Bc of the interest component & exponential function of a debt based monetary system, there is never enough money to pay off the debt. And bc debts are always paid (either by lender or borrower), if they didn’t debase the currency, the currency would debase your assets. #IYKYK

Original source ↗ | February 18, 2026 at 21:31 UTC | Twitter - @santiagoaufund

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IDEA [1] TICKER: USO, XLE, LMT, RTX DIRECTION: long THESIS: Increased geopolitical tension and the high probability of a US strike on Iran by March 15 suggest a potential rise in oil prices and increased demand for defense stocks. SPEAKER: @geiger_capital TIMEFRAME: short-term

IDEA [4] TICKER: MSFT, CRWD DIRECTION: long THESIS: Microsoft and CrowdStrike's expanded partnership, allowing Falcon on Microsoft Marketplace, is a positive development for both companies, enhancing market access and product offerings. SPEAKER: @seekingalpha TIMEFRAME: medium-term

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Bc of the interest component &amp; exponential function of a debt based monetary system, there is never enough money to pay off the debt. And bc debts are always paid (either by lender or borrower), if they didn’t debase the currency, the currency would debase your assets. #IYKYK

Bc of the interest component & exponential function of a debt based monetary system, there is never enough money to pay off the debt. And bc debts are always paid (either by lender or borrower), if they didn’t debase the currency, the currency would debase your assets. #IYKYK