by Troflecopter I keep coming back and commenting this over and over, hoping more people take heed. Decided to finally make a post in hopes a few people will read it. This dip is NOT about the FOMC meetings or heightening …
Biden asked what Republicans are for – we're for curbing the skyrocketing inflation that is forcing businesses to put out signs like this. pic.twitter.com/Dk8wb92jJI — Newt Gingrich (@newtgingrich) January 24, 2022
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said he remains worried that policy makers are complacent about inflation and he doubted U.S. consumer prices will return to a 2% pace of increases by the end of this year. With investors expecting the …
Photo by Katt Yukawa From Birch Gold Group Since it isn’t likely that inflation will ease any time soon, we should prepare for “sticker shock” in the near future (unless you’re experiencing it already). That’s because inflation robs you of buying power, …
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by Shaun Richards It was only last Friday that we were looking at what was some strong news from the UK economy. Today is an example of a ying to that yang as we look at what is disappointing news. …
https://t.co/hIyV5rrzYC — Invariant Perspective (@InvariantPersp1) January 20, 2022 🇺🇸Philly Fed Mfg Index Update🧐 pic.twitter.com/mNmNJnH60b — Antonio Pérez-Algás (@apanalis) January 20, 2022 A broad measure of money (that includes institutional money assets like treasury bills) is back to its pre-crisis growth …
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https://twitter.com/PriapusIQ/status/1483697971728429060 https://twitter.com/WifeyAlpha/status/1483777562002214912 UK Wage Hikes Zeroed by Inflation Inflation has nullified increases to wages in Britain last year, with workers experiencing a decline in pay in real terms in November, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed on Tuesday. The …
by Doug French via Mises Back to 2020, the federal government’s covid-mandated shutdown of meat production plants hobbled the nation’s meat production capabilities, leaving farmers with nowhere to send their beef. This resulted in them having to cull cattle and other livestock. The uncertainty caused farmers to scale …
By Graham Summers, MBA Yesterday, I outlined how the markets are likely at a very critical point regarding inflation. By quick way of review: 1) Stocks initially love inflation because it boosts results (companies don’t report inflation-adjusted returns, so any increase in …
I agree Mr. Politano. That people couldn’t spend much money on services during the pandemic led to more demand for goods, leading to supply chain issues. Let’s see whether this trend shifts. — Kaya Özyürek (@KayaOzyurek) January 17, 2022 Not …
By Graham Summers, MBA We’ve now reached the point at which inflation will become a major problem. Inflation is not inherently bad for stocks. The reason for this is that companies report growth in nominal terms, not in “real” or inflation-based terms. …
House Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D‑Conn.) claims that the expanded federal child tax credit and passage of President Biden’s stalled, multitrillion-dollar Build Back Better Act would help fight inflation.Inflation has hit its highest level since 1982, according to …
by Daniel Lacalle via Mises The headline 3.9 percent unemployment rate looks positive, but job creation fell significantly below consensus, at 199,000 in December versus a consensus estimate of 450,000. The weak jobs figure should be viewed in the context of the largest …
by confoundedinterest17 Inflation is burning out of control. While home price growth has been off the cherts (as Jean-Ralphio would say), commercial real estate has jumped incredibly at 22% YoY. The Bloomberg charting function hasn’t updated for the Q4 NCREIF report yet so …
The Fed is so concerned about inflation they are still running QE at rates higher than at the peak of the financial crisis. pic.twitter.com/oVazNuWUbk — Michael Lebowitz, CFA (@michaellebowitz) January 14, 2022
by Mike Gleason Don’t want to listen? Read the podcast below! Welcome to this week’s Market Wrap Podcast, I’m Mike Gleason. Another set of bombshell inflation reports rattled markets this week. On Wednesday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released data …
by confoundedinterest17 That Bidenflation is really hurting Americans. Start with the UMich Buying Conditions for Houses. It “rose” to 83. Unfortunately, 100 is the baseline and any number below 100 is bad. The reason? The massive increase in US home prices …
by Ryan McMaken of Mises Institute According to new data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, price inflation in December rose again to a new multi-decade high, rising to the highest level recorded in nearly forty years. According to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for December, …
High Inflation Means Lower Equity Valuations – Shiller's CAPE at 40 today, likely to drop to 25 at 5% inflation. 37% equity decline possible. h/t @michaellebowitz @jam_croissant @spotgamma @AnnTrades @HarrisSamaras #trading #TRADINGTIPS #ES_F #SPX500 #OptionsTrading #Options pic.twitter.com/nqSyDzAf77 — Patrick Hill …
High Inflation is a wrecking ball to the economy. 1 in 7 German Business face ruin due to high inflation and government shutdowns. pic.twitter.com/oBTgiMO9Ux — Peter Spina ⚒ GoldSeek | SilverSeek (@goldseek) January 13, 2022 Core goods #inflation (blue) still …
U.S.🇺🇸 DOLLAR 💵 pic.twitter.com/yNiCOpMcHi — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) January 13, 2022 US December headline PPI inflation came in at 9.7%, a new record and just below the median forecast. The core measure was 8.3%, compared to the prior 7.7% …
by confoundedinterest17 Yesterday’s inflation report was the worst in 40 years. But at least today’s Producer Price Index Final Demand is down slightly from November. But PPI Final Demand YoY is still roaring at 9.7%. The producer price index for …
With these data surprised fed hasn't done emergency rate hikes. 7 cpi print yet they are so patient — Shami (@ShamimU61554433) January 13, 2022
by Michael Snyder Did anyone out there actually expect things to turn out differently? When the federal government kept borrowing and spending trillions upon trillions of dollars that we did not have, we were warned that this day was coming. …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics A portion of the commentary below is from the latest issue of the Mining Stock Journal. Recent trading action in gold, silver and the mining stocks lead me to believe that a major move in the …
