Thread regarding General Motors layoffs

I find some beauty among this chaos - but not that much. Your input requested.

I mentioned to my spouse a few weeks before March 15th, to stock up on some TP. Water that week prior, but I didn't tell her why. Reading in the stock market charts, observing surrounding situations, I felt there was a great disruption that was about to take place soon, and wow, did I ever hit it on the TP part as this Corona virus hit. While I didn't know the event, I could read the disruption in the charts were due soon, and the influencing events that aligned.

We have no identifying markers among posters, but I am the one who warned about raising cash as a GM unemployment fund going forward. I was also the one whom warned about problems in the stock markets going forward. 2001 was bad, 2008, was worse, 20XX will be the worst. Some of you have read my posts, and marked me up or down accordingly. I take no ill will from it one way or another. I also have many 20+ vote up posts inserted here on the forums, and for that I appreciate "you" actually believing my contribution matters.

For those that have prepared for this, it's no secret and well done. Everything is under lock and key, having an unemployment safety net was the right call. GM does it's thing, but unknowns add to that uncertainty. I've worked at GM for two decades, hired and fired a half dozen times, I know the protocol. Add in a few black swan events, and here over the decades, and here we are today. I can see things in the charts, and read the financial and economic delivery well. At times, well before they occur.

Let's keep this topic Corona virus free as possible, but Corona isn't your issue. It will mitigate soon enough, and the economy will push on. The goal in this entire endeavour, was to acquire the trillions in bailout to allow the economy to sustain, and to push higher. Make no mistake on that. Watch how they push everyone back to work very soon. Through fractional reserve lending, ALL money placed into existence, will now allow one dollar, to nine new dollars to circulate. This trillion dollar bailout, has just become many trillions without anyone ever considering it as such.

I specifically mentioned, that 2001, 2008, and 20XX will be tremendous years in the market. We are down 30 percent. I don't think this is the real decline, not at all. This is a test, and a preliminary event. They have NOW, an unlimited ammo of currency to pump this market and economy higher, at a time when they could not do it under normal circumstances. "Never let a good crisis go to waste". Cornavirus, whether you believe it true or not, I do apologize, was the cover for this liquid currency injection. You WILL see the economy roar before this year out.

It is my opinion that we WILL recover very soon. They got their money. We will see record highs in the Dow. But, this will not last. This I believe, is the fake pump, and it will be grand, but the false pump before the real collapse ensues.

Please get your unemployment funds in order. I beg you.

Please feel to ask me anything you want about this economy. I won't claim to know everything, but I will be happy to offer input as best as I think, as I can see it. We aren't all that indifferent from one another. We all want the best for our family, and to be left alone to enjoy our freedoms. We don't like kinds of irregularities.

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Post ID: @OP+14ckvGdC

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Perhaps, but you can’t kid yourself. You are either hurting, or winning big. It’s your life.

I have to made so much money since this supposed nonsense.

That said, it’s better to be a year ahead, rather than a day too late. You can bulls****t me all you want. You can’t BS your lifestyle, your finances, or your situation. You ARE where you are because of your choices, and your ignorance.

You don’t have to like this reponse to make it true or not. Those that saw it, are making bank. Good luck.

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Post ID: @1wpjf+14ckvGdC

I think you need to stock up on more TP because that post was a whole lot of you know what coming out of you know where. Change your name to Nostra-dumass.

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Post ID: @1snnb+14ckvGdC

MaryB, sure. Things are not what they appear to be. It's possible to identify the disruption, but not always the event. But, focus heavily on those crafting the narrative.

Once you can do this, you don't just end up being the one standing on the train track, back to the train and fingers in ears, as it's barreling down the track. Let everyone else do that.

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Post ID: @4ilj+14ckvGdC

Since you predicated the corona virus. What else can you predict oh wise one ? Guide us with your future predictions :)

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Post ID: @1sxc+14ckvGdC

weird, not a lot of meat and potatoes there

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Post ID: @vrs+14ckvGdC

During Jan and Feb 2019 I got on this board during the layoffs.

A popular phrase at that time was "Chinese overlords"

Our US overlords shipped all our jobs and intellectual property to our Chinese overlords in the name of short term profits. People and the country mortgaged the US future to buy lots of cheap Chinese junk and get access to the Chinese markets.

How's that working out.

4 more years for DJT, bring back the jobs and manufacturing from China. MAGA

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Post ID: @prw+14ckvGdC

Thoughtful post. I am aligned to what you said with exception to this injection of currency into the economy. The economy has become a social perception not based on reality (and the financial products and recent performing stock reflect that). Mortgage backed bonds, Tesla Stock, short selling, retirement fund products etc. For the GM shareholder, I feel for you. GM has been stable (low debt, good earnings) and yet the stock price goes nowhere.

The point I'm making is the stock market image is wearing itself out and to be successful in it one would have to fully dedicate their time to it (something true working people do not have time to do). Also what happened to the concept of investing for a future payback? Dividends now vanishing, so all you have is a rat race of share price. Go look at stock prices prior to the 1990s and you will see the prices were low (most trading at $2-3/share) Now you have stocks that are $1000/share which only rich folk and financial institutions can afford. Clearly not geared to working people rather the elites and people that live the stock market every day. How much money is left out of the market because it has become so exclusive to participate? Also the 401k concept has made it too easy for these finance people to earn their money. Money blindly leaves the pay check and goes into these funds that are preselected down for me, hmm? Cronyism?

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Post ID: @ffm+14ckvGdC

Thoughtful post. I am aligned to what you said with exception to this injection of currency into the economy. The economy has become a social perception not based on reality (and the financial products and recent performing stock reflect that). Mortgage backed bonds, Tesla Stock, short selling, retirement fund products etc. For the GM shareholder, I feel for you. GM has been stable (low debt, good earnings) and yet the stock price goes nowhere.

The point I'm making is the stock market image is wearing itself out and to be successful in it one would have to fully dedicate their time to it (something true working people do not have time to do). Also what happened to the concept of investing for a future payback? Dividends now vanishing, so all you have is a rat race of share price. Go look at stock prices prior to the 1990s and you will see the prices were low (most trading at $2-3/share) Now you have stocks that are $1000/share which only rich folk and financial institutions can afford. Clearly not geared to working people rather the elites and people that live the stock market every day. How much money is left out of the market because it has become so exclusive to participate? Also the 401k concept has made it too easy for these finance people to earn their money. Money blindly leaves the pay check and goes into these funds that are preselected down for me, hmm? Cronyism?

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Post ID: @tbz+14ckvGdC

Here's one. It was at the top of the list. I'm not going to dig through the mountains of pages.

Congrats that started their savings during that warning.

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I can confirm it will occur this year, yes. It will be significant, not like the minor round we just had in 2019. My suggestion is to get your savings in order. Put six to twelve months of reserves in the bank. Have a GM unemployment fund, as if you don't, this will be on you when you actually need one.

Don't ask me for proof. By the time you need proof, it will already be too late. I honestly care not, beyond this post. I've set myself up for what is coming.

2 months ago by Anonymous | 23 reactions (+23/-0)

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