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Nasdaq was green, so fiscal flows buying tech again, 2019 style markets
Point on. The trend for Gold just changed today to a bear market. The trend for oil also changed to a sell market.
Doesnt make sense to me sorry 25% interest credit card loans increasing? How is that good for the consumer balance sheet?
As opposed to the 18% it was before?
One of my friends at work a crane driver was talking about how he has to raise his rents because rates went up.
You're the best source of market info on YouTube – thank you for sharing!
I wouldn't be so optimistic about labor market. Many people have given up looking for a job. Many used up all their unemployment during COVID so they won't be eligible further. Then there's the whole Gig Economy which means that the second the recession hits hard – those people will be laid off and unemployment will skyrocket easily. It's 2022 and ways to measure unemployment are clearly outdated.
11:57 I thought US Treasury Bonds interest payments were every 6 months rather than quarterly?
Oil price plummeted, markets saw it as a good sign. Maybe inflationary pressures are going to ease sooner than expected.
Yeah, crude 95,3 now. Glad I did not buy at the top.
@Jelle Brinkhuis sold my energy position last month at the top. Got lucky
"Buy Oil at 100, its a floor." Oil gaps below 100. lol