WSC had the nerve to tell me that I contribute nothing to the forum. So I have taken his advice and I just read the threads without contributing. I have been here for over 20 years and I was singled out simply because I'm a conservative. All that being said, I see no one is mentioning Dr. Anthony Fauci for closing down this country and causing this inflation. Let's not forget our wonderful leader constantly printing money and requesting trillions for that Build Back Better disaster
80% of the money supply has been created since Biden took office.
I’m being told this has nothing to do with current inflation.
This is how stupid people are.
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Quote Originally Posted by LRM704:
WSC had the nerve to tell me that I contribute nothing to the forum. So I have taken his advice and I just read the threads without contributing. I have been here for over 20 years and I was singled out simply because I'm a conservative. All that being said, I see no one is mentioning Dr. Anthony Fauci for closing down this country and causing this inflation. Let's not forget our wonderful leader constantly printing money and requesting trillions for that Build Back Better disaster
80% of the money supply has been created since Biden took office.
I’m being told this has nothing to do with current inflation.
WSC had the nerve to tell me that I contribute nothing to the forum. So I have taken his advice and I just read the threads without contributing. I have been here for over 20 years and I was singled out simply because I'm a conservative. All that being said, I see no one is mentioning Dr. Anthony Fauci for closing down this country and causing this inflation. Let's not forget our wonderful leader constantly printing money and requesting trillions for that Build Back Better disaster
Have been screaming it this entire time. Worst thing this country and world could have done was shut everything down when we knew almost all along who this virus really effected the most. Looks like Sweden is doing pretty well (covid and economy) and for the most part the country stayed completely open. They warned those most at risk to take extreme caution while those not effected by covid as much could continue to run the country. But MSM was quick to bash Sweden.
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Quote Originally Posted by LRM704:
WSC had the nerve to tell me that I contribute nothing to the forum. So I have taken his advice and I just read the threads without contributing. I have been here for over 20 years and I was singled out simply because I'm a conservative. All that being said, I see no one is mentioning Dr. Anthony Fauci for closing down this country and causing this inflation. Let's not forget our wonderful leader constantly printing money and requesting trillions for that Build Back Better disaster
Have been screaming it this entire time. Worst thing this country and world could have done was shut everything down when we knew almost all along who this virus really effected the most. Looks like Sweden is doing pretty well (covid and economy) and for the most part the country stayed completely open. They warned those most at risk to take extreme caution while those not effected by covid as much could continue to run the country. But MSM was quick to bash Sweden.
It isnt about Biden or Democratic leadership, its about the FED period. The FED has fueled 200% of this rally and yes I said 200%, not Trump, not Biden even with the massive stimulus it is not the driver. Retail peons like us are just bubbles on the ocean we are doing nothing but surfing on the top. The FED has caused this entirely and has for the last 15 yrs.
Just getting started catching up..... will be interesting to see the responses to this comment as I read through the goop.
"Lords of Easy Money".... if anyone hasn't read it, do so.
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
It isnt about Biden or Democratic leadership, its about the FED period. The FED has fueled 200% of this rally and yes I said 200%, not Trump, not Biden even with the massive stimulus it is not the driver. Retail peons like us are just bubbles on the ocean we are doing nothing but surfing on the top. The FED has caused this entirely and has for the last 15 yrs.
Just getting started catching up..... will be interesting to see the responses to this comment as I read through the goop.
"Lords of Easy Money".... if anyone hasn't read it, do so.
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by baish2012: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: wow just like a dummy who bets heavily on the team that scores a run in the top of the first inning before the home team even comes to bat yet sundace: " the sky is falling the sky is falling !" A run in the top of the 1st is as worthless as the mask you proudly wear! all 3 major na indices finished in the green today !! Daytraders who are skilled at what they do, like my neighbor, are making some windfall profits on the roller coaster rides the past few weeks! Have to admit I was about to reach for the phone to call my investment planner earlier Monday, then I saw the markets starting to turn back around in a big way. Whew! Not to panic. It can often be a roller coaster - 5 steps forward, 4 steps back - but over the months it will keep moving up. Personally I've made a couple moves to park some equity on hold as I anticipate a further drop there, then I'll get back in and scoop some profit. This is called a RECEIPT.... the internet keeps these safe. SPY is at 430 right now, down from 476 one month ago.... let's see where it is at come March, "over the months" as you say I'm sure your "skilled day trader neighbor" has educated you on everything you need to know for 2022..... remember, this is not 2021, the day's of the "blind monkey" money makers are over.
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Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by baish2012: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: wow just like a dummy who bets heavily on the team that scores a run in the top of the first inning before the home team even comes to bat yet sundace: " the sky is falling the sky is falling !" A run in the top of the 1st is as worthless as the mask you proudly wear! all 3 major na indices finished in the green today !! Daytraders who are skilled at what they do, like my neighbor, are making some windfall profits on the roller coaster rides the past few weeks! Have to admit I was about to reach for the phone to call my investment planner earlier Monday, then I saw the markets starting to turn back around in a big way. Whew! Not to panic. It can often be a roller coaster - 5 steps forward, 4 steps back - but over the months it will keep moving up. Personally I've made a couple moves to park some equity on hold as I anticipate a further drop there, then I'll get back in and scoop some profit. This is called a RECEIPT.... the internet keeps these safe. SPY is at 430 right now, down from 476 one month ago.... let's see where it is at come March, "over the months" as you say I'm sure your "skilled day trader neighbor" has educated you on everything you need to know for 2022..... remember, this is not 2021, the day's of the "blind monkey" money makers are over.
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: The market will need some economic plan coming from yelled in her role in treasury. Expect her to hit the breaks on a roaring economy yo prevent a bubble market. Federal reserve has renewed talks of increasing interest rates in monetary policies to begin soon. As we dropped the rate to record lows and left them there for nearly 2 decades a reshaping of sustained growth as the feds start to realistically move to 1.25 percent within the next 5 years in 6 month incremental .25 push to normalizing the banking industry. If by prevent you mean "let happen" then yes, this was a spot on assessment... Yellen is not JPOW by the way... So the FED was talking increased rates back in April of LAST YEAR.... how's that working out for them now I hope to God they follow through with the rate increases along with tapering their asset purchases AT THE SAME TIME.... KA BOOM!!!!
Boom time.....the boom is gonna be more like a slow death by a thousand paper cuts. What's the date today I wonder...
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Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg:
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: The market will need some economic plan coming from yelled in her role in treasury. Expect her to hit the breaks on a roaring economy yo prevent a bubble market. Federal reserve has renewed talks of increasing interest rates in monetary policies to begin soon. As we dropped the rate to record lows and left them there for nearly 2 decades a reshaping of sustained growth as the feds start to realistically move to 1.25 percent within the next 5 years in 6 month incremental .25 push to normalizing the banking industry. If by prevent you mean "let happen" then yes, this was a spot on assessment... Yellen is not JPOW by the way... So the FED was talking increased rates back in April of LAST YEAR.... how's that working out for them now I hope to God they follow through with the rate increases along with tapering their asset purchases AT THE SAME TIME.... KA BOOM!!!!
Boom time.....the boom is gonna be more like a slow death by a thousand paper cuts. What's the date today I wonder...
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: despite the efforts of those who want joe biden and america to fail and suffer the 45% or so of americans with market investments have seen those investments improve at an incredible rate this year if their portfolio is nicely diversified True, but I've watched bubbles collapse before too, so you'll forgive me if I am a little uneasy at how well the markets have done in 2021. Still, I am very well diversified in stocks, bonds, and gold. Admittedly I am fortunate. I sold my tourism business for a healthy return in 2019.
Hows that diversified portfolio looking these days
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Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: despite the efforts of those who want joe biden and america to fail and suffer the 45% or so of americans with market investments have seen those investments improve at an incredible rate this year if their portfolio is nicely diversified True, but I've watched bubbles collapse before too, so you'll forgive me if I am a little uneasy at how well the markets have done in 2021. Still, I am very well diversified in stocks, bonds, and gold. Admittedly I am fortunate. I sold my tourism business for a healthy return in 2019.
Hows that diversified portfolio looking these days
Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg: @BigGame90 Exactly.... you'll see them pop in here again when the SPY hits its' little bounce that it is waiting for and they'll think the bull market is back on Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Daytraders who are skilled at what they do, like my neighbor, are making some windfall profits on the roller coaster rides the past few weeks! ya a pal of mine (former marine) recommended taking a short position on a couple stocks just after christmas i did and were turning profit as we speak gonna hold until we see how the ukraine drama plays out Good job K! There are opportunities all over the board with all this volatility now! check your inbox ive sent u his name and email Received. Thanks, K Market trending back up again today! Down tomorrow. Up again on Friday.......and so on cut from cnn.com :: Stocks rise sharply as Wall Street hopes Fed dials down its rate hike rhetoricWall Street is staunchly in the green Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy update. HAHAHAHAHAH....right on cue Here is a softball for you Kelly..... will the S&P finish ABOVE or BELOW it's current 4400 level by the end of the year. Simple, YES or NO.... (cue the silence)
Your silence was deafening....
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Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg:
Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg: @BigGame90 Exactly.... you'll see them pop in here again when the SPY hits its' little bounce that it is waiting for and they'll think the bull market is back on Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Daytraders who are skilled at what they do, like my neighbor, are making some windfall profits on the roller coaster rides the past few weeks! ya a pal of mine (former marine) recommended taking a short position on a couple stocks just after christmas i did and were turning profit as we speak gonna hold until we see how the ukraine drama plays out Good job K! There are opportunities all over the board with all this volatility now! check your inbox ive sent u his name and email Received. Thanks, K Market trending back up again today! Down tomorrow. Up again on Friday.......and so on cut from cnn.com :: Stocks rise sharply as Wall Street hopes Fed dials down its rate hike rhetoricWall Street is staunchly in the green Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy update. HAHAHAHAHAH....right on cue Here is a softball for you Kelly..... will the S&P finish ABOVE or BELOW it's current 4400 level by the end of the year. Simple, YES or NO.... (cue the silence)
[Quote: Originally Posted by baish2012]Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by baish2012: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Will be interesting to see how Powell tackles this. Inflation control is mostly all in his wheelhouse. cut from yahoo news :: marketwatch It’s Jerome Powell time — and one Wall Street bank warns the S&P 500 could fall another 20%. Goldman Sachs says the bull market will continue. the big question as Fed Chair Jerome Powell prepares to step in front of the microphone, is whether it’s time to buy the dip or not.Value stocks, they argue, will continue to be boosted by the transition from quantitative easing to quantitative tightening, as the Fed pivots from fighting deflation to fighting inflation. This volatility is an area ripe for exploitation and solid profits. for sure my pal watches the market all day and makes multiple trades hes doing exceptionally well the past 2 weeks in particular hes been doing this for a living since the mid 90s he says volatility is great !! good day for markets good daytraders likely making a killing this week ! More good news: Powell dsid today he is going to hold off on raising interst rates until early March, giving investors 5-6 weeks to adjust their strategies and reduce wild volatility when he raises them.[/Quote]
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[Quote: Originally Posted by baish2012]Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by baish2012: Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Will be interesting to see how Powell tackles this. Inflation control is mostly all in his wheelhouse. cut from yahoo news :: marketwatch It’s Jerome Powell time — and one Wall Street bank warns the S&P 500 could fall another 20%. Goldman Sachs says the bull market will continue. the big question as Fed Chair Jerome Powell prepares to step in front of the microphone, is whether it’s time to buy the dip or not.Value stocks, they argue, will continue to be boosted by the transition from quantitative easing to quantitative tightening, as the Fed pivots from fighting deflation to fighting inflation. This volatility is an area ripe for exploitation and solid profits. for sure my pal watches the market all day and makes multiple trades hes doing exceptionally well the past 2 weeks in particular hes been doing this for a living since the mid 90s he says volatility is great !! good day for markets good daytraders likely making a killing this week ! More good news: Powell dsid today he is going to hold off on raising interst rates until early March, giving investors 5-6 weeks to adjust their strategies and reduce wild volatility when he raises them.[/Quote]
Enjoy the short melt up boys.... gonna see some green pastures before the long dawn of red.... I'll see you when the recession hits, peace out till then and best of luck to the good guys
I came back just in time for this one
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Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg:
Enjoy the short melt up boys.... gonna see some green pastures before the long dawn of red.... I'll see you when the recession hits, peace out till then and best of luck to the good guys
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: dow up over 34,000 for first time ever there is a cause and effect relationship here with new administration efforts toward exceptionally fast vaccinations and the stimulus bill biden got passed , according to financial experts Hi Kelly, You seem to have a really good grasp of the markets — can you please explain the cause and effect relationship of the Nasdaq being down 35% since November?
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: dow up over 34,000 for first time ever there is a cause and effect relationship here with new administration efforts toward exceptionally fast vaccinations and the stimulus bill biden got passed , according to financial experts Hi Kelly, You seem to have a really good grasp of the markets — can you please explain the cause and effect relationship of the Nasdaq being down 35% since November?
Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox: Why did the fed raise rates? Because we were seeing the highest inflation rates in 40 years. Why were we seeing the highest inflation rates in 40 years? Since Joe Biden took office, the US has printed nearly 80% of all US dollars in existence. Any questions? Pretty short sided reply, do you need a chart of the FED balance sheet to correct your inaccurate reply? Inflation does not pop out of nowhere in a year, this has been building for over ten years and inflation has been here for multiple years, what brought it to the TV for the masses to see is the price of oil and gas, but inflation has been here for a long long time just denied and suppressed so the FED could keep rates low. If the FED were serious about inflation they would not have allowed this to build as they did nor would they have done some measly raise of 50 bps and wait for the meeting date to do it. It is obvious the FED is not engaged to fight inflation and the bond market indicates this reality.
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox: Why did the fed raise rates? Because we were seeing the highest inflation rates in 40 years. Why were we seeing the highest inflation rates in 40 years? Since Joe Biden took office, the US has printed nearly 80% of all US dollars in existence. Any questions? Pretty short sided reply, do you need a chart of the FED balance sheet to correct your inaccurate reply? Inflation does not pop out of nowhere in a year, this has been building for over ten years and inflation has been here for multiple years, what brought it to the TV for the masses to see is the price of oil and gas, but inflation has been here for a long long time just denied and suppressed so the FED could keep rates low. If the FED were serious about inflation they would not have allowed this to build as they did nor would they have done some measly raise of 50 bps and wait for the meeting date to do it. It is obvious the FED is not engaged to fight inflation and the bond market indicates this reality.
Hey guys, Dow futures are down another 400+, Nasdaq futures are down 250… The German DE40 looks like it’s about to fall off a cliff. Can we start making predictions about how low this thing is going to go and how long the bear market will last? Honestly I care about who is to blame 3% and care about making money in the future 97%.
When SPY falls below 385 here shortly that's gonna open up the path to 3500 later this year. Probably worse. Hope you've been playing the short game and the inverse market/index based ETF funds. Not even close to the bottom yet, gonna be our worst yet (if you're old enough to know 2000 and 2008). Godspeed
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:
Hey guys, Dow futures are down another 400+, Nasdaq futures are down 250… The German DE40 looks like it’s about to fall off a cliff. Can we start making predictions about how low this thing is going to go and how long the bear market will last? Honestly I care about who is to blame 3% and care about making money in the future 97%.
When SPY falls below 385 here shortly that's gonna open up the path to 3500 later this year. Probably worse. Hope you've been playing the short game and the inverse market/index based ETF funds. Not even close to the bottom yet, gonna be our worst yet (if you're old enough to know 2000 and 2008). Godspeed
Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox: Hey guys, Dow futures are down another 400+, Nasdaq futures are down 250… The German DE40 looks like it’s about to fall off a cliff. Can we start making predictions about how low this thing is going to go and how long the bear market will last? Honestly I care about who is to blame 3% and care about making money in the future 97%. When SPY falls below 385 here shortly that's gonna open up the path to 3500 later this year. Probably worse. Hope you've been playing the short game and the inverse market/index based ETF funds. Not even close to the bottom yet, gonna be our worst yet (if you're old enough to know 2000 and 2008). Godspeed
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Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg:
Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox: Hey guys, Dow futures are down another 400+, Nasdaq futures are down 250… The German DE40 looks like it’s about to fall off a cliff. Can we start making predictions about how low this thing is going to go and how long the bear market will last? Honestly I care about who is to blame 3% and care about making money in the future 97%. When SPY falls below 385 here shortly that's gonna open up the path to 3500 later this year. Probably worse. Hope you've been playing the short game and the inverse market/index based ETF funds. Not even close to the bottom yet, gonna be our worst yet (if you're old enough to know 2000 and 2008). Godspeed
Quote Originally Posted by dubz4dummyz: sp500 going back to 3000-3500 imo, not many support levels on the chart to hold it up 402398385372364350 There is your path down
Feds can only prop it for so long
Charts massively over-extended
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Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg:
Quote Originally Posted by dubz4dummyz: sp500 going back to 3000-3500 imo, not many support levels on the chart to hold it up 402398385372364350 There is your path down
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