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The Fed's Doomsday Prophet Has A Dire Warning - Its Bad
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"BTCS First-ever Nasdaq-listed Company to Offer a Dividend Payable in Bitcoin"

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It doesn't look like they'll raise rates, now that they have seen what the minutes have done (test run).

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Cool Breeze wrote:
Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:49 pm
It doesn't look like they'll raise rates, now that they have seen what the minutes have done (test run).
If they really stop buying bonds, then they will stop artificially suppressing rates. The natural interest rate is well above the inflation rate.
They really only directly control the overnight rate. The 10 year bonds, 30 year bonds, etc are supply and demand but the Fed was a huge demand.
But if they stop rates will go up.

Many people don't think they can stop. If they don't stop they could end up buying $29 trillion in bonds very fast and make hyperinflation. Really.

Ether way, get out the popcorn. We live in interesting times.

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vincecate wrote:
Wed Jan 05, 2022 6:47 pm
Maybe people are now ready for crash. Fed plans to pivot faster than people expected.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3XRps1qEHI

https://www.barrons.com/articles/fomc-f ... 1641336039

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sizmtHfkOdE
I don't think so! Six months ago on 6 July the S&P 500 was at 4343. The recent period has seen a fall from a record high at around 4800 down 100 index points to 4700. Looks like media hype! The bull trend in theory remains intack. It could easily rally back up and hit 4850 and higher
On the basis of historical seasonality the 11th trading day of January has marked a moderate down trend. That would be 17th Jan. Lets see.
Of course it may be the beginning of a crash but moderate downs usually preceeed a crash; probably the crash won't start until 4400 to 4100 is reached. Lets see; perhaps we get something totally spectactular?
Higg, are you in or out of the market at present? I recently went long but took profits and sold out, and currently in cash.

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richard5za wrote:
Thu Jan 06, 2022 6:45 am
vincecate wrote:
Wed Jan 05, 2022 6:47 pm
Maybe people are now ready for crash. Fed plans to pivot faster than people expected.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3XRps1qEHI

https://www.barrons.com/articles/fomc-f ... 1641336039

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sizmtHfkOdE
I don't think so! Six months ago on 6 July the S&P 500 was at 4343. The recent period has seen a fall from a record high at around 4800 down 100 index points to 4700. Looks like media hype! The bull trend in theory remains intack. It could easily rally back up and hit 4850 and higher
On the basis of historical seasonality the 11th trading day of January has marked a moderate down trend. That would be 17th Jan. Lets see.
Of course it may be the beginning of a crash but moderate downs usually preceeed a crash; probably the crash won't start until 4400 to 4100 is reached. Lets see; perhaps we get something totally spectactular?
Higg, are you in or out of the market at present? I recently went long but took profits and sold out, and currently in cash.
Maybe a blow off top and then crash?

I'm going to cash very soon, either way, too, Richard.

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40% Of Nasdaq Companies Are Down More Than Half.
Got woke went broke.
Millions have gotten a glimpse.
Millions more never will.
Sold book four at the open done for the month.
The energy complex was placed in dissarary by swamp policy point blank.
There's no way taxes can cover the debt and to date it appears about only five understand that as Senate.

thread: lightswitch Wed Sep 05, 2012 4:05 pm
They are educated to a point in percentages no way they even pretend to think or care.
H did the math also for the log funtions and long term constants that are fact.
We will increase production and trade above the margin locally for now.
The new variant will not respond to current monoclonal antibodies.
I will discern l8ter and reference data fragilty only for now.
Pray those who have ears.

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aeden wrote:
Thu Jan 06, 2022 8:11 pm
40% Of Nasdaq Companies Are Down More Than Half.
Smaller weaker companies go down first, as people start to get worried.
But the indexes made from the big companies don't show much at first.
But don't think it will be long now.

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Consensus and trading economics now both predict 7.1% for CPI number coming out in a few days.

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-sta ... lation-cpi

At some point the inflation is going to bother people.

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