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- dantpm commented 24 hr ago
Powell is in charge of rates and he clearly states that rates can't come down until inflation comes down. Employment simply confirms that the FED isn't hurting the economy according to the FED. I guess the economist doesn't actually listen to the ...
- dantpm replied 26 hr ago
The US has been protesting past Japanese intervention...
- dantpm commented 33 hr ago
A couple of small details, China has been increasing trade and investment in Iran for a couple of decades now and might object to an all out war with Iran and the Saudi Iran conflict has not been put to rest but is not as big a deal as it was in the ...
- dantpm replied 39 hr ago
'Summer rate cuts' or 'bait for convention vote rate cuts' are very possible but will be short lived!
- dantpm replied 39 hr ago
Until you get a new Fed Chairman or a debt to gdp ration less than 100%(?), I believe you are magically going to see data that suggests inflation is higher than 3% and doesn't justify a rate cut. But I have been saying similar things for a while now. ...
- dantpm replied 41 hr ago
Possible rate cut based on what?
- dantpm replied Apr 16, 2024
Too many times we have seen Powell or Bailey say nothing and the market spike to believe that there is a substantial connection. It is all about what the market wants to do in the short time frame!
- dantpm replied Apr 16, 2024
The reason for trading a small account is to learn in the real world, once the strategy or approach is proven you can 'throw more money' at the situation or possibly even look towards a funded prop account, ...
- dantpm replied Apr 15, 2024
Actually he has! I had family in Ukraine and have been aware of what has been going on for years! Instead of the propaganda news you can easily research how the US destroyed Ukraine and is now trying to drag all of Europe into it! Valentine is one ...
- dantpm replied Apr 15, 2024
Here is a great example. The Viet Nam war. url The US prevented internationally supervised general elections in 1956 that resulted in the war. On the right side of democracy?
- dantpm replied Apr 15, 2024
Yeah that's the whole point. The US is behind most global conflicts! They have been for the past 60 years! I am not sure where you have lived, visited or what your background is. I have lived more than 60 years, put on a lot of travel miles and ...
- dantpm replied Apr 15, 2024
Not so sure that there are many countries that want to expand. Russia appears to be content to stay within its borders. They just want the US and Ukraine to stop shelling their borders. China does appear to want to expand into the south China Sea. ...
- dantpm replied Apr 14, 2024
You are kidding! Since WW2 the US has done more to f---up the planet than any other country. Some of the famous screw ups, putting Saddam Hussein in power in Iraq and allowing him to commit horrendous crimes until he started offering to sell oil for ...
- dantpm replied Apr 14, 2024
As the BRIC alliance grows, alternatives to SWIFT popup and so on hopefully it will put more pressure on the US to 'reform'.
- dantpm replied Apr 14, 2024
Extracted Posts — Biden's facing more and more backlash from US citizens who are going without while the US promotes war with China, Russia, the proxy war between Israel and Palestine and so on. Sad detail is the US has caused all these ...
- dantpm replied Apr 14, 2024
The US and UK created the 'Israel' problem because neither country wanted to resettle Jewish people in the UK or US at the end of WW2. url Now they both tend to ignore the local atrocities or wave fingers at the guilty parties while supplying them ...
- dantpm replied Apr 10, 2024
Powell has been telling people since Xmas that the US government has to cut spending but I can't believe how many people hear that and say he is talking in code about rate cuts! ...
- dantpm replied Apr 10, 2024
The GU / DXY response to the US CPI suggests that there won't be a rate cut anytime soon!
- dantpm replied Apr 10, 2024
Interesting chart. Oil is supposedly only 5% of CPI yet it appears strongly correlated to the overall index. Suggests to me that the roll of oil is 'not understood' by the people generating the statistics... url
- dantpm replied Apr 10, 2024
I don't find these statistics dependable. Too many holes. Biden was talking about the 15 million net jobs he created yet unemployment remains the same and the population only grows by a couple of million. All data that simply doesn't add up. CPI is ...