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I don't get the fascination with trying to make a gazillion dollars. Just 20 million is ... enough wealth ...
Both could be correct.Make it make sense...
Probably get refinanced in 2 year notes and anything that the market does buy the fed will. The fed will keep on buying as long as Americans keep on paying taxes.Goes along with what Armstrong pointed out above
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$7.6 trillion of publicly held U.S. government debt matures in next 12 months. What does the Treasury do next?
Wednesday is shaping up to be one of the most important days of the year for economic news, as investors will hear about the path of inflation and the manner in which the Federal Reserve plans to react.
In a one-two punch that starts in the morning with the pivotal consumer price index reading for May and ends with the Fed’s policy meeting in the afternoon, vital signals will be sent about the direction of the economy and whether policymakers can soon take their foot off the brake.
The day “packs months of macro risk into one day,” wrote UBS economist Jonathan Pingle.
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The consumer price index showed no increase in May as inflation slightly loosened its stubborn grip on the U.S. economy, the Labor Department reported Wednesday.
CPI, a broad inflation gauge that measures a basket of goods and services costs across the U.S. economy, held flat on the month though it increased 3.3% from a year ago, according to the department's Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been looking for a 0.1% monthly gain and a 3.4% annual rate.
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To that end Ted Butler seems to have vanished. Anyone seen him or have some info?
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On Thursday, a number of Schwab users reported seeing inaccurate stock data on the platform. Schwab has sent out a notice to users warning about the issue, saying it’s currently working to resolve it.
In the notice, Schwab said the issue affects day-change values and account balances. The brokerage platform expects this data to be corrected overnight before Friday’s market open, but it also says that this inaccurate data may impact buying power.
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Roaring Kitty's predictions for GameStop are mostly unfulfilled
June 13 (Reuters) - When Keith Gill appeared on a YouTube video in the summer of 2020 to discuss GameStop, he argued that the company's future was far rosier than the market expected. Nearly four years later, he remains bullish, even if most of his key predictions have gone unfulfilled.
- Keith Gill remains bullish on GameStop
- GameStop raised $2.14 billion through share sales
The stock influencer, who uses the moniker Roaring Kitty, has again made an argument for GameStop after a long absence from social media, reviving the meme stock trend that GameStop's roller-coaster stock-market ride in 2021 helped to spark.
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Anyone tracking poultry? When chicken prices go up what's a good ticker to cap on that? ...
Anyone tracking poultry? When chicken prices go up what's a good ticker to cap on that?
I've had that 'feeling' for some time...Tyson Foods (TSN)?
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Anyone else get the sense that the markets are somewhat lost right now? It's like money doesn't really know where to go.
Seems to be the same stocks getting all the attention. Cost, NVDA, NFLX, META,MSFT and a few other semi's. NVDA up 36% in a month. Insane. I bought it when they announced the split figuring people would chase it up. they did, I got out and it just kept on going.Tyson Foods (TSN)?
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Anyone else get the sense that the markets are somewhat lost right now? It's like money doesn't really know where to go.
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The just-released U.S. retail sales report for May showed a gain of 0.1%, month-on-month, versus expectations for a rise of 0.2%. April sales were revised down from unchanged to -0.2%, month-on-month. Today’s weaker sales data falls into the camp of the U.S. monetary policy hawks, who want to see the Federal Reserve cut interest rates sooner rather than later. CNBC’s chief economics reporter Steve Liesman called today retail sales report very important as the data, including the April revisions, suggests U.S. economic growth is slowing and not accelerating.
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10,000 invested 5 weeks ago would be 14,580 today.Tell me this is 'normal'...
Between now and March of 2025. 63 billion is nothing. The fed can suck them up faster than Lewinsky can drain... well you know.
Silver back above $30. We'll see if the price in China goes up or down by their close (morning in USA)...
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The fed balance sheet is down to 7 trillion. It was at 9. Whats the limit for the fed?
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