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Inflation data coming in lower than expected in the US.

Given than key prices such as oil rocketed in a very short space of time, this is to be expected? It's not like oil and gas prices trundled up slowly, there was a short, sharp increase over a few months. You would expect the YoY inflation figures to be huge at first, and then run down over a period of months, particularly with consumer demand disappearing.
 
All these huge gains I'm seeing will be gone by close tommrow..... next week at the latest.
Im still too scared to play the game.
 
JamesH85 said:
What caused them to fall off a cliff so hard? Understand the COVID one but August 21? The ratios don't look too bad.
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Hence why I bought.

From what I gather.
-over spent on takeover of another entity/debt
-over supply of PPE during covid
-suspension of dividend

But I felt it still had a decent business
 
A good day for cutting back investments it seems and then wait for the next fall :D


I just need NIO to hit 15 dollars then I'm all good
 
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I think it's quite possible interest rate rises will be eased rather quickly.

The primary effect of energy prices going through the roof is high inflation numbers. The secondary effect is economic drag, which will work to reign in inflation in. I just don't see that we need to endure a crushing, drawn-out recession in order to fight inflation.....once the initial sharp increase filters through, all the YoY numbers are going to soften into the new year.

I don't think we are in any danger of going back to a stock bull run any time soon, but I think there's a good chance that the bottom is already in.
 
Call me a sceptic but while those below a certain line are struggling and those above that line are making profits I don't think it'll soften for a while yet..
 
mid_gen said:
I think it's quite possible interest rate rises will be eased rather quickly.

The primary effect of energy prices going through the roof is high inflation numbers. The secondary effect is economic drag, which will work to reign in inflation in. I just don't see that we need to endure a crushing, drawn-out recession in order to fight inflation.....once the initial sharp increase filters through, all the YoY numbers are going to soften into the new year.

I don't think we are in any danger of going back to a stock bull run any time soon, but I think there's a good chance that the bottom is already in.
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I have this feeling too.
Even house builders with thier negative guidance seemed to have bottomed out.
 
mid_gen said:
There is a part of me that thinks Putin is about to pop a small nuke in Kherson and the markets are going to implode. But meh, least of our worries if that does happen!
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Yeah, kind. Of my thoughts. If it happens. Markets will tank. But might not be any market a day later anyway!
 
throwaway4372 said:
They must be assuming the war's ending. How true is that tho idk.
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people really believe a tiny war in Ukraine is the sole reason inflation happened? it jsust speeded things up surely.


all that money printing for like a decade and all the billions every country wasted on covid was surely never going to end well
 
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