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Muhammad Okoye II☘️

@mo_okoye

African Nationalist. Macroeconomic Thinker. Financial Markets Research Analyst. Celtics and Manchester United Fan. Muslim. Love God, Family & Country.

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Silver Outpaces Gold as both metals Soar: Gold and silver continue to soar past ZE targets per the article below 👇🏾 ($4,000 and $50 respectively) and revised targets on subsequent posts, of $4,200 as silver spot nears the $55. Having stated that silver had more upside than

Silver Outpaces Gold as both metals Soar:

Gold and silver continue to soar past ZE targets per the article below 👇🏾 ($4,000 and  $50 respectively) and revised targets on subsequent posts, of $4,200 as silver spot nears the $55.

Having stated that silver had more upside than
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Like is said...... A buying opportunity? 😁 😁 $100 billion in loan losses isn't sufficient to being down the entire banking system, not after GFC. Good day for short traders though, for I believe that was what drove the panic slump. But GREAT day for bold investors who took

Like is said...... A buying opportunity? 😁 😁 

$100 billion in loan losses isn't sufficient to being down the entire banking system, not after GFC.

Good day for short traders though, for I believe that was what drove the panic slump. But GREAT day for bold investors who took
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US Majors Pair back loses going green two hours into the US Open, Euro Stocks Lagos Behind: Ten #NASDAQ100 is up +0.28% intraday after a slump pre and post market opening, to $22,626.34. #DowJones Industrial Average leading the pack is up +0.42% , and #S&P500 is up +0.27% to

US Majors Pair back loses going green two hours into the US Open, Euro Stocks Lagos Behind:

Ten #NASDAQ100 is up +0.28% intraday after a slump pre and post market opening, to $22,626.34.

#DowJones Industrial Average leading the pack is up +0.42% , and #S&P500 is up +0.27% to
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So, Why these Economists? I'll explain as promised. These Economists listed below and in the quote post, formed my realistic approach to macroeconomic issues, understanding of the importance and role of structure in development, social welfarism, and Institutional political

So,

Why these Economists?
I'll explain as promised.

These Economists listed below and in the quote post, formed my realistic approach to macroeconomic issues, understanding of the importance and role of structure in development, social welfarism, and Institutional political
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Europe closes in the red, with US Major Indexes in the green. With the naming scare over, investors are leaning more towards US Stocks, and cautious on European majors. This is a logical outcome seen as European major indicators are plagued by both trade and competition.

Europe closes in the red, with US Major Indexes in the green. 

With the naming scare over, investors are leaning more towards US Stocks, and cautious on European majors.

This is a logical outcome seen as European major indicators are plagued by both trade and competition.
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ZE COMMODITY WATCH: CRUDE FALLS, COMMODITIES STEADY: Crude: #Crudeoil dips further week-on-week to $61.30 (BRENT) and $57.59 (WTI),as it struggles between the $63.50 - $60.86 range for BRENT and $57 - $70 for WTI. This is far from our expected $67 - $69 (BRENT) and $63 - $65

ZE COMMODITY WATCH: CRUDE FALLS, COMMODITIES STEADY:

Crude:
#Crudeoil dips further week-on-week to $61.30 (BRENT) and $57.59 (WTI),as it struggles between the $63.50 - $60.86 range for BRENT and $57 - $70 for WTI.

This is far from our expected $67 - $69 (BRENT) and $63 - $65
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The Zero Equilibrium Solution to the “Profound” Demographic Divide between Regions. In light of what the IMF president stated, it is worth noting that the more advanced economies happen to be the ones with the majority of the world's demographic decline, whilst developing

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Europe running out of time to fend off US and China Competition: ZE and Policy Propositions for the Bloc Europe struggles to fend off competition from US and China in it's key industries, as it battles sovereign debt crisis in France, and negative to flat output growth in it's

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Dear Nigerian Tax Accountants, Open Letter on Opportunities for Accounting Services on Light of the New Tax and Fiscal Policy Reforms: The newly passed and soon to be established tax bill brings good tidings to a profession that has been neglected for too long in spite of its

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Sunday Morning makes it easier to digest, but Monday morning gives one something to look forward to. It's just you have to squeeze our time in the day, or save it for later. But either day won't be bad. Sunday wins for me on timing.

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There's been some consistency to my monetary policy takes over times. 👇🏾 is in 2023, when I advocated for a managed float, and currency swaps. zeroequilibrium.com/2023/11/naviga… Then right here in frame 1 you realize “Debt” was always part of he plan... zeroequilibrium.com/2024/01/fx-liq…

There's been some consistency to my monetary policy takes over times.

👇🏾 is in 2023, when I advocated for a managed float, and currency swaps. 

zeroequilibrium.com/2023/11/naviga…

Then right here in frame 1 you realize “Debt” was always part of he plan...

zeroequilibrium.com/2024/01/fx-liq…
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Nigeria does not have a revenue problem but Nigeria’s revenue-to-GDP ratio is among the lowest in the world (around 8–10%)? You know what that means, the government collects very little relative to it's economic size. What does that tell you? Even if every Kobo was spent