From Greg M
Beware the Ides of March.
They will NOT act because they CAN'T act! Hahahahahahahaaaaaa! 🤣 🤣 😃
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeheheheheheheheheeeeeee! 😈 😈 😈
Fed does what it's told by the owners period. So do all the central banks they do
what they are told because the markets are "owned" by the owners so you end up
with some of the owners acting like an elephant in a china shop trying to grab whatever
they target as what is "theirs" and so the Fed provides them that candy and ice cream.
They've been doing that for ever and ever. When do you see any billionaires or trillionaires
not getting what they want like a baby with a baby bottle? Never, ever. So, they liked the
Fed Largesse that spewed forth to them during all these years since the last debacle
and feathered their nests to trillions while the rest of the people were screwed to the wall.
Now they demand the interest rate hikes because they want that piece of the largesse
as well. Will it create more jobs, more production of anything, etc? No! It will create what
is known as a high misery index within the general public which will not trickle down to
anyone else but their own flocks that stay together.
Greg, provided that list of Congressman and Senators and how they are investing. I don't
look at the House folks, they are not from the "elite group in the Senate". Out of five
of the Senators you see 4 dis investing over time. The only Senator that is doing slightly
more into the stock market is Tubberville a "newibie" at best.
As far as the Stock Markets in particular and then other general markets in general, I would
have to surmise all these markets like an ocean with tides. In the ocean you have a cycle of
high tides and low tides. Sometimes we have historic high tides sending ocean water into
homes and streets near the ocean. While, then there are ebbing low tides which slowly recede
to lower levels very subtly and slowly. In this case this seems to be the case with the current
markets "even" with the Fed having infused so much liquidity and largesse into the "markets".
Greg advised well that the Fed Has A Purchasing Desk on which to make trades in the public
markets to effect a rebound in any sector or any stocks and inversely to sell stocks as well
when they believe that market or stock is showing maintaining it's level of activity and
higher trending. But, if you look at the today's increase in pricing of stocks you then have
to ask from what and what was the last high realized. Here it is: AAPL recovers to $174.26
last high= $821.12, MSFT- recovers to $310.07 last high = $342.70, AMZN- recovers to
$2,984.99 last high = $3,311.07, Google recovers to $2,709.71 last high = $2,837.37, TSLA
recovers up to $934.05 last high= $1,107.72, FB recovers to $312.40 last high= $332.38,
NVDIA recovers to $244.75 last high = $332.38, UH recovers to $472.46 last high = $505.89,,
WMT recovers to $139.81 last high = $145.38, even MA that screamed upward like a screaming
eagle in the last several days recovered to: $385.46 last high = $395.57, WFC recovers to
$53.81 last high = $58.03. So, rather than speaking about percentages of increase or change
each day, we all need to be looking at the overall receding of the market at "this time" like
the low tide of an ocean over several hours however the several hours of a low tide equal
months in a much more intricate dance or flow.
In referencing to oil somewhere in the vicinity of $88.30 per barrel "but" you have to get out
in front of any investment and ask how this will and can effect economies across the world
inclusive of the US. Anytime your basic energy costs go up, this impacts the discretionary
dollar/currency elasticity meaning in effect if you have to pay more at the pump, grocery
store, retail outlet for stuff, you can only buy so much before you run out of the greens
to buy the stuff. This has a deleterious effect on any economy unless everyone is uber wealthy
and has money to just throw away on purchasing stuff. This then effects your job levels, income
levels, pension levels of incoming infusions of invested dollar/currency wealth which is a
recessionary process not any outlying indicator of higher results in terms of bottom lines
of any businesses.
Then you further look into the gold and silver areas and you see even that receding in
valuation per ounce from $1,840.00 down to $1,796 and silver down from $24.00 plus
to $22.00 per ounce. Bitcoin is at $38,000 plus "but" relative to what in terms of highs?
$50,000 plus?
So, naturally whether the advocates for $100-$500 per barrel oil, this will boomerang
contrarily on the entire economic system and result in an even more quickened pace
of economic activities and so sound and good economic barometers inclusive of the
misery index that most folks never talk about until it effects them to some degree.
I think the Fed knows this all too well, and so to do the other Central Bankers out there
so rather than create a panacea of panic and despair over the basic fundamentals of
the world economy that is decoupling as the supply lines and faltering Chinese production
and real estate demonstrate, where is all this so called growth coming from? In terms
of capital markets, inevitably they go from "boom to bust" over a period of time. Whether
we like it or not. So, I think the Fed if they do any increase of rates it will be much more
deliberative and slow than one thinks or projects from what they say in public. In good
times or at least with more forward powerful economies of scale and better indicators
the Fed would increase the rates but "not" if it means completely derailing the entire
macro and micro economies in the most serious sense. That would be rather fruitless
and terribly insane when referencing to the general public and general welfare of the
full body of the US Citizens here in the US as well as those around the world.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/31/feds-barkin-says-businesses-would-welcome-higher-interest-rates.html
🐂💩
😂
Greg, whatever happens, we will win!!!
Beware the Ides of March.
They will NOT act because they CAN'T act! Hahahahahahahaaaaaa! 🤣 🤣 😃
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeheheheheheheheheeeeeee! 😈 😈 😈
Fed does what it's told by the owners period. So do all the central banks they do
what they are told because the markets are "owned" by the owners so you end up
with some of the owners acting like an elephant in a china shop trying to grab whatever
they target as what is "theirs" and so the Fed provides them that candy and ice cream.
They've been doing that for ever and ever. When do you see any billionaires or trillionaires
not getting what they want like a baby with a baby bottle? Never, ever. So, they liked the
Fed Largesse that spewed forth to them during all these years since the last debacle
and feathered their nests to trillions while the rest of the people were screwed to the wall.
Now they demand the interest rate hikes because they want that piece of the largesse
as well. Will it create more jobs, more production of anything, etc? No! It will create what
is known as a high misery index within the general public which will not trickle down to
anyone else but their own flocks that stay together.
Greg, provided that list of Congressman and Senators and how they are investing. I don't
look at the House folks, they are not from the "elite group in the Senate". Out of five
of the Senators you see 4 dis investing over time. The only Senator that is doing slightly
more into the stock market is Tubberville a "newibie" at best.
As far as the Stock Markets in particular and then other general markets in general, I would
have to surmise all these markets like an ocean with tides. In the ocean you have a cycle of
high tides and low tides. Sometimes we have historic high tides sending ocean water into
homes and streets near the ocean. While, then there are ebbing low tides which slowly recede
to lower levels very subtly and slowly. In this case this seems to be the case with the current
markets "even" with the Fed having infused so much liquidity and largesse into the "markets".
Greg advised well that the Fed Has A Purchasing Desk on which to make trades in the public
markets to effect a rebound in any sector or any stocks and inversely to sell stocks as well
when they believe that market or stock is showing maintaining it's level of activity and
higher trending. But, if you look at the today's increase in pricing of stocks you then have
to ask from what and what was the last high realized. Here it is: AAPL recovers to $174.26
last high= $821.12, MSFT- recovers to $310.07 last high = $342.70, AMZN- recovers to
$2,984.99 last high = $3,311.07, Google recovers to $2,709.71 last high = $2,837.37, TSLA
recovers up to $934.05 last high= $1,107.72, FB recovers to $312.40 last high= $332.38,
NVDIA recovers to $244.75 last high = $332.38, UH recovers to $472.46 last high = $505.89,,
WMT recovers to $139.81 last high = $145.38, even MA that screamed upward like a screaming
eagle in the last several days recovered to: $385.46 last high = $395.57, WFC recovers to
$53.81 last high = $58.03. So, rather than speaking about percentages of increase or change
each day, we all need to be looking at the overall receding of the market at "this time" like
the low tide of an ocean over several hours however the several hours of a low tide equal
months in a much more intricate dance or flow.
In referencing to oil somewhere in the vicinity of $88.30 per barrel "but" you have to get out
in front of any investment and ask how this will and can effect economies across the world
inclusive of the US. Anytime your basic energy costs go up, this impacts the discretionary
dollar/currency elasticity meaning in effect if you have to pay more at the pump, grocery
store, retail outlet for stuff, you can only buy so much before you run out of the greens
to buy the stuff. This has a deleterious effect on any economy unless everyone is uber wealthy
and has money to just throw away on purchasing stuff. This then effects your job levels, income
levels, pension levels of incoming infusions of invested dollar/currency wealth which is a
recessionary process not any outlying indicator of higher results in terms of bottom lines
of any businesses.
Then you further look into the gold and silver areas and you see even that receding in
valuation per ounce from $1,840.00 down to $1,796 and silver down from $24.00 plus
to $22.00 per ounce. Bitcoin is at $38,000 plus "but" relative to what in terms of highs?
$50,000 plus?
So, naturally whether the advocates for $100-$500 per barrel oil, this will boomerang
contrarily on the entire economic system and result in an even more quickened pace
of economic activities and so sound and good economic barometers inclusive of the
misery index that most folks never talk about until it effects them to some degree.
I think the Fed knows this all too well, and so to do the other Central Bankers out there
so rather than create a panacea of panic and despair over the basic fundamentals of
the world economy that is decoupling as the supply lines and faltering Chinese production
and real estate demonstrate, where is all this so called growth coming from? In terms
of capital markets, inevitably they go from "boom to bust" over a period of time. Whether
we like it or not. So, I think the Fed if they do any increase of rates it will be much more
deliberative and slow than one thinks or projects from what they say in public. In good
times or at least with more forward powerful economies of scale and better indicators
the Fed would increase the rates but "not" if it means completely derailing the entire
macro and micro economies in the most serious sense. That would be rather fruitless
and terribly insane when referencing to the general public and general welfare of the
full body of the US Citizens here in the US as well as those around the world.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/31/feds-barkin-says-businesses-would-welcome-higher-interest-rates.html
🐂💩
😂
Greg, whatever happens, we will win!!!