China Tightens Scrutiny Of Rare Earth Magnet Export License Applications– RTRS | Crypto Craft
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Vancarbon
Oct 14, 2025 1:51am
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China is more than likely the number one global superpower within 2 decades, it’s not that the US is bullying China more the fact it’s scared of China and the transfer of power.

The production capacity and capabilities of China is astonishing , simply put the affluent West can’t match its workforce or dynamism.
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Polimini
Oct 14, 2025 3:08am
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Quoting TraderTero
{quote} For Europe the situation is very tricky as we are highly dependent on China and USA. Those dependencies should be reduced as much as possible as soon as possible.
Europe lacks strong leadership. Too many people deciding, endless infighting, the bureaucrats in Bruxelles have a very naive view of the world.
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Windstrown
Oct 14, 2025 1:17am
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Quoting Trader#FB4D
China is sure it wants to test the US military strength?? China's battery is nonsense.. are your countries ready to be poor again at war with the West?? Usually the newly rich are very arrogant.. China always forgets the past
Don't call the west here your on your own pall, good luck getting out of the whole you made rofl. We already have to solve ukraine problem that YOU created and very easily forgot whose fault was it and now you once again call for west hilarious. Good luck stretching your military all over the world to fight China who haven't been fighting anyone for years and keeps on stockpiling every single type of ammo, missile, drone , aircraft, submarine and cars. It's time for you Americans to wake up. Stop trying to control the world and learn to live in a world where multiple powers sit on the table and decide. Call your military bases back to you countries let everyone be free and prosper without your finger in the middle of anything
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TraderTero
Oct 14, 2025 2:46am
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Quoting Polimini
There is one thing China is missing to take over the place the US occupies: internal market. Until that happens it's still vulnerable. Vulnerable to the US because of all the allies the US still commands. US sanctions and ban exports aren't even the worse, the problem is all the other countries that always go along with it, because they need the US more than they need China. Maybe the US gets so crazy that most of US's allies switch side, it's already happening for non Western countries, but it's hard to imagine that happening to the Western ones,...
For Europe the situation is very tricky as we are highly dependent on China and USA. Those dependencies should be reduced as much as possible as soon as possible.
Polimini
Oct 14, 2025 1:41am
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Good for China, for standing up to the bully.
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KimKim23
Oct 14, 2025 10:00am
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China knows what it is doing unless US can find a way to source those rare earth minerals from other countries (Africa) more quickly and efficiently than in mainland China, then I don't think US can win this trade war without major economic ramification. Remember that China also has stakes in those African mines extracting rare earth minerals so will America give a better deal than China in Africa? I doubt it coz China builds infrastructure as part of its deals and America has zero track record of major infrastructure projects in Africa that could come close to what China has done. America will have to rethink this trade war. China knows the American stock market is being propped up by an Ai bubble and it wont be able to keep running this pyramid scheme without those R.E.Minerals for its computing load. Check out this video to better understand how Wallstreet is perpetuating this bubble
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Vancarbon
Oct 14, 2025 2:23am — Edited
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Quoting TraderTero
{quote} DT will make it happen much faster than in 2 decades.
Possibly , it is however imo , inevitable.

The transfer of power started long before Trump and under this administration they’re actually trying economically to claw back some of that leverage ( whilst they still can) rather than militarily, though it might come to that .

The West and the US have sat back and quite happily sold their economic interests to Chinas manufacturers, maybe for clarity we should specify the word Corporations have sold out , in cahoots with their governments and with their blessings .
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Nick.
Oct 14, 2025 3:01am
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Quoting Twocans
{quote} I just replaced a fuc*ing can opener 'Made in China' less than 2 years old and I live alone with my dog. (no canned dog food either). Everything from China is 2nd rate to US Products. Literally everything. I'm not holding my breath on that prediction. lol
You're missing the point cause you're angry at the can opener. China is a work in progress. Chinese EVs are already better than those in the West. Just like Japan did, eventually China will beat the West at their own game. It's only a matter of time, and you will have the privilege of buying a very good can opener from China. Again.

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Nick.
Oct 14, 2025 1:44am
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China's got Trump's number.
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Jr123
Oct 14, 2025 10:53am
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Quoting KimKim23
China knows what it is doing unless US can find a way to source those rare earth minerals from other countries (Africa) more quickly and efficiently than in mainland China, then I don't think US can win this trade war without major economic ramification. Remember that China also has stakes in those African mines extracting rare earth minerals so will America give a better deal than China in Africa? I doubt it coz China builds infrastructure as part of its deals and America has zero track record of major infrastructure projects in Africa that could...
Lots of countries including the US have rare earths, but they ship to China to do the refining. It will take quite a while for other countries to process their own rare earths. Many years.
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Trader#9938
Oct 14, 2025 4:35am
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Europe = democratic communism , u can vote and complain but the ''leaders'' make laws and rules that nobody asked for.
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Dutchy Daxy
Oct 14, 2025 2:35am
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Quoting atillaken
Second Black Friday case incoming for Cryptos. Wait for Trumps message. Today will be the second black swan day.
When was the 1st "Black Swan Day"?

Do you call a pull back of 3.5%/4% a black Swan Day?

A crash starts with 8% to 10% drop.

But the future for markets become to look a little dark indeed.

On the other hand we could see new ATHs again in a week or so.
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Dutchy Daxy
Oct 14, 2025 2:52am
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Quoting TraderTero
{quote} For Europe the situation is very tricky as we are highly dependent on China and USA. Those dependencies should be reduced as much as possible as soon as possible.
Nobody wins in any (trade) war
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Twocans
Oct 14, 2025 2:36am
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Quoting Nick.
China has a plan to produce better, more competitive, more efficient and better-priced products for consumers all over the world. America's plan is to hinder China's plan.
I just replaced a fuc*ing can opener 'Made in China' less than 2 years old and I live alone with my dog. (no canned dog food either). Everything from China is 2nd rate to US Products. Literally everything. I'm not holding my breath on that prediction. lol
Polimini
Oct 14, 2025 2:31am
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There is one thing China is missing to take over the place the US occupies: internal market. Until that happens it's still vulnerable. Vulnerable to the US because of all the allies the US still commands.
US sanctions and ban exports aren't even the worse, the problem is all the other countries that always go along with it, because they need the US more than they need China.

Maybe the US gets so crazy that most of US's allies switch side, it's already happening for non Western countries, but it's hard to imagine that happening to the Western ones, but who knows.
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Polimini
Oct 14, 2025 3:35am
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Quoting TraderTero
{quote} The decision making rules in EU need to be changed to majority based so that people like Orban and Fico won't be able to keep the whole EU hostage.
Absolutely, it's ridiculous how we let this continue.
But it's just a symptom of a major problem, in Europe we are always expecting people (inside and outside the EU) to be cooperative, it's too naive.
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atillaken
Oct 14, 2025 1:19am
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Second Black Friday case incoming for Cryptos. Wait for Trumps message. Today will be the second black swan day.
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Nick.
Oct 14, 2025 2:29am
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China has a plan to produce better, more competitive, more efficient and better-priced products for consumers all over the world. America's plan is to hinder China's plan.
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Nick.
Oct 14, 2025 3:12am
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Quoting Schultz
{quote} Two examples. My stereo system has two components engineered and made in China, a preamp and a DAC. Superbly engineered, and not expensive. Ten years ago this coming from China was unheard of. I notice quite a lot of cars made in China making their presence known on our roads. I couldn't say that just a few years ago. I don't know much about them, but anecdotal evidence suggests that they are OK.
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Schultz
Oct 14, 2025 3:05am
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Quoting Nick.
China has a plan to produce better, more competitive, more efficient and better-priced products for consumers all over the world. America's plan is to hinder China's plan.
Two examples. My stereo system has two components engineered and made in China, a preamp and a DAC. Superbly engineered, and not expensive. Ten years ago this coming from China was unheard of.

I notice quite a lot of cars made in China making their presence known on our roads. I couldn't say that just a few years ago. I don't know much about them, but anecdotal evidence suggests that they are OK.
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wizzytech100
Oct 14, 2025 2:27am
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Quoting Vancarbon
China is more than likely the number one global superpower within 2 decades, it’s not that the US is bullying China more the fact it’s scared of China and the transfer of power. The production capacity and capabilities of China is astonishing , simply put the affluent West can’t match its workforce or dynamism.
I think i'm going to check my priority board after this
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PipsGainers
Oct 14, 2025 1:39am
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Stay catious guys.. Something is cooking, I don't know what it is but can sense the tension how the price are behaving.

Gentle Reminder: Strict SL to protect capital to live another day!
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Trader#D36E
Oct 14, 2025 4:44am
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Quoting Dutchy Daxy
{quote} When was the 1st "Black Swan Day"? Do you call a pull back of 3.5%/4% a black Swan Day? A crash starts with 8% to 10% drop. But the future for markets become to look a little dark indeed. On the other hand we could see new ATHs again in a week or so.
You are joking right? Black swan is an unexpected and highly volatile event with above 6 standard deviations the regular move. And the one on Friday was not a 3-4% retracement ...

In the span of approx. 20 mins:
BTC -13% // ETH -15% // DOT -93% // Link -50% // ADA -45% // SOL -18% // AAVE - 68% etc.
Top 10 Crypto index -20%
Total market cap -20% (600 bln USD value) -> 20 standard deviations the regular move

Where there other recent times when market cap lost about the same amount? Yes:
May 23 - June 22 - took 1 month
March 24 - April 7 - took 2 weeks
February 21 - February 28 - took 7-8 days
January 30 - February 1 - took 2-3 days

Considering the high impact and degree of volatility compared to other times, it is a black swan event.
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Trader#7284
Oct 14, 2025 5:02am
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Quoting Trader#9938
Europe = democratic communism , u can vote and complain but the ''leaders'' make laws and rules that nobody asked for.
Luckily in the US, citizens are always consulted on which laws and rules to make. Oh wait...
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Dutchy Daxy
Oct 14, 2025 5:41am
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Quoting Trader#D36E
{quote} You are joking right? Black swan is an unexpected and highly volatile event with above 6 standard deviations the regular move. And the one on Friday was not a 3-4% retracement ... In the span of approx. 20 mins: BTC -13% // ETH -15% // DOT -93% // Link -50% // ADA -45% // SOL -18% // AAVE - 68% etc. Top 10 Crypto index -20% Total market cap -20% (600 bln USD value) -> 20 standard deviations the regular move Where there other recent times when market cap lost about the same amount? Yes: May 23 - June 22 - took 1 month March 24 - April...
NQ dropped 5% from its ATH (recovered 1.5% so far)
SnP dropped 4% from its ATH (recovered 2% so far)
Ever seen an index?

Not interested what those Vola crypto's or induvidual stocks do.

Black Swan? So far a few chicks in a pond only making a lot of noice.
And even if markets pull back more its still not called a black swan.

You need an attack on the Capitol or new banking crisis for that kind of moves.
If Rump has a nice talk with his ever good friend Xi again, we are at new ATHs again next week.
If not, markets could dive deeper of course.

Lets wait and see if these 2 morons start talking and hugging again.
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Twocans
Oct 14, 2025 2:53am
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side note.. EUR/USD >It looks like the wheels are coming off on this little pullback this morning. I'm 'short' on it at 1.1561. I know TDS a priority here but wth.
TheDazman
Oct 14, 2025 1:07am
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In the long-term, China is likely to have overplayed its hand here because of the security dilemma it has created: it would have been much better strategically for them to have retained and increased US dependence on it for high-end products driving tomorrow's economy.
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TraderTero
Oct 14, 2025 2:13am
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Quoting Vancarbon
China is more than likely the number one global superpower within 2 decades, it’s not that the US is bullying China more the fact it’s scared of China and the transfer of power. The production capacity and capabilities of China is astonishing , simply put the affluent West can’t match its workforce or dynamism.
DT will make it happen much faster than in 2 decades.
TraderTero
Oct 14, 2025 3:22am
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Quoting Schultz
{quote} Two examples. My stereo system has two components engineered and made in China, a preamp and a DAC. Superbly engineered, and not expensive. Ten years ago this coming from China was unheard of. I notice quite a lot of cars made in China making their presence known on our roads. I couldn't say that just a few years ago. I don't know much about them, but anecdotal evidence suggests that they are OK.
They are more than just ok. Serious trouble for EU car makers.
Dutchy Daxy
Oct 14, 2025 9:02am
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Quoting Trader#D36E
{quote} You are joking right? Black swan is an unexpected and highly volatile event with above 6 standard deviations the regular move. And the one on Friday was not a 3-4% retracement ... In the span of approx. 20 mins: BTC -13% // ETH -15% // DOT -93% // Link -50% // ADA -45% // SOL -18% // AAVE - 68% etc. Top 10 Crypto index -20% Total market cap -20% (600 bln USD value) -> 20 standard deviations the regular move Where there other recent times when market cap lost about the same amount? Yes: May 23 - June 22 - took 1 month March 24 - April...
The 1987 crash in stocks represents a black swan event in financial markets. On Monday, October 19, 1987, the Dow Jones Industrial shares dropped 22.6%, which is the biggest single-day loss in history.

Black swan events are extremely rare and unpredictable, going outside of normal expectations. They are characterized by their potentially severe impact and the widespread insistence that they were obvious in hindsight.

One frequently cited example of a black swan event was the housing market crash of 2008, which led to the Great Recession. Other examples include the COVID-19 pandemic, the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11

SnP on its way up again. Only +/- 1.5% from its ATH again.
NQ 2.5% to go.

Sorry for your black Swan on its way down. Crashed in a flight accident.
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Dutchy Daxy
Oct 14, 2025 9:13am
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Quoting Foxikus
{quote} You're wrong, a black swan doesn't have nine lives like a cat, a black swan is immortal and will strike at a moment when you have no idea what's happening
Sorry I forgot to mention: its on the IC recovering.....
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Nick.
Oct 14, 2025 3:21am
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Quoting Polimini
{quote} Europe lacks strong leadership. Too many people deciding, endless infighting, the bureaucrats in Bruxelles have a very naive view of the world.
All Europe has to do is get out of the way and let these two fight.
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Nick.
Oct 14, 2025 3:28am
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Quoting TraderTero
{quote} DT will start to blackmail Europe so it might not be so easy.
Trump will be a lame duck president after the midterms. He's a decaying political asset. Literally and figuratively
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Nick.
Oct 14, 2025 3:49am
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Quoting Tony112
Dead cat bounce for indexes. You thought it was gonna be that easy right?
Is going to be the same play as the last time, only on a smaller scale because now there's that anticipation that Trump will chicken out eventually.
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Nick.
Oct 14, 2025 12:31pm
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In the meantime, Argentina is about to find out first-hand about true American integrity. How long till this country realises that a handshake with China is much more valuable than a handshake with the US and A?

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chemosi
Oct 14, 2025 3:03am
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Quoting TraderTero
{quote} For Europe the situation is very tricky as we are highly dependent on China and USA. Those dependencies should be reduced as much as possible as soon as possible.
Finally, something i can agree on...
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Foxikus
Oct 14, 2025 5:50am
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Quoting Jeremygordon
The world's largest gold holder is the United States, with reserves of approximately 8,133.46 tons as of the second quarter of 2025. Other countries with the largest gold reserves are Germany in second place (3,350.25 tons) and Italy in third (2,451.84 tons). *Russia and China are merely victims; the victory goes to the largest holder.
But there is one big difference: Americans admit to gold they no longer own, while China does not admit to gold it owns, so the reserves may or may not be real, but they are most likely somewhere completely different than declared. China buys gold so that not much is known about it.
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Foxikus
Oct 14, 2025 9:07am
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Quoting Dutchy Daxy
{quote} The 1987 crash in stocks represents a black swan event in financial markets. On Monday, October 19, 1987, the Dow Jones Industrial shares dropped 22.6%, which is the biggest single-day loss in history. Black swan events are extremely rare and unpredictable, going outside of normal expectations. They are characterized by their potentially severe impact and the widespread insistence that they were obvious in hindsight. One frequently cited example of a black swan event was the housing market crash of 2008, which led to the Great Recession....
You're wrong, a black swan doesn't have nine lives like a cat, a black swan is immortal and will strike at a moment when you have no idea what's happening
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Schultz
Oct 14, 2025 5:03am
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Quoting Trader#D36E
{quote} You are joking right? Black swan is an unexpected and highly volatile event with above 6 standard deviations the regular move. Considering the high impact and degree of volatility compared to other times, it is a black swan event..
That is incorrect. Since you are anonymous you can crap on all you like without any loss of credibility. You know that, everyone knows that.

Pathetic.
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Schultz
Oct 14, 2025 6:17am
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Quoting Trader#BAD7
{quote} If he's incorrect then explain your take on it. FYI I'm just as anonymous as you are as a profile can be as real of fake as you want it to be I just can't be bothered to sign in to anything Shultzy
I don't condone laziness.
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Trader#BE43
Oct 14, 2025 1:18am
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Funny how some comments here still thinking US is strong af and can afford to wage a military war against China. No rare earth minerals = inability to start wars ok? Go think why Trump had to soften his tone shortly after his rant last week.
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Trader#4E60
Oct 14, 2025 2:28am
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Quoting Trader#FB4D
China is sure it wants to test the US military strength?? China's battery is nonsense.. are your countries ready to be poor again at war with the West?? Usually the newly rich are very arrogant.. China always forgets the past
Lol..u dumbo know nothing..and dont bring the "west" for your own problem..you are sick! Just like your president..we will not fight china for your game..MF brainless warmonger
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TraderTero
Oct 14, 2025 3:24am
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Quoting Nick.
{quote}All Europe has to do is get out of the way and let these two fight. {image}
DT will start to blackmail Europe so it might not be so easy.
Trader#F449
Oct 14, 2025 4:56am
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Children arguing about swans and crashes, while the ES had one of the most obvious long setups. 35 points vertical straight up, no down, no head fake, nothing but 100% up. Could have picked anywhere in there to make free money. Buying the dip has worked literally 100% of the time since April. It’s never not worked. But sure, keep using terms you don’t understand instead of making a lot if easy money.
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Trader#A306
Oct 14, 2025 5:15am
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Buy gold - one of the rare Earth metals. Very magnetic appearance. Not controlled by China.
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Tony112
Oct 14, 2025 3:37am
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Dead cat bounce for indexes. You thought it was gonna be that easy right?
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Twocans
Oct 14, 2025 8:30am
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Where is Chef Craft cookware manufactured?
A: Chef Craft is a manufacturing company in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. 5 BUCKS! It works. Amazon
Aigjoe
Oct 14, 2025 12:57am
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BITCOIN short
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Foxikus
Oct 14, 2025 5:07am
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the right move, no one will dictate what to produce, how much and to whom to sell.
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Foxikus
Oct 14, 2025 5:54am
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We all remember very well the scandal a few years ago when the bars from an American bank were actually gold-coated tungsten.It's like Black Peter - no one admits they have him in their portfolio.
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Jr123
Oct 14, 2025 7:58am
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Quoting Twocans
{quote} I just replaced a fuc*ing can opener 'Made in China' less than 2 years old and I live alone with my dog. (no canned dog food either). Everything from China is 2nd rate to US Products. Literally everything. I'm not holding my breath on that prediction. lol
Where the hell can I find an American made can opener?
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17607
Oct 14, 2025 3:09am
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2 Trade fuckers rattling the markets with their foul mouth
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Athesisarush
Oct 14, 2025 1:17am — Edited
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China must be sitting on some big reserves if there wanting to take on the us in a trade war the us could lower prices and tariffs and China still wouldn't be happy cause its the us and i reckon there trying to take a poke at the bear while its down ( the democrats shutdown the gov) and there seeing what they can get away with its just a matter of what dog wants to back down first and knowing trump he will gladly go into trade war with them and it will be brutal for the economy but trump will get tons of side eyes in office and backlash but everyone will respect him even more but he will defintly be milking it in the news if he does the usaul "china,china,china they never learn" gonna be a fun couple of weeks and more volitile im going to be monitoring his speech's and so is the rest of the world .
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Jeremygordon
Oct 14, 2025 1:33am
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The world's largest gold holder is the United States, with reserves of approximately 8,133.46 tons as of the second quarter of 2025. Other countries with the largest gold reserves are Germany in second place (3,350.25 tons) and Italy in third (2,451.84 tons).

*Russia and China are merely victims; the victory goes to the largest holder.
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TraderTero
Oct 14, 2025 2:58am
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Quoting Twocans
{quote} I just replaced a fuc*ing can opener 'Made in China' less than 2 years old and I live alone with my dog. (no canned dog food either). Everything from China is 2nd rate to US Products. Literally everything. I'm not holding my breath on that prediction. lol
Where is your computer and phone made in?
TraderTero
Oct 14, 2025 3:18am
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Quoting Polimini
{quote} Europe lacks strong leadership. Too many people deciding, endless infighting, the bureaucrats in Bruxelles have a very naive view of the world.
The decision making rules in EU need to be changed to majority based so that people like Orban and Fico won't be able to keep the whole EU hostage.
Trader#6FA3
Oct 14, 2025 9:22am
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Nice ES points to the upside from the open - despite all the doom and gloom. Ya'll should be riding this volatility instead of posting here.
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Athesisarush
Oct 14, 2025 4:53pm
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Quoting Trader#807E
{quote} So you’re saying that if usa cannot take other nation s natural resources, the next step against that nation is WAR. I mean it’s nothing new, we have so many examples of usa bringing “freedom”, but you forget one thing, usa it s not what it used to be, in fact the whole world it s laughing at you americans right now. Enjoy the last days of usa greatness, the days are numbered


bro what are you on

first i aint in america

2nd trade war !!!!

3rd there not wanting to take it idoit china and us are is trying to raise prices on each other the rare earth metals and increase prices china is just urgring the us to reconsider and saying that they dont want a trade war but arnt afraid of a trade war

and im speeking in corrolation that price droped 900!!! points to the downside after this news was published it dropped 900 points in under 2hours either a high player liqudated there postion or they used this news as volitily to fill large amounts of orders either way price contuines to climb so investors are that scared right now
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Corry
Oct 14, 2025 12:48am
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Trader#9463
Oct 14, 2025 12:53am
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F*&K CHINA
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arjun0099
Oct 14, 2025 12:54am
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euro pump?
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minda115
Oct 14, 2025 12:56am
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does it mean short nasdaq?
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Trader#FB4D
Oct 14, 2025 12:59am
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China is sure it wants to test the US military strength?? China's battery is nonsense.. are your countries ready to be poor again at war with the West?? Usually the newly rich are very arrogant.. China always forgets the past
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Trader#86C7
Oct 14, 2025 1:12am
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Quoting Trader#FB4D
China is sure it wants to test the US military strength?? China's battery is nonsense.. are your countries ready to be poor again at war with the West?? Usually the newly rich are very arrogant.. China always forgets the past
How is military involved trade war, tarrifs, export controls, etc?? Which countries are you refering when you ask if they're ready to be poor again?
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Muhammaduza
Oct 14, 2025 1:13am
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5 millions loss crashed market
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Trader#E221
Oct 14, 2025 1:16am
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China do not understand democracy - and never will. They think they can play the same game that they play with their own people. Dictators be Dictating... I guess.

Agree with Dazman. They have lost or are about to lose any hand they had. Trump knows this and is playing them like a fish on my fishing rod with 2 lbs line. i.e. Oodles of FUN.
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Trader#807E
Oct 14, 2025 1:27am
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Quoting Athesisarush
investors are scared check what just happend on xauusd(gold)
So you’re saying that if usa cannot take other nation s natural resources, the next step against that nation is WAR. I mean it’s nothing new, we have so many examples of usa bringing “freedom”, but you forget one thing, usa it s not what it used to be, in fact the whole world it s laughing at you americans right now. Enjoy the last days of usa greatness, the days are numbered
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Trader#414A
Oct 14, 2025 2:53am
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As long as we still get Netflix I don't care
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Trader#6123
Oct 14, 2025 3:45am
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RIP that poor ukranian crypto guy…. He would have been shock to see it happening again on Taco Tuesday
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Trader#F729
Oct 14, 2025 4:30am
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If China continues on this path, it may split into two - North China and South China - and this in the best-case scenario. To maintain stability they need all the economic growth they can get, and implementing strict RE controls risks cutting off the branch they are sitting on. We already saw how this played out with the USSR.
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Jeremygordon
Oct 14, 2025 5:11am
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4200
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Trader#2FDF
Oct 14, 2025 5:12am
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No rare earth how you build war ship, war jet plane 5th generation or 6th generation or ….8th generation lolzzzz all these have happened is due to this old man the names of T**** lolzzzz a country once rise up now will soon be deteriorated in the brink of collapse coming hahahaha
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Trader#BAD7
Oct 14, 2025 5:25am
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Quoting Trader#FB4D
China is sure it wants to test the US military strength?? China's battery is nonsense.. are your countries ready to be poor again at war with the West?? Usually the newly rich are very arrogant.. China always forgets the past
China would wipe the floor with the US military, you forget whose in charge, half way though dumpy will be trying to fir generals and screwing up strategies it would be hilarious. China has endured over 5000 years, the USA is falling apart after a few hundred. They are not the same.
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Trader#BAD7
Oct 14, 2025 5:29am
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Quoting Schultz
{quote} That is incorrect. Since you are anonymous you can crap on all you like without any loss of credibility. You know that, everyone knows that. Pathetic.
If he's incorrect then explain your take on it. FYI I'm just as anonymous as you are as a profile can be as real of fake as you want it to be I just can't be bothered to sign in to anything Shultzy
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Trader#B749
Oct 14, 2025 8:01am
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Quoting Jr123
{quote} Where the hell can I find an American made can opener?
Simple search:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=american+...l_6sp9ibd6xc_e
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Trader#833D
Oct 14, 2025 8:23am
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Quoting Windstrown
{quote} Don't call the west here your on your own pall, good luck getting out of the whole you made rofl. We already have to solve ukraine problem that YOU created and very easily forgot whose fault was it and now you once again call for west hilarious. Good luck stretching your military all over the world to fight China who haven't been fighting anyone for years and keeps on stockpiling every single type of ammo, missile, drone , aircraft, submarine and cars. It's time for you Americans...
We do not have to do anything, here in North America. Ukraine is Europe problem, but Europe's daddy USA, will help because without daddy Europe would be very scared of Russia. Some Western countries Europe have their own problems like bringing bunch of muslim men who are useless in Europe because of their own liberalism. I would advise Europe to look in their own backyard first and take care of your own citizens. Don't worry about USA, they will be just fine, they always have and they always will be.
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Trader#EE27
Oct 14, 2025 12:46am
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well done
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Trader#50D5
Oct 14, 2025 12:54am
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Really
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Trader#D869
Oct 14, 2025 12:58am
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Trader#2F65
Oct 14, 2025 12:59am
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Short eurusd?
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traderfxfx
Oct 14, 2025 1:08am
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Quoting Trader#2F65
Short eurusd?
long at this lvl
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Trader#6123
Oct 14, 2025 3:23am
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Everyone is waiting for trump to come and make another childish comment which leads black swan 2.0
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Trader#6123
Oct 14, 2025 3:40am
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It has become really easy for China to push down american markets
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Trader#6123
Oct 14, 2025 4:01am
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My truth social account was banned in just one day wonder why
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Trader#A306
Oct 14, 2025 7:55am
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Magnets are very security sensitive. If America gets precious magnets - China will be undermined.
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