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That's from 2017, you have been making horrible calls and are constantly wrong
Really? We are in 2022 now and we still don’t have real economic growth, only asset bubbles everywhere, asset bubbles that the Fed is finally ready to DEFLATE.
The market is still betting against the FED rate hikes. Why? Because our economy is weak and has always been weak and on FED life support with suppressed and artificially low interest rates. Zombie and FAKE economy.
Crazy that the Fed still hasn’t started reducing their balance sheet and has now pushed it off to May. I still don’t trust this market so I’ll continue selling weekly puts on ARKK against my cash position. That’s worked out very well over the last two months.
Crazy that the Fed still hasn’t started reducing their balance sheet and has now pushed it off to May. I still don’t trust this market so I’ll continue selling weekly puts on ARKK against my cash position. That’s worked out very well over the last two months.
Stock market has a loooooooooooooong way to go before it finds the bottom. We have too much debt, interest rates rising, and this "inflation" out of control. A recession seems to be next then deflation and depression. Jerome Powell just needs to keep going and do WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE.
Markets are forward pricing mechanisms. The FED telegraphed their plans months in advance. The March interest rate hike and ending of QE was already priced in well BEFORE the actual event. By the time the news was announced, markets had already sold off and began to rally. Its a buy the rumor, sell the news event.
The FED was much less clear about future rate hikes and balance sheet reduction until recently. They have not begun QT yet (reducing balance sheet) and the next rate hike isn't until May at the earliest. Consensus seems to be 6-7 rate hikes this year, however, this is far from certain and can change on a dime depending on economic and global events.
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