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There’s some good Reddit threads about his techniques. I haven’t seen any that will spill the beans. But there’s a few that identify where you can learn the basic setups that he improves.

re: Investment advice

Posted by lsuconnman on 12/31/25 at 4:49 pm to
I’d subscribe to AT’s substack. He’s had a few bangers over the years.
I’m hoping to get a high paying PR job with UNH to screw with Smackover.

But really, I’ll be more than happy if I don’t lose the last couple years gains to a downturn.
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Retail is just getting smarter, and they’re getting hardened to the market,”


GTFOH! Hardened to 20% gains every year for the last 5 years? I can’t wait to see CNBC’s take if Chad coins fail.
I thought EOB always uses the sticker price so the insured feels they are receiving value from the plan.

Braces for less than $5k hasn’t been an option in my lifetime.
AI Asian’s telling me this week’s drop is planned end of year risk management to shore up balance sheets for the new year. …yet none of those bankers had such foresight last Sunday?
Dude’s lucky Silky didn’t show up and slap him into next week.

re: Last Minute CLE Check In

Posted by lsuconnman on 12/30/25 at 9:51 pm to
I think this is like the old tigerdroppings photobucket account. If newbies inform them it’s broke, they won’t fix it, they’ll just take it away from the rest of us.
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He subsequently devalued the dollar, raising the official USD-gold price from $20.67 to $35 per ounce in 1934. That transitioned the US from a gold specie to a gold bullion system where the dollar was not directly convertible to gold for citizens.


He removed the legal right for citizens to possess gold. Then he immediately reset the value of the dollar to gold to $35 which effectively devalued the currency 40%.

Conveniently, the liberty bonds exchangeable for gold that funded WWI and came due between 1933-38 were now payable in dollars only since gold was no longer legal tender.

I think the nuance is that the system didn’t change. US citizens were just excluded from participation. The rest of the world was thrilled with the new exchange rate and happily spent the next three decades selling the US treasury their gold.





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Relevance?


The new boss is the same as the old boss.

re: Last Minute CLE Check In

Posted by lsuconnman on 12/30/25 at 5:03 pm to
You tried this one?

class.clarola.org
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United States = ~8,133.5 t alone


…allegedly
I want to see the Austin powers roundtable when each country nominates the one most trustworthy to safeguard the gold.
If I believed there was a $20/oz spread, I’d hop on a plane and spend New Year’s in Dubai.

re: Last Minute CLE Check In

Posted by lsuconnman on 12/30/25 at 2:14 pm to
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I have more than my 12.5 but I'm doing 2 online hours today to take advantage of a $49 4-hour bundle.


Why? You can do the CLARO online ones for free. If you do all six hours you also get an annual CINC qualification.
This plays out like the Saudi Aramco IPO. It was so overpriced ordinary investors wouldn’t touch it.

So MBS just arrested all the princes and implored upon them the importance of exhibiting national pride. It must have been a truly motivational speech because everyone did their part to ensure a successful kickoff.
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The reserve basket is composed of 40% physical gold (40 grams gold in the initial test) and 60% BRICS currencies, split into five equal weights of 12% each: real, yuan, rupee, ruble and rand.


Imagine how big this idea could have been if the Iraqis thought of it first. Back when Dinars were going to make us all rich.
I asked for a MacBook and got an F’ing spice grinder.

That was an awkward Xmas moment.
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Our boy is back with a new account. He just got word the phones went dark in London, and bids for $200/oz were rejected…