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    #41
    Interesting read ...
    https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/10-signs-war-ukraine-part-great-reset

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      #42
      Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
      Interesting read ...
      https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/10-signs-war-ukraine-part-great-reset
      Poor leadership which kicks the countrymen in the balls at every turn leads to this great reset
      Net zero by cutting off energy to Europe. Wtf.
      War in Ukraine causing world wide famine.

      This country has everything you could ever need To prosper. We can make everything we need.

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        #43
        Apple up 22% year over year. Glass half full.

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          #44
          Oil at $96 this morning.

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            #45
            China equities soar overnight . . . China’s top financial policy body vowed to ensure stability in capital markets, support overseas stock listings, resolve risks around property developers and complete the crackdown on Big Tech "as soon as possible." In short, China vowed to make everything better again.

            Translation: China's government now appears panicked over financial fallout.

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              #46
              Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
              China equities soar overnight . . . China’s top financial policy body vowed to ensure stability in capital markets, support overseas stock listings, resolve risks around property developers and complete the crackdown on Big Tech "as soon as possible." In short, China vowed to make everything better again.

              Translation: China's government now appears panicked over financial fallout.
              China is scared of being pulled into Putins war. It's okay if it is their own war.

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                #47
                Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                China equities soar overnight . . . China’s top financial policy body vowed to ensure stability in capital markets, support overseas stock listings, resolve risks around property developers and complete the crackdown on Big Tech "as soon as possible." In short, China vowed to make everything better again.

                Translation: China's government now appears panicked over financial fallout.
                The short side of the NASDAQ has been a fun place to play since early December but its getting too exciting for an old guy so I'll be on the sidelines for a while.

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                  #48
                  Getting real ugly . . . . Spotify down more than 70% from recent highs, Netflix down 60%. Tesla, Amazon capitalism drain in-progress. Smaller tech stocks down as much as 70% to 80%. This sell-down has the feel of a remake of the 2000 DOTCOM crash . . .

                  NASDAQ index isn't reflecting the true carnage given it reflects the heavy weights. It took 3 years for the NASDAQ to bottom after 2000 and 14 years to recover losses.

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                    Getting real ugly . . . . Spotify down more than 70% from recent highs, Netflix down 60%. Tesla, Amazon capitalism drain in-progress. Smaller tech stocks down as much as 70% to 80%. This sell-down has the feel of a remake of the 2000 DOTCOM crash . . .

                    NASDAQ index isn't reflecting the true carnage given it reflects the heavy weights. It took 3 years for the NASDAQ to bottom after 2000 and 14 years to recover losses.
                    This combined with the 1.4% drop in first quarter GDP in the U.S. paints a somewhat gloomy economic outlook. Will this affect whether the U.S. Fed raises interest rates further?

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
                      This combined with the 1.4% drop in first quarter GDP in the U.S. paints a somewhat gloomy economic outlook. Will this affect whether the U.S. Fed raises interest rates further?
                      Good point . . . central bankers have now lost control artificially supporting stock markets for years in an effort to protect Wall Street. Now talking up huge rate hikes this year while consumers totally tapped out.

                      Not sure if it matters anymore whether they hike rates or not. Horse is way long gone out of this corral.

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