The Financial Tipping Points of Paper IOU’s
The economic news has turned decidedly negative globally and a sense of ‘quiet before the storm’ permeates the financial headlines. Arcane subjects such as a Hindenburg Omen now make mainline news. The retail investor continues to flee the equity markets and in concert with the institutional players relentlessly pile into the perceived safety of yield instruments, though they are outrageously expensive by any proven measure. Like trying to buy a pump during a storm flood, people are apparently willing to pay any price. As a sailor, it feels like the ominous period where the crew is fastening down the hatches and preparing for the squall that is clearly on the horizon. Few crew mates are talking as everyone is checking preparations for any eventuality. Are you prepared?
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Joe Baffa
August 26, 2025 at 11:31 am
So I see that Jim Miekka the inventor of the Hindenburg Omen has totally pulled out of the stock market. No offense to Mr. Miekka but for a person without a financial degree or hasn’t worked on Wall Street he sure has developed quite a lot of influence. If he turns out to be right he is going to be in even more demand and probably quite wealthy as well.
Michael Young
August 27, 2025 at 3:06 pm
Yup, its a 25% chance. I have moved mine to mining claims. Risky but it runs in a 100 year long family trade.
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Michael Young
August 27, 2025 at 3:31 pm
Joe, for fun take a look at this maverick CHEN. http://miningstocks.com/chen/index.php
Assunta Rudicil
August 27, 2025 at 1:03 am
So I understand that Jim Miekka the discoverer of the Hindenburg Omen has totally pulled out of the stock market. No offense to Mr. Miekka but for a man without a financial degree or hasn’t worked on Wall Street he sure has developed quite a following. If he turns out to be right he’s going to be in even greater demand and probably quite rich as well.