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Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 16:01

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:45

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:40

I could’ve retired by now if I chose to live in Broxbourne, however I chose a nicer area to raise my family. House prices are a little more expensive. It’s called standards.

hahahaha keep reaching old man.

i bet selling loans to people really pays the bills.
you remind me of an estate agent with all the talk of what you're gonna do or what everyone else should do. you stink of loud shirts and baseball caps.

in reallity you're over 60 and still busting your hump........... and desperate for the approval of complete strangers.

Born in Nov 66 mate. I’m 59.

You really can’t get anything right can you trigger.

No not desperate for approval I just enjoy embarassing you. 

Im pretty good at it too!

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:45

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:40

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:23

Making more stuff up - when did i say i was retired?
I told you i will be by my 50's.

Keep reaching though old man, and keep working.

I could’ve retired by now if I chose to live in Broxbourne, however I chose a nicer area to raise my family. House prices are a little more expensive. It’s called standards.

hahahaha keep reaching old man.

i bet selling loans to people really pays the bills.
you remind me of an estate agent with all the talk of what you're gonna do or what everyone else should do. you stink of loud shirts and baseball caps.

in reallity you're over 60 and still busting your hump........... and desperate for the approval of complete strangers.

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:40

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:23

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:07

Oh don’t feel sorry for me sunshine, I’ve raised two Division 1 athletes one already in College on a full ride and another set to go next January Once HE chooses which university he wants to play for. Not cheap or easy to do.

Both will graduate college with a Degree from a reputable university with no student loan debt.

I’ve put in the work and have plenty to show for it.

Then There is you, the man who is apparently retired, what really means on Disability. Who doesn’t know his arse from his elbow who acts like he knows the markets yet knows fuck all about technicals and why they are important and why so many investors use them.

What do they call you at home trigger?

Making more stuff up - when did i say i was retired?
I told you i will be by my 50's.

Keep reaching though old man, and keep working.

I could’ve retired by now if I chose to live in Broxbourne, however I chose a nicer area to raise my family. House prices are a little more expensive. It’s called standards.

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:23

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:07

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 14:35

You've been working for 40+ long years son (you're still not done), and you feel the need to lie about what you do.

My 'limitations' won't see me working at your age, or feeling the need to lie about it to complete strangers.
It should be me feeling sorry for you.

Oh don’t feel sorry for me sunshine, I’ve raised two Division 1 athletes one already in College on a full ride and another set to go next January Once HE chooses which university he wants to play for. Not cheap or easy to do.

Both will graduate college with a Degree from a reputable university with no student loan debt.

I’ve put in the work and have plenty to show for it.

Then There is you, the man who is apparently retired, what really means on Disability. Who doesn’t know his arse from his elbow who acts like he knows the markets yet knows fuck all about technicals and why they are important and why so many investors use them.

What do they call you at home trigger?

Making more stuff up - when did i say i was retired?
I told you i will be by my 50's.

Keep reaching though old man, and keep working.

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 15:07

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 14:35

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 14:29 I’d feel sorry for you and your limitations but then I remember you’re just a cսnt! 

You've been working for 40+ long years son (you're still not done), and you feel the need to lie about what you do.

My 'limitations' won't see me working at your age, or feeling the need to lie about it to complete strangers.
It should be me feeling sorry for you.

Oh don’t feel sorry for me sunshine, I’ve raised two Division 1 athletes one already in College on a full ride and another set to go next January Once HE chooses which university he wants to play for. Not cheap or easy to do.

Both will graduate college with a Degree from a reputable university with no student loan debt.

I’ve put in the work and have plenty to show for it.

Then There is you, the man who is apparently retired, what really means on Disability. Who doesn’t know his arse from his elbow who acts like he knows the markets yet knows fuck all about technicals and why they are important and why so many investors use them.

What do they call you at home trigger?

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 14:35

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 14:29 I’d feel sorry for you and your limitations but then I remember you’re just a cսnt! 

You've been working for 40+ long years son (you're still not done), and you feel the need to lie about what you do.

My 'limitations' won't see me working at your age, or feeling the need to lie about it to complete strangers.
It should be me feeling sorry for you.

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 14:29 I’d feel sorry for you and your limitations but then I remember you’re just a cսnt! 

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:59

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:42

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:33

Don’t forget Stagfltion! And I know you remember the first beat down I gave you in the Tech correction. 

Did you graduate high school son?

You mean when you advised everyone to buy Nvidia and I laughed because you're telling people to buy the most expensive company on the planet? hardly insight is it?

3 factors of stagflation:
 - persistent inflation
 - low/minial growth
 - no jobs growth

which one do you wann argue with?

 

No Goose, what you meanti say is you were on here screaming Armageddon again! And I was telling people to buy the bottom. I bought Nvidia close to $100 it shot up to $185 shortly after. I bought others too, alphabet, Microsoft etc: all at a discount and I posted details of my purchase for proof remember?

That’s the time I called the bottom, while you were screaming sell!

You know I’m just gonna wait for you to pop up on WHO screaming about the economy and then do the opposite of what you say to make some extra cash. You’re more of a trigger than a golden cross or a double top!

Now tell me, did you graduate high school son?

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:42

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:33

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:28

 

Lying about your job to impress complete strangers and then getting caught out?

there's a list of half a dozen things you got monumentally wrong off the top of my head.
i'll add US farming to it as well.

Don’t forget Stagfltion! And I know you remember the first beat down I gave you in the Tech correction. 

Did you graduate high school son?

You mean when you advised everyone to buy Nvidia and I laughed because you're telling people to buy the most expensive company on the planet? hardly insight is it?

3 factors of stagflation:
 - persistent inflation
 - low/minial growth
 - no jobs growth

which one do you wann argue with?

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:33

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:28

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:25

Floundering?

 

Lying about your job to impress complete strangers and then getting caught out?

there's a list of half a dozen things you got monumentally wrong off the top of my head.
i'll add US farming to it as well.

Don’t forget Stagfltion! And I know you remember the first beat down I gave you in the Tech correction. 

Did you graduate high school son?

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:28

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:25

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:07

Your old man would prob be ashamed that you feel the need to lie about what you do for a living.

I c&p you the exact text from trading economics about what drove the movement in price (supply).

shall we c&p your 5% GDP prediction?
the 1% inflation prediction?
the claims of GDP growth paying for tax cuts?
the thriving manufacturing industry that continues to shed jobs?
the iphones you said would be manufactured in america?
your claim that tariffs aren't inlfationary and will be paid by foregin countries?

Floundering?

 

Lying about your job to impress complete strangers and then getting caught out?

there's a list of half a dozen things you got monumentally wrong off the top of my head.
i'll add US farming to it as well.

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:25

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:07

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:01

Wrong again Goose. How many misses are you gonna end up with ffs.

Read the above part about Fundamentals again.

I particularly like the part where I wrote,

”If you think OPEC the CME group and others are gonna sit back and do nothing then you are more clueless than I thought”


Si why don’t you stop lying eh?

Just accept that you have been schooled pretty badly by the son of a Docker who has a high school education that shovels shit for a living.

Poor Goose! It must be your worst nightmare!

ag ag ag ag!

Your old man would prob be ashamed that you feel the need to lie about what you do for a living.

I c&p you the exact text from trading economics about what drove the movement in price (supply).

shall we c&p your 5% GDP prediction?
the 1% inflation prediction?
the claims of GDP growth paying for tax cuts?
the thriving manufacturing industry that continues to shed jobs?
the iphones you said would be manufactured in america?
your claim that tariffs aren't inlfationary and will be paid by foregin countries?

Floundering?

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:07

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:01

Nutsin wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 12:48

Ok now pay attention numbnuts I’m gonna educate you on trading.

the previous high in 2022 ( start of Ukraine war) was approx $120 per barrell. Prior to that it was 2008 at approx $147 per barrell. 

Friday’s close was approx $92 per barrell. It’s the closing price that matters not intraday prices.


what we have is a gap up and a test of a previous high.it is known as back and fill to secure the move for prices to go back to test the previous close. This is what they mean by technicals.

As for the fundamentals If you think OPEC the CME group and others are gonna sit back and do nothing then you are more clueless than I thought.


As you were!

Wrong again Goose. How many misses are you gonna end up with ffs.

Read the above part about Fundamentals again.

I particularly like the part where I wrote,

”If you think OPEC the CME group and others are gonna sit back and do nothing then you are more clueless than I thought”


Si why don’t you stop lying eh?

Just accept that you have been schooled pretty badly by the son of a Docker who has a high school education that shovels shit for a living.

Poor Goose! It must be your worst nightmare!

ag ag ag ag!

Your old man would prob be ashamed that you feel the need to lie about what you do for a living.

I c&p you the exact text from trading economics about what drove the movement in price (supply).

shall we c&p your 5% GDP prediction?
the 1% inflation prediction?
the claims of GDP growth paying for tax cuts?
the thriving manufacturing industry that continues to shed jobs?
the iphones you said would be manufactured in america?
your claim that tariffs aren't inlfationary and will be paid by foregin countries?

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 13:01

Nutsin wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 12:48

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 12:28

And in the meantime it went to $119.

The only way is comes down is if this ‘war’ ends. Do you see that happening?
The longer this goes on you’re looking at higher prices not lower.

Ok now pay attention numbnuts I’m gonna educate you on trading.

the previous high in 2022 ( start of Ukraine war) was approx $120 per barrell. Prior to that it was 2008 at approx $147 per barrell. 

Friday’s close was approx $92 per barrell. It’s the closing price that matters not intraday prices.


what we have is a gap up and a test of a previous high.it is known as back and fill to secure the move for prices to go back to test the previous close. This is what they mean by technicals.

As for the fundamentals If you think OPEC the CME group and others are gonna sit back and do nothing then you are more clueless than I thought.


As you were!

Wrong again Goose. How many misses are you gonna end up with ffs.

Read the above part about Fundamentals again.

I particularly like the part where I wrote,

”If you think OPEC the CME group and others are gonna sit back and do nothing then you are more clueless than I thought”


Si why don’t you stop lying eh?

Just accept that you have been schooled pretty badly by the son of a Docker who has a high school education that shovels shit for a living.

Poor Goose! It must be your worst nightmare!

ag ag ag ag!

Nutsin wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 12:48

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 12:28

Nutsin wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 12:14

I went to bed oil was at $110 per barrel now it’s at $102


https://www.macrotrends.net/2566/crude- ... live-chart

And in the meantime it went to $119.

The only way is comes down is if this ‘war’ ends. Do you see that happening?
The longer this goes on you’re looking at higher prices not lower.

Ok now pay attention numbnuts I’m gonna educate you on trading.

the previous high in 2022 ( start of Ukraine war) was approx $120 per barrell. Prior to that it was 2008 at approx $147 per barrell. 

Friday’s close was approx $92 per barrell. It’s the closing price that matters not intraday prices.


what we have is a gap up and a test of a previous high.it is known as back and fill to secure the move for prices to go back to test the previous close. This is what they mean by technicals.

As for the fundamentals If you think OPEC the CME group and others are gonna sit back and do nothing then you are more clueless than I thought.


As you were!

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 12:27

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:55

Nutsin wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:27

Actually it had a 98 handle not too long ago. You might want to check. 

Why don’t you tell us all how high it’s gonna go then numbnuts?

I'm not the one coming on here telling everyone to short oil. You wanna give stupid advise then expect people to laugh at you.

The bigger picture being that your orange rapist hero has managed to balls up the global economy again, making the every day goods even more expensive for millions of people.

Hey Goose remember this lil nugget?

Another one of your who misses. 

I particularly like the part where you wrote. 
“ coming on here telling everyone to short oil. You wanna give stupid advise then expect people to laugh at you.”


Poor goose, Now everyone is laughing at you! Again!

ag ag ag ag ag!

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:20

Nutsin wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:16

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:10 I must have missed when it hit $92.
Unless you have gone back in time to Friday of last week to claim your 'win' lol

$105 at the moment.
Biggest supply shock in decades but yeh don't forget about the Fibonacci lines 

so you shorted at $120 right?

No, I was sleeping but I knew $120 was resistance. It’s not like it was a secret ffs!

so you went to bed at $110 and now its $105.
it never got below $100 but your wise advise was that its going to $92.

as is it wont be going anywhere near $92.

biggest supply shock since the 70's and you tell everyone to short oil.

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:55

Nutsin wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:27

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:20

so you went to bed at $110 and now its $105.
it never got below $100 but your wise advise was that its going to $92.

as is it wont be going anywhere near $92.

biggest supply shock since the 70's and you tell everyone to short oil.

Actually it had a 98 handle not too long ago. You might want to check. 

Why don’t you tell us all how high it’s gonna go then numbnuts?

I'm not the one coming on here telling everyone to short oil. You wanna give stupid advise then expect people to laugh at you.

The bigger picture being that your orange rapist hero has managed to balls up the global economy again, making the every day goods even more expensive for millions of people.

goose wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 06:57

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 01:23

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:20

so you went to bed at $110 and now its $105.
it never got below $100 but your wise advise was that its going to $92.

as is it wont be going anywhere near $92.

biggest supply shock since the 70's and you tell everyone to short oil.

So what do you want to do about this last post?

Perhaps if you ask Stubbo nicely he’ll VAR it for you, save you some embarrassment.

Gotta go down as the biggest miss on WHO!

You can benchmark it as the one time you actually got something right. Not because of why you said, because of a completely unrelated supply movement. But then you’d also have to admit that it’s supply moving the price.

You can file it alongside your 1% inflation call, your 5% GDP or maybe all those jobs you said would be created but never were.

Or where you said tariffs weren’t inflationary or that foreign companies would pay the tariffs?

Or maybe where you said 1% gdp growth = 1% tax revenue growth?

Or you could file alongside the post where you lied about your job to try and impress some strangers?

Your call.

Nutsin wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 01:23

goose wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:20

Nutsin wrote: ↑09 Mar 2026, 15:16

No, I was sleeping but I knew $120 was resistance. It’s not like it was a secret ffs!

so you went to bed at $110 and now its $105.
it never got below $100 but your wise advise was that its going to $92.

as is it wont be going anywhere near $92.

biggest supply shock since the 70's and you tell everyone to short oil.

So what do you want to do about this last post?

Perhaps if you ask Stubbo nicely he’ll VAR it for you, save you some embarrassment.

Gotta go down as the biggest miss on WHO!

XKhammer wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026, 02:41 What's the difference between goosestep and female genital mutilation?

goosestep is a total cսnt