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Knobby22 said:
Recession inevitable.
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RUBBISH !!

they will just change the definition again , tweak the way CPI and GDP are calculated ( AGAIN ) etc etc

at least China is crystal clear they TELL the nation what it is going to be and eliminate enough people ( and public servants ) until the prediction is correct

truth be told we have been in a recession for months maybe even years

even the oil price is now an unreliable guide as up to a third of global oil is trading outside the US Dollar ( so difficult to track )
 
waterbottle said:
JPowell commits to continuous hikes, possibly into 2023.

NASDAQ down a huge 4%..... So much for markets knowing all....
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My opinion is this is the closest we’ll ever see to the Fed announcing that they’re going to blow up the stock market and real economy.

It’s as blunt as they’re ever likely to be and just before a period that’s often weak seasonally.
 
"BofA’s data shows clients were selling stocks across 7 out of 11 sectors, with the biggest outflows recorded in Industrials and Energy. For the former, this was the biggest weekly outflow since November 2020.

On the other hand, the tech sector saw big inflows last week (the third largest since 2008), while clients were also buying Health Care, Utilities, and Materials stocks."

Flows are Shifting More Defensive After Jackson Hole, BofA Warns By Investing.com

Flows are Shifting More Defensive After Jackson Hole, BofA Warns
au.investing.com

Note SOXL pre market.

 
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But the chart still not inspiring confidence, don't you think?
 
and Russia would point out France ( and the EU ) use both sanctions and currency exchanges as weapons

wait and see if Russia starts limiting uranium exports ( to ' unfriendly nations ' )
 
over9k said:
Oh, and the stores aren't even close to what they need, just in case that wasn't obvious.
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Anyone looking only at the volume in storage and comparing that to previous years will be missing the point that required withdrawal from storage this winter will be far greater due to the lack of incoming gas.

So even if storage were exactly the same as last year, there'd still be a problem due to that lack of incoming gas.
 
Still holding BOIL
 
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