Thers a few others who will vote for your position.Random musing: The more headlines I see about geopolitical tensions/military engagements kicking off with ukraine the more I see gas prices (BOIL) increase. Take that for whatever you think it's worth.
however, it may not predict a rising market as Zero hedge then goes on to say"Crude prices are getting a boost as expectations grow for the oil market to remain tight despite all lingering growth concerns. The IEA expects strong demand from China and developing nations. The short-term crude demand outlook shouldn't be that bad as everyone is taking a vacation that requires some travel this summer," Edward Moya, Senior Market Analyst, at Oanda wrote in a note Tuesday afternoon.
There's your problem right there.AAMI
I tried RACV as I have multiple policies with them, but the quote was over 6k! Jeez says I what gives.There's your problem right there.
MickSo expect stocks to rise from here, since, regardless of where you sit in the Fed debate, inflation decelerated in June to the slowest pace in more than two years. That's the headline takeaway from today.
However, as Bloomberg notes - The questions now are: Is this a genuine turning point?
Does it reflect a material slowdown in the economy and how will the Fed respond?
Remember, policy makers in the 1970s were blamed for cutting rates at the first sight of inflation easing -- only to be later blamed for policy error.
Just my 2c @mullokintyre as I researched/shopped around for insurance online & found Honey to be/offer the best value policy around (so perhaps check them out) Good luck!I tried RACV as I have multiple policies with them, but the quote was over 6k! Jeez says I what gives.
YOUI and also Allianz would not insure because they reckon there is a risk of inundation - we are about 15 kms from the Goulburn river, and the house was purposely built 1 meter above the 100 year flood level.
QBE knocked us back because they did not like the panel build foam construction of the walls.
I even wasted my time with those stupid meerkats at Compare the markets, but they came back and said non of the providers could provide me with a quote.
So basically, its AAMI or nothing at the moment.
Mick
I tried RACV as I have multiple policies with them, but the quote was over 6k! Jeez says I what gives.
YOUI and also Allianz would not insure because they reckon there is a risk of inundation - we are about 15 kms from the Goulburn river, and the house was purposely built 1 meter above the 100 year flood level.
QBE knocked us back because they did not like the panel build foam construction of the walls.
I even wasted my time with those stupid meerkats at Compare the markets, but they came back and said non of the providers could provide me with a quote.
So basically, its AAMI or nothing at the moment.
Mick
will be manufacturing artillery shells for themselves , Russia and North Korea soon enough , maybe even Iranian -designed drones under license as wellChina inflation at 0%.....
And on the work from home argument:
and when you try farm insurance, there is no real competition eitherI tried RACV as I have multiple policies with them, but the quote was over 6k! Jeez says I what gives.
YOUI and also Allianz would not insure because they reckon there is a risk of inundation - we are about 15 kms from the Goulburn river, and the house was purposely built 1 meter above the 100 year flood level.
QBE knocked us back because they did not like the panel build foam construction of the walls.
I even wasted my time with those stupid meerkats at Compare the markets, but they came back and said non of the providers could provide me with a quote.
So basically, its AAMI or nothing at the moment.
Mick
WFI (which is "backed" by IAG) or Elders ( which is owned by QBE anyway).and when you try farm insurance, there is no real competition either
It's on the right side though, and the USA is still not in recession. Inflation is dropping more quickly than previously thought.Alright U.S cpi is in, 3.0 vs 3.1 estimated, markets happy!
Core, however, was still up 4.8, it was only the drops in the other stuff offsetting the main cpi metric. The number isn't nearly as good as it sounds.
It's on the right side though, and the USA is still not in recession. Inflation is dropping more quickly than previously thought.
I think the markets have reason to be happy.
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