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that is the least painful course ( for politicians and public servants )We've had negative rates since 2009 and constant debt increase since too.
They're going to inflate their way out of the debt I guarantee it.
Update: They changed their mind. Closed deep into the red. Not looking like a good day for aus.Yank cpi comes it at 3.3 vs 3.4 estimated. Markets fairly happy.
Nah. Stock market closed higher.Update: They changed their mind. Closed deep into the red. Not looking like a good day for aus.
This miiiight be the end of this year's bull run. Might.
Aus markets have been a total waste of time since covid. Trade them sure but they're not a long term hold.Nah. Stock market closed higher.
Traders are pricing in rate cuts in September as inflation down. All good for the market. The uncertainty is the election.
I am expecting some sort of correction caused by that but it will be hard to hold the wild horses if inflation is falling.
S&P 500 Even Weighted YTD: 6.68%Aus markets have been a total waste of time since covid. Trade them sure but they're not a long term hold.
Zoom outS&P 500 Even Weighted YTD: 6.68%
ASX200 Even Weighted YTD: 3.40%
i disagree , but then i was cherry-picking right from the start of March 2020 , sure the div. payouts were a total mess in 2020/2021 but some entry prices were great .. throw in a vaccine plague ( so i bought PFP ) a Russian Military action ( so i bought BIS )Aus markets have been a total waste of time since covid. Trade them sure but they're not a long term hold.
Plenty of movement for a proactive swing trader to absolutely kill it in last 4 years . i have a handful of stock and 1 ETF ive owned for 3 weeks up 10% + in that time and i wont hold them by EOMi disagree , but then i was cherry-picking right from the start of March 2020 , sure the div. payouts were a total mess in 2020/2021 but some entry prices were great .. throw in a vaccine plague ( so i bought PFP ) a Russian Military action ( so i bought BIS )
not so much fun for the ETF fans , but in my opinion 'little fish are sweet ' ( there were opportunities )
and then there are those pesky take-overs ( and demergers )
i wasn't planning to buy a super-yacht anyway , so the last 4 years have been both educational and fruitful ( depending on which inflation rate you adjust for )
i wouldn't claim to have 'killed it ' , i stayed more than 80% invested because many holdings were in very sweet positions , but neither was i sobbing in despair and frustrationPlenty of movement for a proactive swing trader to absolutely kill it in last 4 years . i have a handful of stock and 1 ETF ive owned for 3 weeks up 10% + in that time and i wont hold them by EOM
Shocking, tracks at 50% worse then the S&P-500 consistently.Zoom out
depends on what you call 2020 , i would say yes , but i would expect some strong arguments for the NO caseHave we ever had a major correction during a US presidential election year?
2008 most recentHave we ever had a major correction during a US presidential election year?
It is debatable , severe very short term correction in a year that finished approx 15% higher than it started . Definitely wouldnt consider a traditional economic correction like most others . 2020 was a once of unusual event , hard to judgedepends on what you call 2020 , i would say yes , but i would expect some strong arguments for the NO case
AI is ripe for a bubble to form however.I'm not expecting AI to bring in big profits for a while during the build out.
less Government hiring and an impetus toward more local manufacturing would be a predictable outcomeMarkets are liking the assassination attempt. He's virtually certain to win now. Trump's the superior economic manager and will get inflation down or whatever so markets are pricing the win and therefore superior policies in.
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