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On 8/4/2024 at 8:14 PM, Joe from Wyo said:

Nasdaq futures down 2.5% at the moment lol. 
 

Gonna be a bloodbath tomorrow 

I saw AAPL down 7%, but thin trading so who knows?  I'm good w/20% down from here, but I don't think we see the 4200s on the S&P.  Economy isn't that bad.  .50% cut coming. 

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He's not right all of the time, but the old prof was more right than me coming out of the Great Recession and other times. Sounds a bit overblown, but then again 3.5-4% for the FRR  wouldn't be that low historically.

 

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On 8/5/2024 at 7:16 AM, AlpineSummer said:

He's not right all of the time, but the old prof was more right than me coming out of the Great Recession and other times. Sounds a bit overblown, but then again 3.5-4% for the FRR  wouldn't be that low historically.

 

Sounds Panicky 

Probably will be .25

 

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Are we officially in a recession?

I read that AI was making a stock market bubble, but that there hasn't been a clear return on investment from the billions spent on AI.   So the stock market is now reflecting that.

I also read that high interest rates and inflation have created the long predicted recession.

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On 8/5/2024 at 8:06 AM, bornontheblue said:

Sounds Panicky 

Probably will be .25

 

I agree.  If they lower the interest rates too much, too quickly, it might create stagflation.

 

Stagflation is a combination of slow economic growth, high unemployment, and rising prices that occurs simultaneously in an economy. The term is a combination of the words "stagnation" and "inflation".

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On 8/5/2024 at 9:24 AM, The Barber said:

Are we officially in a recession?

I read that AI was making a stock market bubble, but that there hasn't been a clear return on investment from the billions spent on AI.   So the stock market is now reflecting that.

I also read that high interest rates and inflation have created the long predicted recession.

Just a week ago I read an article saying that the Fed pulled off the impossible and we will have a soft landing. Throw that article in the burn pile now, lol. 

As far as a recession goes we will have to see more data. Unemployment, consumer spending, GDP numbers etc. 

Another thing to add to the list of things that can impact the election. 

 

 

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On 8/5/2024 at 9:06 AM, bornontheblue said:

Sounds Panicky 

Probably will be .25

 

Even late last week, 0.50% in Sept. was up around 80%.  Have not looked today, but prolly 100% probability in the futures. 

Prof. Siegel has been calling for cuts for a while now (not alone by far).  Obviously, no 1.5% cut by fall (at this point).  But, as he explains in the video the U3 and PCE data indicates the FFR to be at 4% or a bit lower even now.  Not agreeing or disagreeing, but when I saw El-Erian last week call for a cut now (last week) I moved to the "they are late camp". 

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   AH and almost everything looking green.  Probably going to sell a little on the bounce (if).  Did not buy anything today.   I think the rebound gets followed by some more red.  

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On 8/5/2024 at 7:32 PM, East Village Poltergeist said:

Almost everything I've got is green AH.  Looks like a snapback.  I may sell a few selectively if the rebound warrants.  I think more downside follows, but the way the Vix went especially with the macro trends in place, I think things go up or sideways into early fall.  If not, maybe more buying opps?

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On 8/5/2024 at 8:11 PM, Joe from Wyo said:

Could be a dead cat bounce. Don’t think we’re out of the woods yet but I’m hopeful 

 Vix spike was a shit ton so I expect a rebound.  The Japan carry trade shorts stuff, who knows?   I had a bio spike 40% today before settling at +20%.  AD drug that could be a game changer. Wish I had bought more lower. 

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