Houston, We have a Problem, Live Cast 229: Friday, day one of the madness.



It was thanksgiving, I paid attention to nothing. Tell me what you want me to think about, and I’ll think about it. Houston: After Dark

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I finally got a PO Box, address below!

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Finally got a P.O. Box of my own!

Houston Wade
PO Box 4645
Rollingbay, WA 98061-0645

Send me weird shit, cool shirts, and Jamaican curry!

This is not financial advice. I am not a financial advisor. I link the sources of information that I discuss from my personal perspective on this podcast. I encourage everyone to form their own opinions and this podcast is to encourage discussion and debate on any topic we discuss on this program! We identify the problem, and we seek a solution!

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40 thoughts on “Houston, We have a Problem, Live Cast 229: Friday, day one of the madness.”

  1. Houston…I don't know if this counts as a high 5; but I think I remember something in school about a Roman Cult Son's of Mithras that use to shake hands as a as a greeting. Not too sure, my memory retention is not as good as yours lol

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  2. I talked to Elon. He said he will let you back on Twitter if you promise to stop sending him pictures of yourself in short shorts. He said he’s OK with free speech, but there is ducking limits.

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  3. Houston Houston Houston. That’s not how tax write offs work. A charitable deduction is a Tax deduction, not a tax credit. If you have $10 million of taxable income and owed $3 million….donating $3 million doesn’t get rid of your tax liability, it “deducts” $3 mil from the $10 mil that’s tax able. So if you donate $3 Mil, now you only owe taxes on the $7 Mil which in this example (30%) would be $2.1 mil still owed.

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  4. Need more clarity from the fixed income desk, but sounds like EOD on the 9th is when the dog and pony show is over for retail. Still trying to find out if HF's and Family Offices can trade over the weekend.

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  5. Houston, that isn't remotely how taxes and charitable contributions work. Tell people to talk to an accountant because this advice you are giving will potentially result in people owing tons in taxes without the ability to pay for it

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  6. I'm pretty sure the democrats were in charge of Congress and the Senate during the pandemic. So, wouldn't they have approved all the stimulus? Pretty sure the president wanted to stop all the money pouring into people's pockets especially all the increased unemployment benefits.

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  7. Here's a few questions I'm gonna ask on the next livestream if I can catch it but I wanted to let you think about them for a bit ahead of time. How bad can/will stagflation get? If/when the fed pivots will it be slow and gradual or will it be boom, QE and cutting interest rates? What are your thoughts on Exter's pyramid?

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