What to believe. Half the pundits are preparing for a crash while the other half, such as David Hunter and Mark Moss predict inflation will result in asset prices to continue melting up to historic levels.
Adam Taggart interviewed a guy recently who had the same message that insiders are shifting out of equities.
I had heard the Berkshire Hathaway billionaire had sold some equity holdings so as to build a large cash war chest so as to be able to re-invest at good prices after the market declines.
Katusa is a piece of scum. He personally said buying OFSTF was a bargain at $10 a share..... It's 30 cents now and after pumping it he ran off to run another carbon streaming company. Then there is GROY which he was pumping over $5 a share as well as the mining company he and kiyosaki started. Spreading his BS is a good way to lose subscriptions
Still waiting for capiitulation and then euphoria. But it probably is safer to bee in cash now. Pigs can get slaughtered.
What to believe. Half the pundits are preparing for a crash while the other half, such as David Hunter and Mark Moss predict inflation will result in asset prices to continue melting up to historic levels.
Warren Buffett is right. Cash, cash, cash...
Some of it is year-end tax stuff, things expiring, contracts... But I think the trend is there.
Adam Taggart interviewed a guy recently who had the same message that insiders are shifting out of equities.
I had heard the Berkshire Hathaway billionaire had sold some equity holdings so as to build a large cash war chest so as to be able to re-invest at good prices after the market declines.
Katusa's views are not unique at all.
Katusa is a piece of scum. He personally said buying OFSTF was a bargain at $10 a share..... It's 30 cents now and after pumping it he ran off to run another carbon streaming company. Then there is GROY which he was pumping over $5 a share as well as the mining company he and kiyosaki started. Spreading his BS is a good way to lose subscriptions