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pre market looking good because of this
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/12/cpi-inflation-report-february-2025.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/12/cpi-inflation-report-february-2025.html
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Let’s be real
Weakest. Bounce. Ever.
It seems like it really needs to flush a lot lower now, I’m looking to see a SNAPBACK
Barely coughing up 1pct after 10% down 1 way isn’t it…
14/15% next maybe get to 20 even.
FED meeting next week, could be cause/trigger..
Powell needs to cut, and like a 50bp…
Weakest. Bounce. Ever.
It seems like it really needs to flush a lot lower now, I’m looking to see a SNAPBACK
Barely coughing up 1pct after 10% down 1 way isn’t it…
14/15% next maybe get to 20 even.
FED meeting next week, could be cause/trigger..
Powell needs to cut, and like a 50bp…
Agreed, not a bounce back at all.
One of the financial guys i listen to is predicting a 30-35% drop in S&P over the next 4-6 months. then expecting a 2-3 year recovery.
It's hard to believe anyone's predictions really, but it does make my wonder.
he says powell will not give a rate cut and the market will drop rapidly on the 20th.
No one really knows, i doubt ill pull anything. Just ride it out
Same, also gonna fund my 2025 roth tomorrow and hope to catch a discount.
In and out quick boys, wouldn't be surprised if they smoke retail
You can’t convince me that the big investment firms are not using AI to algorithmically trade and help move stocks to their advantage.
No Brad, I do not trust a single politician or CEO of large companies. I sure as **** don’t trust investment firms.
Back to our regularly scheduled ****ing.
They say stress is the silent killer. But poisonous darts are pretty damn quiet.
No Brad, I do not trust a single politician or CEO of large companies. I sure as **** don’t trust investment firms.
Back to our regularly scheduled ****ing.
They say stress is the silent killer. But poisonous darts are pretty damn quiet.
According to JPMorgan strategists, as reported by Bloomberg, credit markets are pricing in 9%-12% odds of a U.S. recession, while the S&P 500 is factoring in a 33% chance. To note, JPMorgan's chief economist Bruce Kasman sees a 40% chance of a recession this year.
According to the same strategists, the worst of the drop is likely over. So who knows lol. When you look back at Biden's recession in 2022, the market dropped 20-25% before it started back upward. 2 year span for fully recovery
they definitely do. they're no fool to technology also.
There are zero reasons for them not to be using AI
Going down…..
that DG is holding strong though
WTF is going on, damn it.
The market doesn’t like uncertainty, the tariffs are uncertain at this point. It’s not going to get better till the tariff thing gets settled
I'll be broke by then. lol
No way this is just from tariffs... politics, recession fears. Trump is shaking everything up and will be for a while. who know how long it will last. Trump himself said dont watch the market... he knows it'll be volatile and he's usually one who gauges his success off market performance...
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