More democrat incompetence on full display while Biden continues to lie about “several police officers killed” on January 6th.
It's good you are placing the blames on the Democrats for this and not Biden himself, as he has no recollection of the event. The blame lays squarely on the individual behind the teleprompter.
Bidenflation is a killer. The sooner we can get the Dems out of office, the better.
hah. Down 13% over a year and you are freaking out? Really?
As I'm sure you know, the stock market and the economy have done far better under Dems than insurrectionists. If you want to make money in the markets, you should hope the Democrats win and win and win.
S+P 500 down 17% for year; NASDAQ down way over 20%.
My etfs betting against the market paid off nicely today...but Hussman screwed me again.
hah. Down 13% over a year and you are freaking out? Really?
As I'm sure you know, the stock market and the economy have done far better under Dems than insurrectionists. If you want to make money in the markets, you should hope the Democrats win and win and win.
S+P 500 down 17% for year; NASDAQ down way over 20%.
My etfs betting against the market paid off nicely today...but Hussman screwed me again.
Have to remember to sell tomorrow at opening.
Go a head, but Hussman likely just rolling over his options contracts, which in that case you would lose the upside as the market continues to decline. Reducing exposure to Tesla and Bitcoin would be wiser, imho.
Futures down hard in Asian trading, markets generally. Strangely, maybe you get a bounce on a poor Friday job print, but that can’t really be a good thing.
Go a head, but Hussman likely just rolling over his options contracts, which in that case you would lose the upside as the market continues to decline. Reducing exposure to Tesla and Bitcoin would be wiser, imho.
S+P 500 down 17% for year; NASDAQ down way over 20%.
My etfs betting against the market paid off nicely today...but Hussman screwed me again.
Have to remember to sell tomorrow at opening.
Go a head, but Hussman likely just rolling over his options contracts, which in that case you would lose the upside as the market continues to decline. Reducing exposure to Tesla and Bitcoin would be wiser, imho.
Already sold.
Market tanked last two days and Hussman lost money each day too.
Last straw for me. Held it for 2.5 months and it disappointed most days
That's not why I bought it.
Sticking with ETFs that bet againts market as they perform as advertised
Classic idea of a recession in absolute shambles right now
market in the red after a positive morning. Ouch.
I'm looking forward to getting some volume back after labor day.
My current thesis is that the old inflation story was:
supply side crunch + economic growth = inflation.
now it feels like the supply side crunch is over and done with. so now it's just:
economic growth = inflation
And seems very unlikely to me that economic growth will be so strong that we need a 10 year over 3.5%. Which would be a fine and healthy rate and good for stocks.
Earnings Scorecard: For Q2 2022 (with >99% S&P 500 companies reporting actual results), 75% of S&P 500 companies have reported a positive EPS surprise and 70% of S&P 500 companies have reported a positive revenue surprise.
Classic idea of a recession in absolute shambles right now
market in the red after a positive morning. Ouch.
I'm looking forward to getting some volume back after labor day.
My current thesis is that the old inflation story was:
supply side crunch + economic growth = inflation.
now it feels like the supply side crunch is over and done with. so now it's just:
economic growth = inflation
And seems very unlikely to me that economic growth will be so strong that we need a 10 year over 3.5%. Which would be a fine and healthy rate and good for stocks.
One, how does employment play into this? Lots of demand, and maybe too much. Wages thereby increase to attract dwindling labor pool, which is inflationary.
And then what you note is an economic backdrop, on top of which we are prone to overlay how the Fed will react to it. Their propensity to raise rates, and to how high in the final analysis, is a very strong factor in how the markets are moving.
Really, there is the threat of recession, the actual chance we might go into a recession, and what the Fed is doing about (which could effect the likelihood of a recession). All of these bearing on the markets.
I was looking for what caused that sudden reversal and couldn't find anything, so been wondering...
Last trading day before long Labor Day holiday means low volume and the machines can just bop the market as they wish.
only thing I’ve seen is Russia shutting down nord stream which is not great for Europe. And some knock on from nvda being told what it can and can’t do in China. That can escalate.