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Regulation gets more institutional players in the game.Perhaps
Regulation gets more institutional players in the game.Perhaps
Yes it doesRegulation gets more institutional players in the game.
Doesn't work that way.richard wolff always warned the money printing went into the stock market in part. he said if they ever sold and got out we'd have inflation.
Stocks and Bonds Are Falling in Lockstep at Pace Unseen in Decades
Bonds have long been advertised as offering strong returns and hedging against the expected swings in stocks. That hedge has evaporated this year.www.wsj.com
Through Friday, the S&P 500 was down 13% for 2022 and the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate bond index—largely U.S. Treasurys, highly rated corporate bonds and mortgage-backed securities—was off 9.5%. That puts them on track for their biggest simultaneous drop in Dow Jones Market Data going back to 1976.
That sounds like a system where the rich get richer.So far 275 of the S&P 500 companies have reported first quarter earnings. The earnings are up 10.1% year over year and much higher than the 6.4% expected. 80.4% of those companies have beaten estimates which is higher than the 66% average but lower than the 83% from the past four quarters. Higher labor and capital costs are high on these companies concerns list. I can echo their concerns when looking at our own books. Small to medium businesses rely so heavily on affordable and available capital to make month to month purchases and payroll. The big boys have big pockets and shareholders to even out the rough parches but small businesses rely on their creditors.
Life isn't fair.That sounds like a system where the rich get richer.
But anyone can get in on the action, build wealth over time.That sounds like a system where the rich get richer.
Add in the inflation and the markets buying power in 2022. OoooffffffStocks and Bonds Are Falling in Lockstep at Pace Unseen in Decades
Bonds have long been advertised as offering strong returns and hedging against the expected swings in stocks. That hedge has evaporated this year.www.wsj.com
Through Friday, the S&P 500 was down 13% for 2022 and the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate bond index—largely U.S. Treasurys, highly rated corporate bonds and mortgage-backed securities—was off 9.5%. That puts them on track for their biggest simultaneous drop in Dow Jones Market Data going back to 1976.
No, no, no, that's too hard. Take from the rich and spread it around. Money for nothin' and your chicks for free.But anyone can get in on the action, build wealth over time.
We could see a major recession by summer.'Bubble' hitting 50% of market, top investor warns as Fed gets ready to meet
Despite Monday's market comeback, Dan Suzuki, Richard Bernstein Advisors' deputy CIO, delivers growth stocks are in the early innings of a dramatic decline.www.cnbc.com