Off Topic ¿Algunos de aquí invertís en Bolsa? VOL VI
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La vida ya lo sé, me refería a algún vaticinio de catástrofe confirmado y demás mensajes de gurús de la bolsa...
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Liquidez!! y te pillas un URUS
................... siento la broma 
No, en serio, estamos esperando a que todo pete. Segundo semestre de este año, o primero del 2024. A más tardar para final del 2024 o quizás primeros de 2025, pero no más de 2026 o 2027.
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Liquidez!! y te pillas un URUS
No, en serio, estamos esperando a que todo pete. Segundo semestre de este año, o primero del 2024. A más tardar para final del 2024 o quizás primeros de 2025, pero no más de 2026 o 2027.
...vamos con la bola de cristal, que dice que en 90/100 dias, todos calvos
SP YTD vs 2011
Último año y pico de Dow vs 2000
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...vamos con la bola de cristal, que dice que en 90/100 dias, todos calvos
SP YTD vs 2011
Ver el archivos adjunto 144240
Último año y pico de Dow vs 2000
Ver el archivos adjunto 144241
Que escalofrío
PD. En Agosto/SEP. todos out.
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Cuando estemos en el bottom abajo y esté para rebotar , sacas el dinero a la cuenta nomina
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Cuando estemos en el bottom abajo y esté para rebotar , sacas el dinero a la cuenta nomina
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Y no hagas rescates parciales por si rebota algo , tú a por todas ,100% liquidez , que no quede ni rastro
es un plan sin fisuras
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Pues yo sigo al 70% eh? desde febrero si mal no recuerdo... todo lo que compré en octubre... se me ha vuelto a escapar la tortuga
A ver si se menea, que menudo mes lleva.
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Castañazo bueno en Pharmamar, igual hay que esperarla en 28, si no se va a los 12…
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¿Todavía existe esa? Increíble.
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Lo que nos faltaba ! Ahora 
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell held a call with a pair of Russian pranksters posing as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, according to video shown on Russian state television.
Apparently thinking he was speaking to Zelenskiy, the video shows Powell answering questions on topics ranging from the outlook for inflation to the Russian central bank. There were several clips lasting about 15 minutes and it’s unclear if the footage was altered.
“Chair Powell participated in a conversation in January with someone who misrepresented himself as the Ukrainian president,” a Fed spokesperson said Thursday. “It was a friendly conversation and took place in a context of our standing in support of the Ukrainian people in this challenging time. No sensitive or confidential information was discussed.”
The spokesperson added that “the matter has been referred to appropriate law enforcement, and out of respect for their efforts, we won’t be commenting further.”
The Fed also said that the video appears to have been edited and cannot confirm it is accurate.
Other Officials
While the comments appeared anodyne, the fact that the hoax call got through to Powell is likely to raise questions about security at the Fed.
The pranksters - Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexei Stolyarov, who go by the nicknames Vovan and Lexus - have for years succeeded in trickingforeign politicians into talking to them despite their sometimes-crude impersonations.
The duo are supporters of President Vladimir Putin. Back in 2018, the UK said it believed the Kremlin was behind a hoax call to then Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. The pranksters often post the videos with the intention to embarrass Western policymakers.
Earlier this year, the two shared a conversation with European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde, also impersonating Zelenskiy, according to a video they posted.
“The President agreed to this conversation in good faith, also to demonstrate her support for Ukraine and its people defending themselves from Russia’s war of aggression,” an ECB spokesperson said Thursday.
The pair also spoke to Angela Merkel, Germany’s former chancellor, pretending to be former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko. Merkel appeared suspicious in the video of the call but didn’t question the callers about it.
Last year, the pair tricked Polish President Andrzej Duda into thinking he was speaking to his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron.
The Powell call received wide coverage in Russian state media, which usually revels in the embarrassing episodes orchestrated by the pair. On their channel in the Russian VK social network, they devoted an entire show to it, including commentary from Viktor Bout, the arms dealer convicted in the US who returned to Russia late last year in a prisoner swap.
— With assistance by Sylvia Westall, Simon Kennedy and Zoe Schneeweiss
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell held a call with a pair of Russian pranksters posing as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, according to video shown on Russian state television.
Apparently thinking he was speaking to Zelenskiy, the video shows Powell answering questions on topics ranging from the outlook for inflation to the Russian central bank. There were several clips lasting about 15 minutes and it’s unclear if the footage was altered.
“Chair Powell participated in a conversation in January with someone who misrepresented himself as the Ukrainian president,” a Fed spokesperson said Thursday. “It was a friendly conversation and took place in a context of our standing in support of the Ukrainian people in this challenging time. No sensitive or confidential information was discussed.”
The spokesperson added that “the matter has been referred to appropriate law enforcement, and out of respect for their efforts, we won’t be commenting further.”
The Fed also said that the video appears to have been edited and cannot confirm it is accurate.
Other Officials
While the comments appeared anodyne, the fact that the hoax call got through to Powell is likely to raise questions about security at the Fed.
The pranksters - Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexei Stolyarov, who go by the nicknames Vovan and Lexus - have for years succeeded in trickingforeign politicians into talking to them despite their sometimes-crude impersonations.
The duo are supporters of President Vladimir Putin. Back in 2018, the UK said it believed the Kremlin was behind a hoax call to then Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. The pranksters often post the videos with the intention to embarrass Western policymakers.
Earlier this year, the two shared a conversation with European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde, also impersonating Zelenskiy, according to a video they posted.
“The President agreed to this conversation in good faith, also to demonstrate her support for Ukraine and its people defending themselves from Russia’s war of aggression,” an ECB spokesperson said Thursday.
The pair also spoke to Angela Merkel, Germany’s former chancellor, pretending to be former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko. Merkel appeared suspicious in the video of the call but didn’t question the callers about it.
Last year, the pair tricked Polish President Andrzej Duda into thinking he was speaking to his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron.
The Powell call received wide coverage in Russian state media, which usually revels in the embarrassing episodes orchestrated by the pair. On their channel in the Russian VK social network, they devoted an entire show to it, including commentary from Viktor Bout, the arms dealer convicted in the US who returned to Russia late last year in a prisoner swap.
— With assistance by Sylvia Westall, Simon Kennedy and Zoe Schneeweiss
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Aquí tenéis el vídeo que nos muestra las próximas subidas
2 subidas de tipos + posible recesión dice el funcioneti
https://rumble.com/v2kr36u-full-prank-with-the-chairman-of-the-us-federal-reserve-jerome-powell.html
2 subidas de tipos + posible recesión dice el funcioneti
https://rumble.com/v2kr36u-full-prank-with-the-chairman-of-the-us-federal-reserve-jerome-powell.html
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Empresa que realmente fabrica humo. Jamás para tener en cartera. Para especulación a corto plazo puede funcionar, pero poco más.
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Para humo en Berkeley.
Pero Pharmamar en 12 es para pensarselo.
Yo acabo de hacer otra compra en Grifols.
Si, soy un temerario
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BKY ya es un chicharro en condiciones. Me juego un sugus de piña a que la mina no la abrirán jamás, pero mientras suene la música, habrá baile.
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Posiblemente tengas razón, pero como haya cambio de signo en el gobierno en las proximas elecciones el rebote del gato muerto puede ser curioso
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