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ffghost
Mar 6, 2026 4:14pm
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She tried....but it will take some confidence building.

Maybe while fighting wars on multiple fronts, and the media focused on more important things, Trump can just say "screw it" and drop the suit against Powell. Get the new chair confirmed and put one fire out without appearing as though he has "lost"/"caved".

Something has to bring confidence back to the market because this thing is about to spiral out of control if we show up Sunday with $100 oil and no good news.
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ffghost
Mar 6, 2026 4:41pm
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Quoting Vancarbon
Past tense ; it’s already spiralled . Look at the oil price spikes after Bahrain announced shutdowns , UAE facilities targeted . The promise of stabilisation from the administration is just trying to calm the markets , lip service won’t cut it . The threat is real and valid. Iran isn’t backing down with its strategy of destabilising the Middle East and the global supply of oil . What’s more important and frightening is they have the capability and backing of both Russia and China in their quest to disrupt and weaken the US...
There certainly seems to be some discomfort ahead....and I have had just about enough so fat this year with all the stagnation and inability to break to (and hold for any duration) new highs in the big equity markets.

I REALLY didn't want this year to be another 2022 or even 2025, but here we go again.

It certainly is the tale of two propaganda campaigns though looking at domestic vs international media.

The one question I keep asking myself: will Trump let it all burn down? He needs to wrap this up quickly, and withoutuch economic impact, in order to salvage the midterms. Republicans are going to have a hard enough time without gas and home energy prices being double the start of the year.

Gas is up 25% this week near me (and that was BEFORE today's oil move....I wonder what the price will be tomorrow/next week)? My area is pretty cheap too, so we are now only at just over $3/gallon. Spots out west are already easily $6+/gallon. Add 50% to that and we have a major crisis for the voters.
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MorleyFX
Mar 8, 2026 12:50am
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Quoting ffghost
{quote} There certainly seems to be some discomfort ahead....and I have had just about enough so fat this year with all the stagnation and inability to break to (and hold for any duration) new highs in the big equity markets. I REALLY didn't want this year to be another 2022 or even 2025, but here we go again. It certainly is the tale of two propaganda campaigns though looking at domestic vs international media. The one question I keep asking myself: will Trump let it all burn down? He needs to wrap this up quickly, and withoutuch economic impact,...
your president isa pedophile stop worrying about gas prices
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FlyingTurtle
Mar 6, 2026 4:26pm
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Quoting ffghost
She tried....but it will take some confidence building. Maybe while fighting wars on multiple fronts, and the media focused on more important things, Trump can just say "screw it" and drop the suit against Powell. Get the new chair confirmed and put one fire out without appearing as though he has "lost"/"caved". Something has to bring confidence back to the market because this thing is about to spiral out of control if we show up Sunday with $100 oil and no good news.
That's a good assessment. I don't know much about it but I see a lot of youtube videos about the AI trade unravelling. Not sure if it's just dire predictions for clicks or if there is something legit wrong.
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FlyingTurtle
Mar 6, 2026 5:01pm
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There hasn't been a republican president without a market crash, recession, calamity since Reagan. Bush had 2.
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Markt2
Mar 8, 2026 1:37pm
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Quoting ffghost
{quote} There certainly seems to be some discomfort ahead....and I have had just about enough so fat this year with all the stagnation and inability to break to (and hold for any duration) new highs in the big equity markets. I REALLY didn't want this year to be another 2022 or even 2025, but here we go again. It certainly is the tale of two propaganda campaigns though looking at domestic vs international media. The one question I keep asking myself: will Trump let it all burn down? He needs to wrap this up quickly, and withoutuch economic impact,...
You re right , something needs to be done pretty quickly , here in Eu Diesel has jumped to 2+ euros per liter about 25% . if the war continues with Iran attacking other Gulf countries , forcing them to halt production , it will be pretty severe .
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JeffEsptein2
Mar 7, 2026 2:27pm
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Yes sir please
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Jahanzaib47
Mar 8, 2026 10:55am
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its means this fed is fixed
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Trader#294C
Mar 7, 2026 11:55am
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Trump is on the wrong side of the coin. And why is it not surprising at all?
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