Disliked{quote} No I think it is 4450 at least as NY traders want to make money, they know how already.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} No I think it is 4450 at least as NY traders want to make money, they know how already.Ignored
Disliked{quote} No I think it is 4450 at least as NY traders want to make money, they know how already.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Gold will go down, it needs some dummies or some idiots to listen to such a chatter, i learnt one lesson through watching the market 2002+ "there are market dynamics".Ignored
Disliked{quote} As a marine engineer I view everything from the dynamics point of view, studying seas and oceans enhancedc my thinking and my understanding in such a way, wake up please we are talking about gold and silver.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Every 1% rate hike costs the US GOVERNMENT 600 BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR.Ignored
Disliked{quote} No I think it is 4450 at least as NY traders want to make money, they know how already.Ignored
Disliked{quote} 1% or o.1 %, check Mr. President Trump tweets, yes now he is Mr. President. I hope you wake up before silver is over 90 and gold is over 5K.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Exactly 7 hours ago, most of you were confident that 4321 is a test for a rejection LOLs. Yikes.Ignored
He can’t simply force the issue either. He is one vote of twelve on a committee that rotated three hawks this year. Powell stayed on as a governor, so the man Warsh replaced still holds a vote Warsh may need.
The wild card is today’s ceasefire. The entire no-cut case rests on energy. If the truce holds and oil unwinds, the spike that closed Warsh’s options could begin to reverse — and the question he can’t answer tomorrow reopens within weeks.
So watch the dots, not the rate.
Read the full column in The Korea Herald here (no paywall)
Also see my related post on inflation risks coming from supply chain disruptions.
The Return of Non-Linear Inflation: Part II Update
The Return of Non-Linear Inflation: Part II
The Return of Non-Linear Inflation: Part I
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Disliked{quote} Exactly 7 hours ago, most of you were confident that 4321 is a test for a rejection LOLs. Yikes.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I usually value a broader view : {image} Forwarded this email? Subscribe...Ignored
Disliked{quote} great work. Technical analysis always came second to macroeconomics.Ignored