Money Investing megathread extravaganza - Page 808

Originally Posted by myselff77:
How's it compare to his prior book, "Trade Like a Stock Market Wizard"?

Lewdog - what's your thoughts? Do I start with his first book or just go straight to the one you recommended?
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Originally Posted by myselff77:
Lewdog - what's your thoughts? Do I start with his first book or just go straight to the one you recommended?

I’ve only read the one I recommended as the person who recommended it said the first one isn’t needed.
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Originally Posted by scho63:
Dead cat bounce?

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
better than a dead hooker bounce

Not really - I can still fuck a dead hooker but not a dead cat! :-)
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If the Fed raised rates today, I think the market goes up as the doubt is off the market.
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Originally Posted by scho66:
In my case the most profitable thing was when we switched our business to this service. Believe me it is worth every single dollar.

Thanks for sharing. If I got it right it is about digitizing the business processes, isn't it?
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fuck 'em, we're going to the moon
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Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
Critical update on AMC NSFW

I don't understand what people expect the mods to do here. Have we been unclear about not posting politics in the Lounge?

I'm feeling generous, so his thread ban is only 14 days instead of permanent.
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I'm really going to miss Hog until I move on.
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Originally Posted by scho63:
The Fed has fucked up royally because of political pressure and now the horse has left the barn.

When that asshole Powell and Yellen said that inflation was transitory, they all knew they were lying. Even all the media and politicians on the left started that chant and now it's going to get ugly, real fucking ugly.

I've felt like we're seeing too much inflation and wage growth to ignore for a bit.

The market still thinks it's transitory though. Bonds are typically considered the smart money, and breakevens for the 10 year are at about 2.4% inflation annually. Given next year is going to start and probably stay fairly high, I'd think it's going to need to drop down fast for that to be possible.

I guess we'll find out.
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Originally Posted by ChiliConCarnage:
I've felt like we're seeing too much inflation and wage growth to ignore for a bit.

The market still thinks it's transitory though. Bonds are typically considered the smart money, and breakevens for the 10 year are at about 2.4% inflation annually. Given next year is going to start and probably stay fairly high, I'd think it's going to need to drop down fast for that to be possible.

I guess we'll find out.

You got a great point with the bonds but I wonder if there is a bigger issue there. Are people concerned about the value of the dollar vs their currency as so many US Treasury buyers are outside the US. Mainly the Chinese
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Originally Posted by DaFace:
I don't understand what people expect the mods to do here. Have we been unclear about not posting politics in the Lounge?

I'm feeling generous, so his thread ban is only 14 days instead of permanent.

Hog's got a lot of time now to fish. :-)
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Market dynamics will change as Fed starts boosting interest rates....

Not sure how it all will change my portfolio
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Originally Posted by scho63:
If the Fed raised rates today, I think the market goes up as the doubt is off the market.

If I only listened to myself......lol
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