Analyst on radio: "Mag 7 is now the drag 7".Rated a hold right now on stock analysis.
That would be great as I only have a couple shares of NVDA right now but if the price would drop that much I would buy as much as I could scrounge up. Feel sorry for the bag holders if it does drop another 50%. Entry price is key!Analyst on radio: "Mag 7 is now the drag 7".
Build outs of AI datacenters slowing.
I think you could see nvda at $50 before this is over
Many financial analysts, economists, and even Buffet say Powell has done a masterful job at the Fed, and that he's a very smart guy. Navigating the economy through the global Covid shake-up, and all the resulting inflation, economic ripples, supply chain issues, multiple millions of chickens and turkeys slaughtered due to bird flu, etc. - has impressed the big-money players. Raising interest rates is never fun for anyone - but in inflationary times, it has to be done to bring down inflation - and it brought it down from about 9.4% to around 2.6% before "liberation day" and all the tariffs.View attachment 76508
Saw this earlier. Agree or disagree, his rhetoric on Powell added another firehose to the drowning market. Probably stupid for a sitting president to call a fed president a “loser” and explore options for replacement. Especially when asking for them to bail out your policies but lowering rates during this chaos. I’ve still got fingers and toes crossed this somehow works.
Speaking of which you can do the reverse mortgage or even sell that unused life insurance. WHAT A DEAL. Can't even believe they allow that shit on television honestly. Rant over.more frauds and scams
The fed needs to be apolitical in theory. Reality is that is almost impossible. Everyone has bias unfortunately. But the ability to just fire someone you don’t agree with in that position is a big no-no if we value our standing on the world stage. I will say Powell absolutely botched the transitory call around Covid. Additionally I’m thoroughly convinced the rate cuts, and especially the 50 bps cut, around the election was just overtly political. That cut in particular baffled even the most astute fed watchers. Occums razor says that was to get the dems rolling through the election.Many financial analysts, economists, and even Buffet say Powell has done a masterful job at the Fed, and that he's a very smart guy. Navigating the economy through the global Covid shake-up, and all the resulting inflation, economic ripples, supply chain issues, multiple millions of chickens and turkeys slaughtered due to bird flu, etc. - has impressed the big-money players. Raising interest rates is never fun for anyone - but in inflationary times, it has to be done to bring down inflation - and it brought it down from about 9.4% to around 2.6% before "liberation day" and all the tariffs.
Almost every stock and fund chart from early February to now has been a downslope. I read 'em every day, and the few upward blips are buyers on dips - not a steady upward trend. I read a number of financial publications, blogs, and articles regularly. Most CFP's say they don't know what to advise their clients as to where to put money these days. Our economy has seen a paradigm-shift globally and here in the U.S. Consumer watchdog agencies have been gutted and de-funded, so far fewer financial "police" to watch the store for consumers and investors. Watch out for more frauds and scams coming. Enjoy.
post a review after you try it outJust bought a Stihl 561c clearing saw. Made in Germany. Price went up $300 from when I ordered it in January. I paid the increased price, not the krauts.
Loving this more winning, more prosperity thing.
So this is not one of the one's made in the US in Virginia Beach?Just bought a Stihl 561c clearing saw. Made in Germany. Price went up $300 from when I ordered it in January. I paid the increased price, not the krauts.
Loving this more winning, more prosperity thing.
Not to get too personal, but I had it in my head you were a land-not-market guy. What % of your net worth is in stocks? I think I’m at like 70%. Maybe a little less if you take the bond allocation out of my brokerage accts. That includes land and house equity.
I’m very disappointed that Tom Seleck push’s that crap.Speaking of which you can do the reverse mortgage or even sell that unused life insurance. WHAT A DEAL. Can't even believe they allow that shit on television honestly. Rant over.
Definitely wayyyyy more in land than in the market. I view the market as a proxy for the economy. Tangibly and intangibly. There’s the obvious connection if companies are doing well you can infer the economy is doing well. But the economy is largely sentiment. The perception is overwhelmingly negative and much of has to do with the rhetoric and disjointed, whiplash of policies. Tariffs are on, tariffs are paused, tariffs are on for the whole word, Nevermind paused now, can’t wait for Powell to be fired, I’m not gonna fire Powell. It’s tough to take any of this serious…but it’s deathly serious. There’s so much at stake. I don’t necessarily care about the market, but I have a vested interest in the economy not tanking! I think the only thing holding it together right now is Scott Bessent doing his best to be the voice of reason. We need some deals and some clarity asap.Not to get too personal, but I had it in my head you were a land-not-market guy. What % of your net worth is in stocks? I think I’m at like 70%. Maybe a little less if you take the bond allocation out of my brokerage accts.
Don’t get caught up in it . When markets retreat fast, they always end up higher over time! In 2022, the NASDAQ dropped 33% I didn’t worry about his near record inflation/terrible Presidency … I just bought good companies/stocks when they dropped !Definitely wayyyyy more in land than in the market. I view the market as a proxy for the economy. Tangibly and intangibly. There’s the obvious connection if companies are doing well you can infer the economy is doing well. But the economy is largely sentiment. The perception is overwhelmingly negative and much of has to do with the rhetoric and disjointed, whiplash of policies. Tariffs are on, tariffs are paused, tariffs are on for the whole word, Nevermind paused now, can’t wait for Powell to be fired, I’m not gonna fire Powell. It’s tough to take any of this serious…but it’s deathly serious. There’s so much at stake. I don’t necessarily care about the market, but I have a vested interest in the economy not tanking! I think the only thing holding it together right now is Scott Bessent doing his best to be the voice of reason. We need some deals and some clarity asap.
Nope! My old 039, my FS 110 and backpack blower made in Virginia Beach but I bought a 500i saw last year and this new clearing saw both made in Germany. Luck of the draw I guess.So this is not one of the one's made in the US in Virginia Beach?
Two thirds of baby boomers don't have enough saved for retirement. Sucks to be them.Market always goes up. Only makes a difference if your timeline is too short.