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2022-01-16

US can't expect the last 2-year Covid-19 pandemic bull run to continue through QE & ultra loose monetary policy. You can't have your cake and eat it too. US inflation is now at 7%, the highest since 1982. More and more countries are also getting disgusted with the US for abusing the USD as an int'l reserve currency. Can expect much volatility going forward with increasing probability of downsides especially with unreasonable high valuations.

Stocks fall at the open, head for losing week as bank shares retreat after earnings

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maroketo
2022-01-16
maroketo
In my opinion, the rise of U.S. stocks for many years in a row means that a deep adjustment may occur at any time. The Federal Reserve has already released the signal that it will raise interest rates in 2022. If we don't choose to sell high-valued stocks now, we will only have huge losses on the books.
BorgPetty
2022-01-17
BorgPetty
definitely there is a possibility that we're all be game over but there’s too much money involved in countries working with each other for everything to work out ie imports/exports...
BenedictMill
2022-01-17
BenedictMill
I like QE, but I'm getting old. My risk tolerance isn't as high as it used to be. I can take my lumps with qld, based on what happened to it during the 2007-2009 recession.
AmosBellamy
2022-01-17
AmosBellamy
I don't much care about the inflation since I am not a swing trader. I know I would buy the breakdown though, and that the majority of retail swing traders would not. Just like every time in before.
CarolFelix
2022-01-17
CarolFelix
This appears obviously obvious now. Average 🐑 investor doesn’t realize how bad tape has been since da FATE of da YO lost its HALO.
MalcolmEmily
2022-01-17
MalcolmEmily
May be it is just random correlation as all assets move together lately - all of them pretty much.

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Average 🐑 investor doesn’t realize how bad tape has been since da FATE of da YO lost its HALO.","text":"This appears obviously obvious now.  Average 🐑 investor doesn’t realize how bad tape has been since da FATE of da YO lost its HALO.","html":"This appears obviously obvious now.  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