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@Jgerryi Avatar @Jgerryi Mind The Gap ☘️⛈️

Mind The Gap ☘️⛈️ posts on X about cuts, middle east, masterclass, saving the most. They currently have XXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social topic influence cuts, middle east, masterclass, saving, countries, currencies, currency, bancor, zerohedge, balanced

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"Hes right; the Feds toolkit begins and ends with rate cuts and QE neither of which touch the structural rot underneath. We all know what really needs fixing; the asymmetric flows of capital and trade that have kept the economy on life support since the GFC. If there were a monetary fix for these chronic imbalances wed have found it by now"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-15T16:03Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"The reason U.S. foreign policy so often fails in the East and Middle East is that Westerners struggle to navigate high-context low-trust cultures. Trump has always excelled where others have failed; he instinctively understands how to speak their language. Thats why so many of you get that ick feeling; it sounds off to your Western sensibilities. His approach to North Korea was a masterclass in negotiating with a high-context culture; and this new Middle East agreement is another example"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-13T19:18Z XXX followers, 5618 engagements

"@SantiagoAuFund The fact congress isn't remotely interested in saving the US economy is far more disconcerting than DJT trying to navigate this solo"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-15T17:04Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"The global economy is a closed system: aggregate surpluses in some countries must exactly match aggregate deficits in others. This isn't controversial; it's why Keynes proposed the Bancor an international clearing union to balance trade and keep currencies in a stable value window penalizing persistent surpluses. A nation's external imbalance isn't set by bilateral deals but by global savings/investment flows. With its open capital/current accounts and reserve currency status the US by default absorbs the world's overproduction (regardless of its origin). These asymmetries are unsustainable"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-16T07:36Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@LenPenzo @zerohedge Even Keynes realized his proposed "Bancor" didn't balance trade; it was a mechanism to enforce global penalties on those manipulating their currency or running persistent imbalances (surpluses or deficits). There is no "monetary" solution that balances trade"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-14T20:12Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"While Id agree that balanced trade is possible under a gold standard; historically we never maintained it (hence the Great Depression). Whatever monetary system you chose isnt an constraint on global imbalances. That said a fiat system arguably allows such imbalances to persist asymmetrically far longer than a gold standard ever would. Balanced trade (regardless of the system even fiat with the dollar as the global reserve) must be a deliberate policy choice. Id also agree that the dollars reserve status makes its value inelastic. Theres no requirement for the U.S. to run persistent trade"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-14T20:04Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"Bubble Tell that to central banks who scooped up 19t in August alone; Poland leading the 2025 charge with 67t+ YTD. At $4017/oz it's not greed; it's hedging a $37.88T US debt beast (124%+ GDP) and the print-or-perish trap ahead. And it's not just the US; global debt's above XXX% of GDP making money printing inevitable. Sell Nah. It's the contingency to settle global trade once sovereign currencies turn non-convertible"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-12T22:10Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@DataRepublican @SKDoubleDub33 Its been a (known) color revolution (and that colors been purple) since 2016"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-14T02:49Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Going back to Clayton Yeutter and the Uruguay Round it was all about getting farm products out. And I think some of thats still in play. My guess is their intransigence on changing anything comes down to the fact that its a sweet deal for at least part of the economy. I could be wrong but that seems to be the issue"
X Link @Jgerryi 2025-10-14T06:15Z XXX followers, XX engagements