Stocks, Oil, and Bitcoin Fall on Omicron Fears

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Stocks, Oil, & Bitcoin Fall on Omicron Fears: A Not-So-Happy Holiday

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[TimHPop]

Maggie, outstanding rebound on allowing the guest to answer in full!! 👏👏👏

Fantastic interview!

[lawrenceberry]

Well done Maggie! Great interview, really well conducted.

[lamin]

Great interview today Maggie. Far better than Jim's interview last week. Hope that continues. thank you...🤣🤣🤣

[thejahanshow]

Excellent interview, Maggie! Thank you

[pnbmpnbm]

I feel like that guy is lining himself up for a big shock by being over-optimistic.

[matthewholz]

This guest is very strong. Answers questions directly with plenty of explanation

[jpm]

Did he just use the phrase "appetite for a lockdown"? What a convoluted schmuck

[michalmaziarz]

We have to keep an eye on China. They are facing a domino effect with debt defaults. It started with their builders and might affect other industries. Local municipalities have been borrowing like crazy to keep expanding infrastructure. They hold a couple of trillions on bonds that need to be serviced. Have we been buing all that debt? It used to pay 8% vs 3.5% on the US junk bonds. Soon we will find out who had been buying all that junk... The FED might use it as an excuse to slow down tapering and raising rates.

[acrobatmapping]

Another analyst on drugs. By Q2 we are going to have negative inflation and negative growth in the USA. That means rates have to go LOWER not higher.

[Myfriendozzie]

Lovely interview, Maggie had great questions for todays guest and very informative. Thank you.

[benjamindover]

I keep wondering, if housing just keeps going up, why is there a perpetual supply shortfall? Is house building the next big growth industry? Or is something else shaping this dynamic? With commodities falling, builders should be expanding operations right now. Is that happening? Or is there a labor shortage stopping that?

[supercriticalsolid]

the title here seems too in line with popular narratives, especially considering the actual content of the broadcast.

[michealhibert]

<I feel those who would allow the market dynamism to determine when to trade or not are either new in space in general or probably just naïve, the sphere have seen far worse times than this, enlightened traders continue to make good use of the dip and pump even acquiring more equities towards trading sessions, I'd say that more emphasis should be put into trading since it is way profitable than hodling. Tradlng went smooth for me as I was able to raise over 9.2 BTC when I started at 1.5 BTC in just few weeks implementing trades with signals and insights from Thomas Easton. I would advise y'all to trade your asset rather than hodl for a future you aren't sure about..

[Blackpiller]

This guy’s conclusions are based on govt reported stats 🤨

[bash-shell]

I’m seriously scared to watch her hosting RDB again after her interview with Jim Bianco last week. I’m scared for life after that disaster..

[fffftufu]

Don't miss out on cartin token and than me later.

[jeong-hoon.]

<I totally agree with what you are saying. I started in crypto in August 2017, and I bought in. I was up 5x by December only to watch that disappear quickly and then watch the original investment go down by about 85% during the ensuing 4 year bear market. I took the opportunity to accumulate more over the last 4 years which was hard to do and at the same time a smart thing to do. I wish I had bought more. I am in profit for now but I am planning on using my experience to do exactly what you have said in this post. I have learned from you and others especially my mentor Axel Colton who taught me how to make trade and increase my crypto from 11 to 27btc that no one really knows what is going to happen and I know you are only saying what you think will ha