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Ep. 3712 - [U1] Up Next,Trump Says We Have A WW Problem Of Missing Children,Crimes Against Humanity

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Season 2025 Episode 3712

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The windmills in NJ are making electricity expensive, they are killing the economy in NJ and the people are paying the price. The [CB] is continuing the pressure of higher rates, which is slowing down the real estate industry, and the lumber industry is suffering. Trump will use the [CB] fiat currency to rebuild the US. The [DS] is now sending messages, they will resist but it will not work. Trump lets us know that U1 and the CF are now entering the picture. Trump sends a message that we have a world wide problem with missing children. He is beginning the narrative, this will lead to the pedo networks, child trafficking. The players are the same and it is now expanding. Trump is the storm, he is now showcasing all the crimes the [DS] has committed. These people are sick, crimes against humanity.

 

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Economy

https://twitter.com/onechancefreedm/status/1957517597328712012

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We’ve seen this before.

In 2006–07, lumber collapsed long before the housing bust became obvious. In 2021–22, lumber’s spike and crash captured the whiplash of pandemic stimulus meeting Fed tightening.

Today’s drop, back under $600, is telling us not just about oversupply but about fading demand in an economy where mortgage costs remain restrictive and liquidity is being drained.

There’s also a market structure angle. Commodities like lumber usually run ahead of official data: the PMI slowdown, weakening credit surveys, and leveraged ETF outflows are all now echoing the same caution.

Lower lumber prices might look like disinflation on paper, but if the driver is demand destruction, that’s recessionary, not bullish

This is the kind of signal markets often ignore until it’s too late: a quiet commodity screaming that growth is slowing, leverage is retreating, and the cushion of speculative appetite is gone. When builders stop buying wood, it’s about the whole cycle losing momentum.