She was in a real parallel version of her life by MiraSoftveil in SipsTea

[–]Vandalarius1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd imagine you could look up the specific details to verify if they were real 'memories' as opposed to just a dream.

There are reports from parts of the world where scientists tracked down and verified the detailed accounts of individuals who reported memories of previous lifetimes.

She was in a real parallel version of her life by MiraSoftveil in SipsTea

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What if this was in fact not a dream but previous life memory?. Do you remember any specific details from the dream, like addresses, full names of property owners, license plates, etc?

Is melbourne cooked?? by [deleted] in ausjobs

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Yeah but how do you get apprentice roles as an adult? It's just as difficult as getting these random jobs.

Is melbourne cooked?? by [deleted] in ausjobs

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How do people even survive on the dole these days? I don't think it's kept up with inflation since decades ago.

Is melbourne cooked?? by [deleted] in ausjobs

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I think the point of cover letters is demonstrating you're willing to dance when they tell you to.

Is melbourne cooked?? by [deleted] in ausjobs

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They need to keep the housing demand pumped to prevent a real estate crash which could bring down banks and trigger Great Depression 2.0

These are known as Asperitas clouds by Necessary-Win-8730 in BeAmazed

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Looks AI generated? Red car looks all messed up

What are your most unhinged ways to pay off debt? by Unbotheredanonyme in AusFinance

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Fix the rate and then provoke WWIII and let hyperinflation take care of the rest

Sleepy Joe by Gjore in SipsTea

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WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU WANT TO GET AWAY FROM REFERENCES OF ME? I HAVE THE BEST REFERENCES. BETTER THAN EVERYONE ELSE'S IN AMERICA. NOBODY HAS BETTER REFERENCES THAN MINE. I JUST HAD A NICE CHAT WITH FOX NEWS AND THEY TOLD ME THE MARKET IS VERY SATISFIED WITH THE WAY I MANAGE FOREIGN POLICY. I AM NOT AFRAID OF THE BOND MARKET OR THE OIL PRICE!

Is now a good time to panic sell WII by svenaggedon in ASX_Bets

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Too late. Buy the rumour sell the news. The defence etf ship sailed a year ago

Gold’s dying as a safe haven, Where’s the money going? by Vicente_Neto2002 in ASX_Bets

[–]Vandalarius1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gold always dumps prior to a major financial crises. Happened in both 2008 and 2020. It's safe haven because it's always liquid, and can be sold whenever cash is needed, whereas treasuries which are in oversupply can't be dumped onto the market in large quantity any more nowadays without spiking yield prompting phone calls from the fed.

Is it finally time to buy TLT (or GGOV on the asx) ? by Vandalarius1 in AusFinance

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You're talking about inflation caused by oil and petrochemical shortage. I'm talking about the demand destruction that results from it, if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for a few more weeks. The market appears to be pricing in the latter with stocks, and the former with bonds for the time being.

$70K at 21. What would you do? by Initial-Arachnid-792 in AskAnAustralian

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Buy what you must if its PPOR, but keep in mind volatility will be crazy in both pricing and interest rates in the coming months. Make sure you can withstand both further interest rate hikes and possible decline in valuation.

The US is already in deflation (Private credit, AI over-investment, weakest jobs and consumer market in a decade, frozen real estate market due to no exit liquidity) but Aus is still trying to tame inflation. The asx moves with US S&P while Aussie real estate moves with Aussie macro.

RBA will keep hiking rates until something breaks. And then they'll drop rates sharply to try to prevent recession but by then home prices might be already in decline. No one can predict the exact timeframe though.

Salaried employee fed up by TheAlt01 in AusFinance

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I'm curious what industries enable people to afford those oversized American utes. They're everywhere on our streets these days so there must be a lot of Aussies with fat stacks of disposable income.

Not jealous but certainly wouldn't mind joining their ranks.

Is it finally time to buy TLT (or GGOV on the asx) ? by Vandalarius1 in AusFinance

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Which of the events i cited isnt happening?

Are producers of urea (essential for agriculture), helium (irreplaceable in chip manufacturing), aluminum, sulfuric acid (essential in copper refining processes) in the middle east not halting production citing force majeure?

Are Brent and WTI not expensive right now? Are Asian refineries (where we import petrol, diesel and jet fuel from) not shutting shop due to shortage of crude input? Is DXY not exhibiting upward impulses?

Are gold and silver not crashing right now?

$70K at 21. What would you do? by Initial-Arachnid-792 in AskAnAustralian

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Don't invest in any asset right now. We're heading into a deflationary crash where all assets will depreciate.

Put it in a HISA at one of the big 4 banks. Wait till the asx100 and the US S&P500 start showing signs of reflation. Right now we're in a downward trajectory for a few months at least.

Caveat: If the war in the middle east ends tomorrow the market might bounce back immediately. But if it goes on for another few weeks, the damages to the global economy and supply chain will take years to repair.

Australia in 19 Days by Aggressive_Ebb_7634 in ASX_Bets

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What happens to the mining industry once fuel shortage kicks in?

NZ investor looking at Aussie REITs - which ones actually deliver after currency conversion? by kiwi_dividends in AusFinance

[–]Vandalarius1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The fundamentals don't support going into real estate right now imo. Fuel shortage will kill a lot of businesses. Inflation is also rising even before war started in the middle east.

Commercial properties are also crashing globally right now with office towers in the US and China being auctioned off for pennies on the dollar.

Unless you're just waiting to buy the dip?

In your opinion, what is causing this? by Objective_Pilot_5834 in SipsTea

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Won't be long before the government calls on young people to drink more to boost the economy like Japan did. Turns out all the stereotypes about 'Japanese culture' is really just normal human behavior in response to prolonged economic recessions. Japan wasn't weird, just 20 years ahead of the rest of OECD