Tumisho Ramodisa

@Nxture_Boi

CO-FOUNDER OF . HOST OF ‘THE WEALTH SHOW WITH EQUITY KINGS’ PODCAST. CRITICAL THINKER🧠. MACRO-LOVER📈. FREE MARKET CAPITALISM.

Johannesburg, South Africa
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Joined August 2017
Born July 20
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jun 29

    Think for yourself. Challenge the mainstream narrative. Critical thinking🧠 is the best tool you have.

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  2. 16 hours ago

    “There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen” ~ Vladimir Lenin

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  3. 21 hours ago

    I’d argue that future government mandates to outlaw oil production is bullish for oil. Once supply is dead, oil will be scarce, and the price will skyrocket.

    On the supply side, ESG (environmental, social, and governance) mandates have forced energy companies to shift capital spending from mature fossil fuels to nascent renewables. Meanwhile, banks have deprived fracking companies of funding after their near-death experience in 2020.
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  4. 23 hours ago

    It should come as a surprise to MMT proponents, because the entire belief of modern monetary theory is that the “all mighty” government has a monopoly on their domestic currency. If that were true, every nations economy would be closed. /4

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  5. 23 hours ago

    It’s no surprise that German Bund yields go down when US bond yields go down. They are all reacted to the same problem, or similar problems. This is because the entire monetary system is inter-connected. /3

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  6. 23 hours ago

    Bond yields around the world tend to move in the same direction. US, Japan, Germany, South Africa’s bond market usually react to the same problems that the global economy faces. /2

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  7. 23 hours ago

    A lot of people will convince you that the bond market is “manipulated” by the Fed, and they don’t reflect true inflation expectations. That’s true if you believe the global economy is closed(which it’s not). /1

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  8. Oct 25

    If the US government desperately wants to tax unrealised gains, why not also write off unrealised losses?

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    Oct 20

    In Q4 1929 Fed member banks (commercial banks) had $35.9 Billion in total assets. $26.2B or 73% were loans. By Q4 1936 commercial banks' balance sheets were $33B up from the low of $24.8B. However, only $13.4B or 40% were loans 1/8

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  10. Oct 21

    RT:

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  11. Oct 21

    This chart says it all👇🏽

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    Oct 20

    If QE doesn't create inflation (again, you don't have to take my word on this), and inflation is always money, then...

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  13. Oct 20

    breaks all time highs. As good news as this may sound to the maximalists, it also shows how distorted the entire global economy is. You don’t know your own bubble until it pops in your face.

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    Oct 16

    Edouard Mendy

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  15. Oct 15

    What’s particularly interesting about bubbles is that no one knows their own bubble, until it pops in their face. *Not Anti-Bitcoin by the way😅.

    Bitcoin 60,000
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  16. Oct 14

    Zoltan Pozsar says it will hit $2B eventually. We keep getting closer to that number. Shows how scarce T-Bills are.

    *83 COUNTERPARTIES TAKE $1.446 TLN AT FED REVERSE REPO OP.
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    Oct 13

    Everyone is waiting for Treasury yields to ratchet up with the Fed being so obvious over its taper intentions -- but the reality is that bonds tend to rally when the Fed tapers!

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  18. Oct 13

    “Everything about the monetary system revolves around central banks”. 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

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  19. Oct 13

    Say it with me. QE IS NOT MONEY PRINTING. QE IS NOT MONEY PRINTING. QE IS NOT MONEY PRINTING.

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    Oct 10

    Financial History: Sunday Reads • The History of American Defaults • Sovereign Debt: 13th Century to Now • A History of US Debt Limits Since 1776 • 1840s US State Debt & Default Crisis • Insights from Historical Defaults

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  21. Oct 10

    This truth alone basically throws the MMT argument out the window. The first point MMT guys make is that the government has a “MONOPOLY” on the domestic currency. That statement is completely ignorant of how the monetary system has evolved beyond central banks control.

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