I think that Bessent may make some sense (or, at least, his speechwriters). Who here thinks that China should be able to maintain its status as a developing country? Isn't it a matter of priorities, and focusing on those countries which are most in need?

This may be made out to be another attack in the ongoing childish hostilities, with some justification.

I'm perhaps a little bit more forgiving. In any other circumstances it may be called prudent...about time this was said, kinda thing. Although I do recognise that regional areas of China are clearly undeveloped in an otherwise developed country (in my opinion), but what place does the Bank have in internal affairs?

Edit - and now I have just read the comment by OutThere, above. Any financial support or otherwise that China may have or had from the IMF is actually irrelevant in the context of what Bessent said.

I quote -

..the Bank must place a stronger priority on implementing its graduation policy, supporting countries along the way to self-reliance and enabling the Bank to concentrate its resources on poorer, less creditworthy countries where its support is most needed and most impactful. This must include ending support for China and shifting staff and administrative resources to countries where development needs are most acute.

Oct 18, 2025 11:40pm — Edited

Quoting OutThere

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{quote} They do. It's vertical. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/verti...b0d6ab100a0a8b

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I struggle with this vertical morality concept, as does the author, by their own admission. It appears to be clearly Law based, which is not Jesus based at all.

Very difficult or even impossible to reconcile, as are many things that Fundamentalist Christians try to assert as truths.

Oct 18, 2025 11:48pm

Quoting Lbrto

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{quote} you mean like how "death to the infidels" is typical in one religious denomination's principles?

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Very much so, should you read the Koran/Quran. Surely I am allowed to say that without getting into trouble with FF?

Oct 18, 2025 11:57pm — Edited

Quoting Aussi

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{quote} i see civil war happening over the communist government here in downunder

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Australia does not have a communist government. There are elements of that in some politicians, but there is also elements of radical right, too. My Green comment was about the net zero shit.

So, irrelevant comment.

Oct 19, 2025 12:25am

Quoting OutThere

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{quote} That slang is usually used as in 'those who are not us' in common language.

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Not slang. Being careful with terminology, if possible, facilitates civil discussion.

If words were "a bunch of fuckin' commie poofters", that would be slang and perfectly normal Australian vernacular.

Oct 19, 2025 12:56am — Edited

Quoting OutThere

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{quote} You would think this vertical morality concept is an invention of the left against the right or something, but if you look into it, there is a lot of material on the net about it and some psychology related stuff as well. I also don't see much opposition or dispute from those that apparently follow it. It really tempts one to ask themselves, am I vertical or horizontal?

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Too easy. You have to ask yourself, can humans please God? Vertical is very infuenced by the Old Testament (Law based, as I said originally. Not Christ or Spirit based.). This quote about vertical morality is particularly illuminating.

“Vertical morality in Christianity is the idea that our ethics and behaviors have a duty to please God alone. We get our morals from God and we must obey him, furthering the will of God no matter the cost,”

and a bit further on -

It becomes dangerous when Christians weaponize this vertical morality for power, which is exactly what we’re seeing with the Christian nationalism in the Trump administration.”

Probably why adherents like it is because it is simple and rule based and does not require much thinking about issues and consequences. I'm guessing, but also remember watching, against my better judgement, a few youtuble clips of that bloke who was a strict observer of this code.

Oct 18, 2025 5:13pm

Quoting OutThere

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{quote} They do. It's vertical. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/verti...b0d6ab100a0a8b

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you mean like how "death to the infidels" is typical in one religious denomination's principles?

Trader#A306

Oct 15, 2025 12:23pm

Yes, to much support for China - the main culprit of intellectual property stealing and climate pollution.

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Oct 15, 2025 5:37pm

American problems is worlds problem, but other problems US doesn't care.

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Trader#3853

Oct 15, 2025 5:45pm

Quoting Vancarbon

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1987 - Black Monday. Couldn’t happen twice on the same date , could it ? Weekend approaching , liquidity drying up , huge 100 point swings in ES . Nasdaq banging its head against an Ai bubble. The signs are there . The weekend could be interesting

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Nothing like predicting something everyday for 5 months lol. Maybe some year you will be right. But it will take an actual black swan. Russia using nukes, head of state assassinated, etc. There is no regular news that can crash this market, not this year. Look at your chart. We went 2.5 years without an actual downturn before April. At that rate we have 2 years left, and those two years actually correspond to the average bull market of 5 years since we are 3 years into one.

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Oct 18, 2025 5:30pm

Quoting Lbrto

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{quote} you mean like how "death to the infidels" is typical in one religious denomination's principles?

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Flip side of that coin.

Oct 18, 2025 6:51pm

Quoting Lbrto

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{quote} you mean like how "death to the infidels" is typical in one religious denomination's principles?

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""principles""" what happened to them

Oct 18, 2025 6:52pm

Quoting Lbrto

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{quote} Just pointing out the hypocrisy. And I say they're both hypocrites.

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you win

Oct 19, 2025 12:10am

Quoting Schultz

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{quote} Australia does not have a communist government. So, irrelevant comment.

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That slang is usually used as in 'those who are not us' in common language.

Oct 15, 2025 6:42pm

Just putting it out there chaps .

Don’t shoot the messenger.

Good to see you’re so confident you all logged on to post your opposing views.

Oct 15, 2025 12:18pm

Waiting for gold to pullback to 4080 then buy, and aud/nzd full sell.

Oct 15, 2025 12:16pm

Oct 15, 2025 12:47pm

Quoting radialb

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Cant wait to die in the great battle for taipei in 2029

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lol

Oct 15, 2025 8:07pm

Quoting Trader#3853

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{quote} Nothing like predicting something everyday for 5 months lol. Maybe some year you will be right. But it will take an actual black swan. .

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Uh huh.

Oct 18, 2025 3:49pm

Does the US still has the moral ascendancy to talk about China?

Oct 15, 2025 12:28pm

Quoting Trader#A5D0

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So now gold will go down

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why ?

Oct 15, 2025 12:14pm

Sell

Trader#5109

Oct 15, 2025 12:19pm

Gahhhhhhhhh

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Oct 15, 2025 12:21pm

Two madmen have ruined the whole world.

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Oct 15, 2025 12:26pm

gold last high ?

Oct 15, 2025 12:51pm

Ooof, makes the US sound so weak and pathetic.

Oct 15, 2025 12:54pm

I'm waiting for confirmation on the clues, there's nothing clear in this story.

Trader#6342

Oct 15, 2025 12:58pm

Quoting Foxikus

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Can't you see here that the markets are about to collapse and the big players want to leave their positions but the markets can't collapse for no reason because it would be too suspicious and the decline is fast, so we're making up bullshit so that we have something to blame the decline on and find heaps and heaps of fools to sell it to because they'll buy the dip because that's how it works

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Actually it’s the exact opposite lol.

As I’ve posted here countless times over the last 5 months, this is one of the strongest bull markets of all time. The big companies that control the indexes are making ridiculous amounts of money. That’s not fake or an illusion.

Literally every single day for 5 months every selloff in stocks has been fake to allow the big boys to make a huge profit. That’s why the banks are reporting really good profits right now. The clueless bears refuse to accept reality and get their faces ripped off by instant vertical rallies. Just like right now. We are up over 50 points straight up.

It’s been a guaranteed win by buying dips.

Trader#A2C9

Oct 15, 2025 1:10pm

Quoting Trader#6342

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{quote} Actually it’s the exact opposite lol. As I’ve posted here countless times over the last 5 months, this is one of the strongest bull markets of all time. The big companies that control the indexes are making ridiculous amounts of money. That’s not fake or an illusion. Literally every single day for 5 months every selloff in stocks has been fake to allow the big boys to make a huge profit. That’s why the banks are reporting really good profits right now. The clueless bears refuse to accept reality and get their faces ripped off by instant...

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When everyone is bearish you should buy, right up until the last bear turns bull. Judging by this comment I think it might be soon.

Trader#551A

Oct 15, 2025 1:13pm

Quoting Foxikus

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{quote} You're wrong, my friend. The Titanic will never sink either. But that lie allowed some to get off in peace and with a big profit.

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Um, actually every prediction I’ve made so far has been correct, unlike you and your always wrong perma bears who obviously aren’t actual traders.

It’s simple, wait for a sell off to level out and start to retrace. Go long with a trailing stop. That’s worked every day for 5 consecutive months. Not a single failure.

But sure keep posting nonsense. How exactly does a real retraced make money from your ridiculous Titanic example lol? Will the market correct at some point? Sure, it happened in April, but the market can’t go down without breaking support. As I’ve posted for weeks before we tested it, 6550 is first support. It’s stupid to be bearish in anyway until we close below that.

Trader#551A

Oct 15, 2025 1:14pm

Quoting Jr123

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{quote} You can't buy any dips unless you've already cashed out. Or maybe you’re not fully invested in this wonderful market.

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Invested? Wow, you really aren’t a trader. Traders by definition don’t invest, we trade with stops. Our stops cash us out all the time.

Trader#8A60

Oct 15, 2025 1:48pm

Quoting Foxikus

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When one day wipes out a whole month's profits, it says a lot about the mood in the market. {image}

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Wow, so ludicrous that no one here seems to understand markets at all.

If you were an investor who’s long, you have made insane amounts of money for many months. As an investor you would not have lost a single penny on Friday, because it already made it back. Investors hold for long periods. This bull market is 3 years old, anyone who went long at any time is happy.

But everything you post is completely irrelevant to traders. Traders didn’t lose anything on Friday either. They like volatility and take advantage of it. The second a trader thinks like an investor they are in big trouble. Traders put in mathematically intelligent stops, they never have big loses. But with trailing stops and scaling out they do quite frequently have very large gains.

Trader#AE68

Oct 15, 2025 1:58pm

Huge 70 point rally in spx, without a single move down, at all. Not a single candle to try to take out any longs. Yet everyone here is a bear with TDS and missed one of the best trading opportunities lol.

Trader#4C0F

Oct 15, 2025 2:46pm

You can't compare apples to oranges guy/girls/whatever.

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Investing !== Trading // (Day or Swanger)

Yes they are both Fruits. But they are so different, that they are horses of a different color.

That's 1/2 the problem I think. People think they can carry rules across, mix and match. Nope. You are cooked already. Give me yer ticker. I want to SHORT SELL you in heartbeat.

Trader#4C0F

Oct 15, 2025 3:05pm

I worked with a company years ago (3rd party). Fortune 500, won't name names. They have a Monopoly in their industry. Right down to the "only known" information published in academic text books. That scholars study to within a nanometer of its life. Every piece of info the "outside world" has on the subject, came from that company...

There's another industry I know of,,, that also does this. Psssssst, you are balls deep in it,,, knuckles.

Carry on. Maybe not the YEN. That carry is OFF.

Trader#829B

Oct 15, 2025 3:08pm

I give the keys to the kingdom of free money trades and you refuse to use them because you want your bear mindset to come true. You care only about being right, even though you have been wrong everyday for months. What does that say about you?

Oct 15, 2025 3:19pm

Trader#4C0F

Oct 15, 2025 4:35pm

> https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/...?timeframe=ALL

1.82 MILLION PERCENT increase all time. That has to be a record...

Buy Turkish Lira's only if you absolutely have to ,,, eat ... haha

Trader#9F16

Oct 15, 2025 6:01pm

Big money desperately buying futures this evening, a day or so away from another all time high. Never had two down weeks in a row since April. Never broke any support levels, even weak ones. But yes, I’m sure those suffering from delusional narcissism are right that any minute now every worldwide stock exchange is on the verge of complete and total collapse lol.

I can’t believe I’m the only one here living in reality. Fed has said they will push stocks higher, we have two more rate cuts coming. New multi billion dollar deals announced every week, plus the majority of retail think we are in a bubble. When has a crash happened when the majority of retail was looking for one? The answer is never.

Trader#ED1C

Oct 15, 2025 6:05pm

Wowzers. The aluminum foil companies must be making a killing with all the toil foil hats around. Is that why Trump wants a stronghold on the aluminum supplies? Markets go up. They go down. Like they have been doing for like forever. People in 2025 with this new age of (un)intelligence is comical. Keep it up ya'll lol

Oct 15, 2025 8:44pm

sell ts chalked

Trader#37E7

Oct 16, 2025 8:17am

Quoting Trader#A306

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Yes, to much support for China - the main culprit of intellectual property stealing and climate pollution.

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Per Capita China puts out less pollution than the usa by a fair margin
CountryCO₂ Emissions per Capita (2023)
United States13.83 tons
China9.24 tons
World Average4.86 tons As for intellectual property the USA needs to first look inward, the whole patent process is bogus, it benefits only lawyers. Manufacturing Insulin is a perfect example of this, invented by a three Canadian, they sold the rights for a dollar believing that it should be free for the world, some slimy types who believe money should be made off the misfortune of others have since made it so ridiculously priced that 1.3 million americans with diabetes have had to ration their insulin as they can't afford it, pathetic considering the supposed wealth of the country. Just because someone has an idea or an invention first does not mean that nobody else can produce it. That is as stupid as trump saying the wheel was invented in the US. As long as petty leaders and petty people think nationally not globally the progress of mankind will continue to be retarded.

Trader#69E1

Oct 16, 2025 10:26am

Quoting OutThere

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Australia already has a big customer: China https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-...alia/105895128 Also interesting Ms Channer said of 17 different rare earths, only four "really matter". "They are dysprosium, terbium, neodymium and praseodymium," she explained.

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Our Mr. Prime Minister. Not as cool as this dude, unfortunately

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FINALLY has a meeting with the Big Don. My goodness, it only took him 9 months:

https://www.google.com/search?q=alba...eeting&tbm=nws

Mr. Trump seems to forget that China buys all/most of their rare earths from those Aussies anyway. Maybe if he met our PM he would know that already....

We (Australia) don't have the POWER to process them. But surely we can make a DEAL, Mr. Trump !!!!

We are one of your closest allies after all. And we WANT TO MAKE A DEAL !!!!!!!!

LOL

Trader#A5D0

Oct 15, 2025 12:17pm

So now gold will go down

Trader#D6EF

Oct 15, 2025 12:19pm

Short nas Lmao

Trader#2B24

Oct 15, 2025 12:21pm

shitty people

Trader#2BC1

Oct 15, 2025 12:24pm

another one? it ain't that bad

Trader#5CA6

Oct 15, 2025 12:34pm

SPX 100 rip your face off rally coining again?

Trader#0DBB

Oct 15, 2025 12:35pm

It is buy time for us, sell on china stock.

Trader#669F

Oct 15, 2025 1:41pm

Comment are awsome , news is awful

Trader#E8A6

Oct 15, 2025 2:13pm

Quoting busynote000

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Ooof, makes the US sound so weak and pathetic.

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Unable to compete , now trying all dirty tricks

Trader#4C0F

Oct 15, 2025 3:41pm

China is cooked. They only really had one shot at it - and they went WAY TOO EARLY (I even have a PROFITABLE market signal for that - it's called the horny male teenager - bwahahahahahahahaha). Time is against them,, now the cat is outta the bag. Democracy evolves. Dictators do not. That is fact (go on,,, check it,, for once in yer life).

Their military is no threat. I bet both my testicosticals that it's like all the other Cheap Chinese Shit that they make. Use once {maybe - if the sun, the moon and the stars all align} then straight to the DUMP. It will be in PIECES by then, the stuff is that FUCKING SHITHOUSE.

Show me, please, anything Chinese that is of quality.... Quality like those Nazi Germans make. What's that book again - Why the Germans Do It Better by John Kampfner. Great read. John is a JEW before you go Woke Bullshit on me and try CANCEL it.

Let me leave ya'll with some sound,,,,,,,,, advice.

Don't,,, ever,,, ram your way of life down anyone's throat. Most certainly,,, mine.

How would you like it if I turned up to your Joint with My Mrs in a low cut mini? We'll introduce you cunts to WHOLE NEW FUCKING WORLD. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA !!!!!!!!

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Trader#3D03

Oct 15, 2025 4:46pm

Yes, yes, the title is so persuasive from a government in shutdown, we have to lend the government in shutdown all the IMF's resource, so that they are even further in debt and can never repay back.

Trader#2FDF

Oct 15, 2025 6:49pm

Pirates

asking for everything from China but nothing is being delivered who is that pirates …..

this guy look cunning lolzzz

Trader#E504

Oct 27, 2025 7:28pm

No, we not want a civil war

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