Just watched an interview w/Zuckerberg re; the metaverse. Still have no idea why the metaverse would be relevant to anyone over the age of 30, unless they are hard core gamers.
Just watched an interview w/Zuckerberg re; the metaverse. Still have no idea why the metaverse would be relevant to anyone over the age of 30, unless they are hard core gamers.
When is it time to buy back in? 52High was 376
digital real estate, both residential and commercial.
Up to mid 160s today (Zscaler).
A second derivative EV play: BHP Billiton. Much more copper is used in EVs than ICE cars. BHP is the biggest copper miner in the world. And a 9% dividend yield to match.
Looks $45ish is where you want to consider an entry.This one getting cheap again.
Bear market rally...no?
Gold sell is bananas , I don’t get it
is that correlation not the hedge play top man
hedge vs ?
it is not inflation, I thought for sure gold was going up with the rates NOPE!
i am puzzled with gold. Now metals took a big hit everything came down...gold is mixed in there.
swiss franc moves opposite of the dollar so dollar is real strong right now. People are playing the dollar and/or shorting gold ...you can short gold ETF
bonds supposed to be opposite of stocks but the last 2 years No sir.
Bonds always move inversely to interest rates.
Whats the news on this...down to 153.Up to mid 160s today (Zscaler).
Whats the news on this...down to 153.
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Let's face it. Tech is only a trade, not an investment. Likely more downside ahead.
Let's face it. Tech is only a trade, not an investment. Likely more downside ahead.
LT tech is an investment.
just look at the top 100 tech companies 10y ago vs today.
This administration is so clueless on attacking inflation, it isn't going away for a long time.
Leftist idiots of Brandon's regime couldn't run a walk mower. Keep voting left, what great times.
I’m not a fan of the Fed, either. They haven’t had a very good record.not a fan of this Admin by any stretch but the Fed has more levers to combat inflation than the POTUS does.
Remember, CPI is a lagging indicator
Commodity $s have plummeted from peaks:
Lumber -58%,
Nickel -54%,
Aluminum -37%,
NatGas -31%,
Steel -28%,
Wheat -28%,
Zinc -25%,
Lead -23%,
Copper -22%,
Soybeans -18%,
Corn -16%,
Cotton -14%,
Cocoa -14%,
Oil -13%,
OJ -11%
(Rosenberg Research)
- Lagging indicators differ from leading indicators, such as retail sales and the stock market, which are used to forecast and make predictions.