Dow Hits All Time High at 38,000
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Walk the safety up. Running the same old play.
I'm already blitzing the A gap after the idiots audibled into a run.
When Trump gets praise in Davos you know the left is finished!
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/trump-2-0-jpmorgans-jamie-dimon-shocks-davos-elites-bring-on
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/trump-2-0-jpmorgans-jamie-dimon-shocks-davos-elites-bring-on
Kaepsknee
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Actually those that don’t work that have kids enjoy about 80K worth of free housing, food, utilities and healthcare now on average. Why would they blame Biden?
The 1% that are vested with real gains in the stock market and the 30% that enjoy the benefits described above are the @HuskyBuck American success stories.
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I bring the Dow into this, because it DOES play a factor in your financial health. You don’t need to be part of the 1% or 10%, as long as youre fiscally disciplined, it was hard to fuck up the gains in the last 4, 8 years. If you’re a dipshit, which a couple of posts on this thread indicates a few people are, of course you’re gonna fail and blame someone else. (Aka the people pulling money out of their retirement fund to go to the Sugar Bowl story).
My advice: Go see a Fiduciary and get educated on your finances. That will be more effective than mouthing off on a message board and blaming someone else because youre a fuckup.
My advice: Go see a Fiduciary and get educated on your finances. That will be more effective than mouthing off on a message board and blaming someone else because youre a fuckup.
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Again, why did the fed raise interest rates?
We have deflation in sectors of the economy, that's what's keeping total inflation numbers low. The fed is attempting a "soft landing" where they nail the balance between deflation/inflation.
Jfc you don't even know your own talking points dumb dumb.
There is deflation going on in the retail sector for sure. Big discounts are happening because the sector has far too much inventory on hand relative to consumer demand. It's hard to see clearly in the retail sales data that gets published, but that is what is happening. Companies have too much inventory on hand due to huge buys/commitments that were made in 2022 (at gunpoint) as many Chinese manufacturers tripled minimum order quantities while also raising prices significantly. Then throw in the cost of capital increasing and this stuff has to move at discount quickly in order to run a business.
Housing sector is all over the place as well. You have tight inventory in places that were established(and have 2% rates locked in) where new builds aren't happening. Then you have builders losing their shirts in Texas, Nashville, Florida, Boise, and anywhere else that built out.
Then there's the slow rolling collapse of the commercial real estate behemoth. It will be interesting to see how the banks and fed scheme to shore that up. Hard to roll over debt at 7%.
Interesting interplay between foreign investment capital drying up and the milkshake effect of 5%+ US rates. China is fucked bigly with that capital flight and it will be interesting to see how much that matters to the rest of the world markets(and how soon).
Has anyone ever seen @HuskyBuck and APAG/ @TheKobeStopper together at the same tim?
Wow look at that, another big market day. Boy investors sure are optimistic for some weird reason.
Lol just think….if you guys were paying attention to the market for the past 6 months instead of using that time bitching on a message board, you too could have racked up some short term gains. But no, it’s more productive to complain about the incumbent and be angry lol.
Lol just think….if you guys were paying attention to the market for the past 6 months instead of using that time bitching on a message board, you too could have racked up some short term gains. But no, it’s more productive to complain about the incumbent and be angry lol.