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2 years ago
It was the analyst’s prediction that I copied and pasted for readers to think forward, not in hindsight which is what the cpi reports were giving us, and this is quite important for equities to calm the fears we have regarding investment portfolios. You’re welcome for bringing this topic to light, for which I knew several grown men would get super emotional
About when they read it. See comments above per emotional factor. Again, you’re welcome!
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2 years ago
There’s nothing to think about, Rickyboi. I’ll just wait over the next 12 months and tell you “I told you so” as the reports come filing in on a monthly basis, like I said 3 months ago. If it’s Core inflation, that’s great, but why does shelter comprise of 30% of the CPI and headline #’s state 9% yoy? Did everybody become renters? No, that’s why you look at core, which has been running lowers than headline cpi.
Tye only thing yiu need to “think” about is what I tried stating several times, they’re rear facing views and my reports have been forward looking at the leveling off of these reports going forward. Warrior, my prior thread wasn’t me necessarily stating prices were as a whole dropping, it was pointing to the analyst from Wall Street that have perspective. Anyway, in 6-12 months the analysis for my day to day activities will pay off for nice gains in equities, and then yiu can get all emotional about it like you did about the current inflation rate. Bongiornio bitches!
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2 years ago
https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/goldman-sachs-expects-significant-decline-us-inflation-2023-2022-11-14/Nov 14 (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs said it expects a "significant" decline in U.S. inflation next year due to easing in supply chain constraints, a peak in shelter inflation and slower wage growth.
The U.S. lender on Sunday forecast core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) –– the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation –– falling to 2.9% by December 2023 from 5.1% currently.
The forecast comes as Fed governor Christopher Waller warned over the weekend that the central bank may consider slowing the pace of rate increases at its next meeting but that should not be seen as a "softening" in its commitment to lower inflation.
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2 years ago
^^ case in point regarding healthcare. That industry has always outpaced inflation for decades, just like tye cost of getting an education.
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2 years ago
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TetradonI'll act nicer if you'll act smarter.
^^ nigga pleez!!
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2 years ago
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TetradonI'll act nicer if you'll act smarter.
^^ nigga pleaz!!
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2 years ago
By the way it should be calling it disinflation, but it’s semantics for the most part. Housing and transportation (cars) are dropping like a rock, but other things like energy and food along with healthcare and travel will remain high. Goods are dropping and services are picking up, except for strip clubbing. Those girls are fighting over who to give lap dances to, and the veteran PLs have told me it’s becoming like fish in the barrel to take girls otc if yiu have an established rapport with a dancer.
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2 years ago
Scrub, as I rethink my previous prediction regarding rate cuts it didn’t really make much sense as you pointed out. Cuts are probably further away, but the leveling off and maintaining rates at a current level is right around the corner. Fed funds rate will likely be 75-100 basis points higher and then stay for a bit, but no cuts. That will normalize things and equities will see that certainty as a sign to buy, as evident in todays rise after yesterdays big gains.
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2 years ago
^^ guy= gig economy
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2 years ago
There’s definitely been a culture shift, people will take pride in their work when their employers take pride in the long term viability with who they hire. Corporations have for many decades squeezed what they can out of the worker, and I’ve experienced personally them putting more and more workload on their staff. Now that the hiring market favors those workers, many are rightfully protesting working hard for little gain, only to have their employer tell them to go back and do more with little prospect in getting ahead. It’s one of the reasons the guy economy has proliferated.
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2 years ago
https://apple.news/AlTVkL0BpQCus87BSozJ-sA
Another media print pointing out the obvious with regards to inflation. Don’t be too late to the game, scaredy cats!!
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2 years ago
Funny how today’s equity movements are primarily from the possibility that rates are closer to becoming more predictable for the future rate/pace creating a little certainty going forward. I guess investors have become data dependent, too.
Anyway, I predict rate cuts by the beginning of 2024, and leveling out next year, and since equities look ahead 12-18 months, now could be a sweet spot to enter w/cash held on the sidelines.
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2 years ago
My state swings both ways, and with the election deniers trying to ride coattails of the former President, I’m ok with that as a registered Republican who split the ticket.
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2 years ago
Well all a dancer needs to do is tell one more lie before starting her shift to get in for free. It’s not like that’s too hard for them to get in their correct frame of mind.
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2 years ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
And whoever minces their words the best wins!
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2 years ago
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More like crossing blurred lines. We know there is something quite fuzzy about each “line” that someone crosses can be quite subjective, how drunk is too drunk, how “desperate” is she or is she just having fun (good actress), bait and switch a girl to come by your table because you’re showing a stack of bills. That can also be a blurry line from the dancers view.
My line is I won’t go home or even meet outside of the club with dancers. At least not during this phase in my life. Maybe someday when I have time to piss away.
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2 years ago
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TetradonI'll act nicer if you'll act smarter.
If I have a good time I will report my triumphs, more times than the mundane or poor outings. I like to spread hope that there still is good to cum out of visiting a club.
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2 years ago
140 comments posted in this thread and o have yet to make one of them! Fomo my MO.
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2 years ago
Failed politicians have found financial incentives through denying elections in order to keep their name somewhat relevant. Trump has exploited this most notably, but after next week you will see many others follow suit. Kari Lake in Arizona will be another trump endorsed election denier. It’s sad but true. As a Republican I felt I had to vote against anybody who Trump endorsed. That guy fell far from grace to disgrace after Jan 6th, and can’t recover. He’s fired!
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2 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
Layoffs are starting to come along with Lyft reporting to cut 5,000 jobs. Other smaller companies are starting to follow suit. Anything we see is a snapshot however likely to see this trend over the next year. Job openings are up and we will get another report on if new jobs were added at what rate tomorrow morning. If jobs moderate downward that spells hood news fir equities.
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2 years ago
I tip for great pole work, too. By that I mean smoking my pole. Huh? Huh? Get it? Duh!!
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2 years ago
^^^ Muddy, that’s the culture of American women in the metro areas. To each their own but I would vacation to other parts of the world and live part time here. I attribute it to commercialism and materialistic needs. Dating is overrated but we already know that enough to pay for companionship.
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2 years ago
That’s what she said, just the tip.
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2 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs act from trump passed in 2017. The act that lowered personal income tax brackets is set to expire in 2025, which means everyone will automatically see an increase of approximately 3% income tax rate in 2026. Any promises from either party regarding taxes needs to be put in context to this expiration of the Tax and Jobs act towards personal income tax. Anyway, hopefully the government can use that returned revenue to offset these higher liabilities going forward of debt payments and infrastructure needs. We shall see, but it would be prudent for every stripper and pl to maintain cash reserves to ride our volatility from political and economic waves. Political economical environments have always varied, not sure why everybody feels the need to whine and complain about them. It’s not like it helps, so the best way to dictate your future is to create it. Don’t waste your cash on stupid shit! Cull the stupid shit spending on your personal life, and the economical and political shit will occur no matter your beliefs. Just deal with it without all the noise is my suggestion.
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2 years ago
A keyboard witch hunter. Nice!!