Just picked up some more COST per-earnings and QQQ this morning at a 25% discount from the end of last year. They may go lower, but I’ll buy more every year for the next 20 years. I’ll let the experts try to time the market.
Just picked up some more COST per-earnings and QQQ this morning at a 25% discount from the end of last year. They may go lower, but I’ll buy more every year for the next 20 years. I’ll let the experts try to time the market.
weird stuff in retail today...take a look at DKS 5 day chart. crazeballs.
take a look at this chart - pretty amazing. Record fed surplus in april 2022, by a mile.
strange times, gents
WASHINGTON—Federal revenue almost doubled in April compared with a year earlier, reaching a record and driving a monthly government surplus of $308 billion, which Treasury officials said also set a record for the largest monthly surplus. Government revenue from taxes and other receipts for the month rose by 97% from a year earlier to $864 billion, not adjusting for calendar differences, the Treasury Department reported Wednesday. Federal outlays in April fell by 16% to $555 billion, the Treasury said, reflecting a decline in pandemic-related spending.
Should have bailed out before closing (too late now) and called it a winning week before he seemingly certain downturn tomorrow (have not had two decent days in a row in the market in what seems like forever
take a look at this chart - pretty amazing. Record fed surplus in april 2022, by a mile.
strange times, gents
WASHINGTON—Federal revenue almost doubled in April compared with a year earlier, reaching a record and driving a monthly government surplus of $308 billion, which Treasury officials said also set a record for the largest monthly surplus. Government revenue from taxes and other receipts for the month rose by 97% from a year earlier to $864 billion, not adjusting for calendar differences, the Treasury Department reported Wednesday. Federal outlays in April fell by 16% to $555 billion, the Treasury said, reflecting a decline in pandemic-related spending.
You attacked me for citing the S+P 500 as a reasonable measurement of the performance of the market. Have you forgotten so soon?
C9/K5/l'oncle/uncle/GC, I'm not sure you've been properly socialized to message board etiquette. agip did not attack you. Disagreeing with you or sharing a different opinion is not attacking you.
Unless unemployment rate goes up then all this selling is just fake news.
not sure exactly what you mean but inflation is the protagonist here and the bond market is saying inflation is fading fast and won't be much of a problem in 2023. That's the ballgame.
I hope the bond market is korrekt. That would be bullish for stocks.
Stop blaming the Fed for recession risk. Blame the Fed for the bubble it encouraged and distortions it baked in the cake.
The recessions that often follow Fed tightening typically reflect imbalances and mismatches that were already underway by the time the Fed began tightening. pic.twitter.com/Z3JQbmqC4T
— John P. Hussman, Ph.D. (@hussmanjp) May 25, 2022
Unless unemployment rate goes up then all this selling is just fake news.
not sure exactly what you mean but inflation is the protagonist here and the bond market is saying inflation is fading fast and won't be much of a problem in 2023. That's the ballgame.
I hope the bond market is korrekt. That would be bullish for stocks.
Pretty self-explanatory.
Means that all the FUD about the economy is fake news unless layoffs actually start.