SlipperyPete
EOG Dedicated
Stocks will hit all time highs with 10% + unemployment.
Book it!!!
Book it!!!
Apparently the factors like the virus, higher than expected unemployment and jobs reports are having inverse effects. How much more could the invested oversell as the buying opportunities will be relevant now and going forward for the majority in the long haul which most are in for.
this is the patroits -5 going to patroits -9 on the road when its announced that brady, edelman and the entire offfensive line are out but they are moving the game from thursday night to monday night football and jimmy g has been traded to them to play this week.
seriously wtf is going on with the people buying stock right now.
Are you guys not reading the words that are coming out of my keyboard?????
Market is not the economy.
Market = Fed liquidity
In my opinion money printing will stop working (it may or may not) when companies start to file for bankruptcy.
Giving money to primary dealers will not help in that case.
At that point, it will be tough to put money in, cause you dont really know who is next
In your experience how far into the future do the markets work?Futures pretty mild down right now. I get a sense the public is finally numbing a bit. The data wasn't great this weekend but after enough time the view is oh well just more people dying. The horror story starts to lose its punch. If the media wants to push the market down they better start focusing on the economic impacts and the debt impacts of the responses. The story of people dying or the infections increasing are losing their steam.
In your experience how far into the future do the markets work?
So the markets going up today indicates good things 30 days out? 60 days?
Its a predictor of company fortunes in 6-9 months. It includes already passed and potential future government programs and Fed actions (although not much left for them to add). The market never trades on 30-60 days unless its a bet on insolvency or a transaction occuring. Bond markets have a shorter timeframe which is why bonds can have seemingly divergent views, but not something I have been involved in enough to really precisely understand.
Speaking of numbing, I believe you're right. How much more can really shock the market now?
Maryland closing until the middle of June was a wet blanket thrown on optimism for many.Yep, what's another day with 500 more deaths, its just repeating what we have heard. Not to be mean about it, but it is human psychology, the first few deaths are shocking, when it grows it gets even more scary, but give it enough time and you can accept just about anything with very minimal emotional change. What could shock the market more is if somehow the consensus about when the economy opens up again gets drastically changed. Not slowly changed as we have seen in recent days, but drastically changed like if Fauci started saying we open in September and Trump quickly agrees. If it just changes a week or two the market might go down a bit, but the adjustment quickly gets baked into expectations.
Stocks will hit all time highs with 10% + unemployment.
Book it!!!
the Fed will print
'the Fed will print
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They've already printed trillions. The morons at the Fed and ECB and BoJ are hell bent on destroying their own currencies. And they will.
Physical gold the best investment now.
Real estate is the best by far.
the price is the problem
I think otherwise. Apt. Bldg with cap rates north of 6 are golden.Real estate will not be good going forward. It was great when the birth rates were going up. Baby boomers retiring and dying off. Milennials staying at home longer and not having many children.
Don't disagree with the assessment re: physical gold, but in monitoring the financial markets generally, physical gold is a bit hard to come by lately. There was a point in the panic where it flew off the shelves like, well, toilet paper. And then the bullion refiners like Pamp Suisse had production interruptions due to COVID-19 outbreaks in their workforces.