Absolutely, and it's not a positive that the Fed is behind the curve and afraid to act. At some point people stop jerking off to free money and things begin to destabilize.Now the fear of slamming the brakes will take hold... Always something to worry about
Indexes look the sameMTTR lol
Entire market took a haircut in the past 3 minutes. You spoke too soon about SPIR.
Honestly, if the markets close with Nasdaq up 2% its a win in my book. Let it start building back some momentum.Indexes look the same
I'd ignore it until he is done talking. He might talk tough, the outlook they just released is without bite. The plan may be to jawbone rates in the direction they want them to go. So a negative market reaction is still possible. I am positive about them being slow to act but what they say is another matter. They can only do that for so long though before t hey begin losing credibility. If he talks tough today about fighting inflation then the logical question is "THEN WHY ARE YOU STILL PUMPING!" and he'll give the same answer as last time that they don't want to make any sudden moves and that he believes all actions should be telegraphed well in the future.Reversing the initial move now. MMs trying to shake out some weak hands, or?
Say the ticker if you don't show it.
Hell, I am worried they don't beat on the back of them announcing reduced iPhone 13 demand before the holidays. That on top of chip supply issues they reported too.So now the looming thing is AAPL earnings report at the end of the day tomorrow? Double beat means the market tanks, right?
I know, I was joking by pointing out the inverse of what's expected and it's still badHell, I am worried they don't beat on the back of them announcing reduced iPhone 13 demand before the holidays. That on top of chip supply issues they reported too.
AAPL only goes up.Hell, I am worried they don't beat on the back of them announcing reduced iPhone 13 demand before the holidays. That on top of chip supply issues they reported too.