Why do we complain. We should mirror their trades if they are working! LOL!
I keep telling people, the robots won't kill us like Terminators. They will just wipe out all of our money!xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Along with pinning us against each other. Money first. Humanity's ignorance and hate, next.I keep telling people, the robots won't kill us like Terminators. They will just wipe out all of our money!
any good general knows you wipe out communications firstAlong with pinning us against each other. Money first. Humanity's ignorance and hate, next.
We had a VIX move of 50% or more today at one point with less than 2% loss on the SPX. Crazy. Things you don't typically see in bull markets. Watching rates implode without the currently inverted yield curve resteeepening is absolutely nuts.Hammered. Oof.
Powell is a joke.Well... Powell is getting exactly what he was looking for... Higher unemployment which will expedite the drop in inflation down to his cherished 2% target. Unintended (or are they) consequences be damned.
Yea... and I know I'm in the minority, but the rate hikes did not need to be so steep and so fast as well. Again, I know I'm in the minority, but had the Fed not been do harsh with the rate hikes, I believe inflation would've moderated anyway. They could've still carried out their quantitative tightening and only slightly & slowly increased rates, rather than assuming they alone control the ebb & flow of economic cycles.Powell is a joke.
Rate cut should have happened last month.
The lower and middle class suffer so the wealthy can prosper
Correct. The fed is always late. It's just part of the game and how it's always been. If anyone wants to know what they'll do, turn off CNBC and watch the bond market. Specifically the short end of the yield curve. They are never too far behind the action of the 2 yr and 3 month yield.Well... Powell is getting exactly what he was looking for... Higher unemployment which will expedite the drop in inflation down to his cherished 2% target. Unintended (or are they) consequences be damned.
All it did was make inflation worse by giving corporations cover to raise prices higher than needed.Yea... and I know I'm in the minority, but the rate hikes did not need to be so steep and so fast as well. Again, I know I'm in the minority, but had the Fed not been do harsh with the rate hikes, I believe inflation would've moderated anyway. They could've still carried out their quantitative tightening and only slightly & slowly increased rates, rather than assuming they alone control the ebb & flow of economic cycles.
I am sooooo not a fan of the Fed. Abolishment is in order!All it did was make inflation worse by giving corporations cover to raise prices higher than needed.
Much more under the surface than just AI hype. The bond market volatility is not something to sleep on... IMHOI don't see this as a big deal.
Don't worry, Trump will fire him!Powell is a joke.
Rate cut should have happened last month.
The lower and middle class suffer so the wealthy can prosper
Well... my own view is that his plans for Tariffs will produce increased prices on goods sold in the US. And given the fact that job & wage growth is forecasted to slow and fall short of levels we've seen over the past 18-24 months, given that our economy is predominantly driven by consumers - we are likely to see sub-par growth over the next 4 years, if not a recession tossed in for good measure.Any thoughts or predictions on how team Trump will affect the markets over the next few years? Bullish or bearish? Best to plan ahead.