I hope that everyone has read Chapter 1 & 2 from the book "The Intelligent Investor" on Investment vs. Speculation & Inflation. You will understand where the market currently is and what will happen in the near future with increasing inflation and eventual increase in interest rates.
"Powell likely going to have to raise interest rates."
Yes. As inflation increases, the way to curb it is through raising interest rates. The fed originally stated that rates weren't going to rise until at least 2022. However, it seems that we may see a rate increase sooner than expected.
COVID deaths up. We will be hitting records in the next few days. Deficit spending up. Companies have decreased earnings, yet markets are at ATH. This is a classic bubble folks. S&P500 is worth half of what it is today, based on the Shiller P/E.
Judge should overturn the tax free unemployment income from 2020 next. It's theft to get 10k and not pay any tax while someone who works for 10k must pay tax.
Opening and maxing new lines of credit to keep this up. That is basically what is happening. Super low Rates, increasing debt, increasing stock values. - Money Cat Finance
$1.8 Trillion stimulus shot down by Senate. This stimulus talk will most likely keep repeating with nothing ever getting passed. Visit Money Cat Finance for more!
If this was the 1800s, Donald Trump would be the one arriving to town in a wagon selling his latest healing elixir. His supporters would be all the ones that gathered around in the crowd waiting to buy.
No longer use this app Google finance much more useful.
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Help, I cant see the related news stories, and the options tab shows "no data available" and Components (And only shows top 30) only gives ticker symbols - cant see the names without going into each one
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Have to agree that today's new finance page look is hopeless.......the old finance components page was much better...if this is supposed to be progress, God help us!!
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Also Australian market news is way out of date 300+ days old on some items.
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