QE 1 & QE 2 from 2009 never stopped. They created this bubble. Obama and then trump paying their millionaire and billionaire friends. They suck.
dow jones
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No it didn’t. Under Obama they started QE1. That was our tax money being given to the rich to pump the markets at a tune of about $40B/month. His entire presidency was a fake market. No growth and stayed stagnant bc they were printing money to prop it up. We suffered but the friends got paid. It continued under trump as well. Now the bubble is gonna burst. $30T gone, and we got left with the bill.
I’m out totally and have been since earlier this year. PUTS on the global economy will print.
Which one are you talking about? If you haven’t been paying attention, saying anything about trump in the name of Biden looks silly.
Wally
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S&P 500 Facing a Historical Warning Sign After This Year's Slump
(Bloomberg) -- Consecutive down years are rare for US stocks, so after this year’s drop, there’s only a low probability they will decline again in 2023. Yet if they do, history shows that investors will have to brace for another very unpleasant 12 months.Most Read from BloombergMusk Will Resign...
Wally
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Corporate Insiders Aren’t Betting on a Market Rebound
It is telling that executives and directors haven’t been scooping up their own stocks, even as market declines have lowered share prices.
www.wsj.com
Up In Smoke
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Good employment news is bad for markets. Brace yourself for tomorrow.
Wally
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Going downtown? 26,000?
finance.yahoo.com
Morgan Stanley Warns US Stocks Risk 22% Slump
(Bloomberg) -- US equities face much sharper declines than many pessimists expect with the specter of recession likely to compound their biggest annual slump since the global financial crisis, according to Morgan Stanley strategists.Most Read from BloombergGoldman to Cut About 3,200 Jobs This...
Who knowsGoing downtown? 26,000?
Morgan Stanley Warns US Stocks Risk 22% Slump
(Bloomberg) -- US equities face much sharper declines than many pessimists expect with the specter of recession likely to compound their biggest annual slump since the global financial crisis, according to Morgan Stanley strategists.Most Read from BloombergGoldman to Cut About 3,200 Jobs This...
Companies will still make good profits, they will just shed employees
fishtm2001
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and raise prices
Absolutely
newolddude
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the little people. Stock prices and dividends must be protected at all costs.Those yachts aren't going to buy themselves.
Thebrownblob
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That is very true. Wall Street and the political class always takes care of their selves first. Remember too big to fail? It was like pulling teeth to get any help for working peoples pensions.
Those yachts aren't going to buy themselves.
Wally
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Big US banks report mixed earnings and gird for 'mild recession'
Major US banks reported mixed fourth-quarter results Friday as executives pointed to the rising odds of a "mild recession," with inflation and interest rate hikes challenging households and businesses.The biggest lift to earnings came from a whopping 48 percent rise in net interest income...
Thebrownblob
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Geezus
