coolhead
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Oh **** this is looking good!Lol, I love this. Let's see how long bulls can hold out for the long term.
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Oh **** this is looking good!Lol, I love this. Let's see how long bulls can hold out for the long term.
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Lol, I love this. Let's see how long bulls can hold out for the long term.
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Lol, I love this. Let's see how long bulls can hold out for the long term.
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Looks like, "I'm loving it" moment coming soon.
Time to close my OTM short position and then wait for another bounce to get short.
Looks like the Fed will be forced to cut rates soon.
Fed can't cut rates. They can only maintain.
Fed can't cut rates. They can only maintain.
US fed can surely cut rates, come on
They can either hold, cut or raise
of course they can cut rates if there is a change in economic conditions.
hmmm looking at the chain of events, I cannot help but think that this trade war was merely a front for a tech war. The real objective of the US was to short circuit China's ambitions to be a tech global house. The Chinese probably saw though it and that was why they were playing a delay tactic, and trying to cushion their economy with borrowed time from stalling. This has the potential to drag on without any resolutions.
Sold almost all my us stocks
Fed can't cut rates. They can only maintain.
Only if the economic conditions are an evident increase in unemployment rates and/or deflation. I am inclined to think tariffs will bring about inflation.
Even if NFP were to drop a bombshell, I believe rates will still maintain. I'll take it that the fed is data driven and will base it on other indicators such as wage growth, inflation, labour force participation rates, unemployment rate.Never say never. The narrative would change if the next NFP drops a bombshell. Of course I do not expect things to just fall over, but a drop in employment basically would go counter to all their assumptions and reason enough to change stance.… again, the hardest scenario for the Fed would be a rise in prices (due to tariffs???) and slowing growth.
Now lets see if Trump is going to open his mouth and save the stock market tonight.