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- hotaggie98 commented Sep 6, 2024
Chaos Creates Cash my friend... unless you're an investor

Fed's Goolsbee: Today's jobs number continues what we've seen
- hotaggie98 commented Sep 6, 2024
I've been at this for 30 years, and I was wrong many times, but one thing I know is the reason that the lion is still in the cage not because of the bars, but it's the invisible gaps between the bars
. You have to take everything into account. ...Waller: The Time Has Come
- hotaggie98 commented Sep 6, 2024
The time has come, but it ain't gonna be in Sept

Waller: The Time Has Come
- hotaggie98 commented Sep 6, 2024
"Cooling" is the new term for "Recession"?
Fed's Williams: jobs data is consistent with a cooling economy
- hotaggie98 commented Sep 6, 2024
"E" is for Error and Erroneous of all the crappy numbers that y'all been cooking. They cooked the numbers to fit the narratives... Nothing has changed on main street.. it only got worse
Williams: ‘E’ Is for Equipoise
- hotaggie98 commented Sep 5, 2024
Need new Chef, whoever is cooking these numbers didn't do a very good job lately

ADP: US Private Sector Employment Increased by 99,000 Jobs in August; Annual Pay was Up 4.8%
- hotaggie98 commented Sep 5, 2024
Wonder how many of these jobs are "2nd job" since people can't live with the 1st job's salary nowadays

ADP: US Private Sector Employment Increased by 99,000 Jobs in August; Annual Pay was Up 4.8%
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 30, 2024
All indicators are lagger, it's a cartoon to look at, but I doubt it made millionaires
It's like driving by looking the rearview mirror and then imagine where you want your car to go 
The MACD: The Perfect All In One Indicator?
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 23, 2024
Yep, I said this before, the only reason that he would cut rate in Sept is if he wanna say goodbye to his job next year. The FED will not do anything until after the election. Mainstreet numbers are not as rosy as the cooked numbers (we're not going ...
Powell: Review and Outlook
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 22, 2024
What's the standard deviation here +/- 880,000?

US Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims Report
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 20, 2024
And this is new because? We all know Democrats have been cooking the numbers for years... Just go to the grocery, you don't need any number from anyone. Always remember this: Democrat is a baby, if you leave it alone long enough it'll grow up to ...
Fed Confronts Up to a Million US Jobs Vanishing in Revision
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 7, 2024
I guess GS bought enough, now they need people to drive it up, so they can unload it and try again...
Goldman Sachs: Why US recession fears are likely overblown
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 6, 2024
Get ready for another beating going all the way into the weekend.
Turnaround Tuesday Stalls At Technical Resistance; Bitcoin & Bond Yields Higher
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 6, 2024
First of all, if you have to ask that question, maybe that's a good indication that you're not ready to trade on your own
, so it's best to not make a trade before the news... Second, you need to familiar yourself with the golden rule of ...NZD/USD Vulnerable to Decline in New Zealand Employment
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 6, 2024
No rate movement. The market is way ahead of itself, so a correction is needed to bring it back down to earth. Plus, a pending election in a few months, they ain't gonna do anything until the first quarter of next year. Now, it's BOJ's time, so ...
Markets are counting on the Fed to head off recession with sizeable interest rate cuts
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 6, 2024
JPY will continue to go higher because it's time for the BOJ to deal with rate per "silence" agreement at the world economic summit before this latest one that the BOJ would stay put so everyone else can get their houses in order. Now it's time for ...
Why did JPY trade lower today after trading higher for the past five sessions? 8/6/24
- hotaggie98 commented Aug 6, 2024
Another verbal ejaculation Tuesday... nothing to see here

Claudia Sahm: "U.S. isn't in a recession, but is 'uncomfortably close"