I warned you guys a month+ ago. We're starting to see some profit taking right now intraday, but trend is up. Trend is your friend. Take some profit, and then buy back down lower to gain more shares. But blink and you'll miss another rally and then FOMO chase buying less shares for more money. If you're short, well, the train has already left the station as you were warned repeatedly for well over a month that the lows were already in mid June.
Zigo 29 days ago $^IXIC conversation Allow me to explain for those who are still perplexed. Inflation and fear of Fed rate hikes caused an orderly sell off for 6 months. Now recession talks have killed oil, and with it, inflation eventually, big time. Oil is crashing today, leading to the indices to go down, except the Nasdaq because cheap oil is good for tech. Oil going sky high was just a scam anyways, unless Putin stops all oil to Europe. But, China and India buying from Russia means there's more oil from OPEC and other sources not being bought. It's a zero sum game. Oil tanking, inflation going down as a result + a bullish Falling Wedge pattern on the 3 month chart = massive rally coming. Consider yourselves warned.
Predicting it like a champ, as usual BD 2 days ago $^IXIC conversation I have a feeling stocks will rally hard 4%+ after Feds raise rates 75-100 basis points in anticipation of inflation peaking. Get ready boys.
I warned ya. Charts for teh win. BD 10 days ago $^IXIC conversation Bullish Falling Wedge, converging just in time for oil prices to crash, meaning lower inflation expectations. This is good. Now if Biden will wake up from his nap and encourage companies to allow more workers to work from home to lower oil/gas prices, that'll have the most impact on inflation right now.
They are all a mafia of liars, like the faked war to feed their weapon factories, plundering middle class people's money from 401K pension plans with wicked artificial oil prices, high rates, unbearable housing costs and provoked famine.
Soon we will see is an outburst of riots around the world and people dusting off the guillotines worse than at the French revolution.
I don't think the mummy puppet & co. gonna survive this.
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I hope that everyone has read Chapter 1 & 2 from the book "The Intelligent Investor" on Investment vs. Speculation & Inflation. You will understand where the market currently is and what will happen in the near future with increasing inflation and eventual increase in interest rates.
Bob 49 minutes ago $^IXIC conversation Last chance to cover on this dip
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Crude and brent oil over $100, and Untied States is not taking advantage of those prices??? Just imagine how much money USA could be making right now… We need to get on board with the program and start pumping in Texas, and North Dakota…
"Powell likely going to have to raise interest rates."
Yes. As inflation increases, the way to curb it is through raising interest rates. The fed originally stated that rates weren't going to rise until at least 2022. However, it seems that we may see a rate increase sooner than expected.
COVID deaths up. We will be hitting records in the next few days. Deficit spending up. Companies have decreased earnings, yet markets are at ATH. This is a classic bubble folks. S&P500 is worth half of what it is today, based on the Shiller P/E.
Judge should overturn the tax free unemployment income from 2020 next. It's theft to get 10k and not pay any tax while someone who works for 10k must pay tax.
California is not bankrupt but it is insolvent. California’s liabilities vastly exceed its assets. A State cannot declare bankruptcy but that may change someday. See, The Case for Allowing U.S. States to Declare Bankruptcy
California has an unfunded pension liability estimated by some to be half a trillion dollars. See, California’s unfunded pension debts may be larger than acknowledged Here is one observer that says the debt is well over a trillion. Golden State Pension Deficit: $1.2 Trillion
Essentially, in order to have anyone willing to work a California government job—whether state, county or local, rather than pay up front, governmental organizations have hidden their rich benefits from the public by granting modest salaries but huge pensions.
These pension rights are staggering. Your typical firefighter in California retires with an income that would require a self-employed person to have saved over $3.5 million dollars to earn. An appropriate pay-as-you-go salary that would take the value of the promised pension and pay it up front would have most state employees taking home well over $500,000 per year. Politicians know that they are making promises they can’t keep, but the California miracle just keeps chugging along—they make just barely enough to pay their pension obligations and keep the state running, barely.
A dentist in one of California’s prisons retired at a salary of over $650,000 a year. See, California’s unfunded pension debts may be larger than acknowledged There are currently over twenty thousand people drawing a more than six-figure pension from the State of California’s pension fund. http://reason.com/blog/2016/08/09/californias-six-figure-pension-club
Look up what happened in the City of Bell. The City Manager and Police Chief voted themselves some incredible salaries and benefits because the citizens didn’t know enough about their government to object. http://timelines.latimes.com/bell/ In my opinion, exactly the same thing is happening in the State of California albeit on an exponentially larger scale, i.e. more dollars, more workers.
As did the citizens of Bell, the day will come when the good folk of California finally understand the sheer size and scope of the bill they have incurred for the retirement benefits secured by the various government workers’ unions. There was a brief glimmer of hope when Arnold tried to break the union’s power in this area, but that failed. All Four of Schwarzenegger's Ballot Initiatives Fail Had Arnold limited his reformatory efforts to just the unions, there may have been hope for the state. However, at present it is all but guaranteed that the State of California will have to restructure its obligations, i.e. default on its pensions.
Now, some people disagree. Some believe that California is such a huge and independent economy that it can, in essence, print its own money. Others are convinced that the State is too big to fail. Observers of our financial history will note that most large institutions in the United States are not allowed to fail—the federal government will ride to the rescue and force the state to scale back.
And, where does all the California Pension money end up? Most of the pensioners leave California and buy properties in other western states where the living is cheaper. In a real way, California’s taxpayers are subsidizing the economies of most of the intermountain west. Why CalPERS retirees flee California
There is a terrible disaster on the horizon—it will inflict incredible suffering on many innocent families who rely on California to keep its pension promises.
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Former county administrator made $340K in 2015, as CalPERS taxpayer-backed debt climbed to $139 billion.
Former county administrator made $340K in 2015, as CalPERS taxpayer-backed debt climbed to $139 billion.
The Fed is raising rates and set to start QT next week. Snowflake fell 68% from its highs and still has a PE of N/A. Does that sound like an opportunity to buy given the current monetary environment? HELL NO!!! You should've known better...
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Every short in the Airlines has hit the panic button....
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Allow me to explain for those who are still perplexed. Inflation and fear of Fed rate hikes caused an orderly sell off for 6 months. Now recession talks have killed oil, and with it, inflation eventually, big time. Oil is crashing today, leading to the indices to go down, except the Nasdaq because cheap oil is good for tech. Oil going sky high was just a scam anyways, unless Putin stops all oil to Europe. But, China and India buying from Russia means there's more oil from OPEC and other sources not being bought. It's a zero sum game. Oil tanking, inflation going down as a result + a bullish Falling Wedge pattern on the 3 month chart = massive rally coming. Consider yourselves warned.
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Sold my shorts and went back long LMAO. This is great."
I've sold my longs and started shorting for tomorrow's bloodbath, and then will reverse and go long again. Love this volatility.
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I have a feeling stocks will rally hard 4%+ after Feds raise rates 75-100 basis points in anticipation of inflation peaking. Get ready boys.
BD 10 days ago
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Bullish Falling Wedge, converging just in time for oil prices to crash, meaning lower inflation expectations. This is good. Now if Biden will wake up from his nap and encourage companies to allow more workers to work from home to lower oil/gas prices, that'll have the most impact on inflation right now.
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They are all a mafia of liars, like the faked war to feed their weapon factories, plundering middle class people's money from 401K pension plans with wicked artificial oil prices, high rates, unbearable housing costs and provoked famine.
Soon we will see is an outburst of riots around the world and people dusting off the guillotines worse than at the French revolution.
I don't think the mummy puppet & co. gonna survive this.
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All Airlines will return to pre COVID-19 levels in a record level...
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Yes. As inflation increases, the way to curb it is through raising interest rates. The fed originally stated that rates weren't going to rise until at least 2022. However, it seems that we may see a rate increase sooner than expected.
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BUY the Airlines!!!!
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California has an unfunded pension liability estimated by some to be half a trillion dollars. See, California’s unfunded pension debts may be larger than acknowledged Here is one observer that says the debt is well over a trillion. Golden State Pension Deficit: $1.2 Trillion
Essentially, in order to have anyone willing to work a California government job—whether state, county or local, rather than pay up front, governmental organizations have hidden their rich benefits from the public by granting modest salaries but huge pensions.
These pension rights are staggering. Your typical firefighter in California retires with an income that would require a self-employed person to have saved over $3.5 million dollars to earn. An appropriate pay-as-you-go salary that would take the value of the promised pension and pay it up front would have most state employees taking home well over $500,000 per year. Politicians know that they are making promises they can’t keep, but the California miracle just keeps chugging along—they make just barely enough to pay their pension obligations and keep the state running, barely.
A dentist in one of California’s prisons retired at a salary of over $650,000 a year. See, California’s unfunded pension debts may be larger than acknowledged There are currently over twenty thousand people drawing a more than six-figure pension from the State of California’s pension fund. http://reason.com/blog/2016/08/09/californias-six-figure-pension-club
Look up what happened in the City of Bell. The City Manager and Police Chief voted themselves some incredible salaries and benefits because the citizens didn’t know enough about their government to object. http://timelines.latimes.com/bell/ In my opinion, exactly the same thing is happening in the State of California albeit on an exponentially larger scale, i.e. more dollars, more workers.
As did the citizens of Bell, the day will come when the good folk of California finally understand the sheer size and scope of the bill they have incurred for the retirement benefits secured by the various government workers’ unions. There was a brief glimmer of hope when Arnold tried to break the union’s power in this area, but that failed. All Four of Schwarzenegger's Ballot Initiatives Fail Had Arnold limited his reformatory efforts to just the unions, there may have been hope for the state. However, at present it is all but guaranteed that the State of California will have to restructure its obligations, i.e. default on its pensions.
Now, some people disagree. Some believe that California is such a huge and independent economy that it can, in essence, print its own money. Others are convinced that the State is too big to fail. Observers of our financial history will note that most large institutions in the United States are not allowed to fail—the federal government will ride to the rescue and force the state to scale back.
And, where does all the California Pension money end up? Most of the pensioners leave California and buy properties in other western states where the living is cheaper. In a real way, California’s taxpayers are subsidizing the economies of most of the intermountain west. Why CalPERS retirees flee California
There is a terrible disaster on the horizon—it will inflict incredible suffering on many innocent families who rely on California to keep its pension promises.
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