Oh no the jobs report is less than expected. This matters not, the FOMC with its magic money machine will just keep pushing prices high and higher.
There is no doubt he's underperforming US indexes on a combined basis. I wouldn't say anything except every time we have a correction he acts like he's raking it in on his triple short etfs in his trading account no mention of losses in his retirement account. Just like the 50-80% losses on several posted trades on here in June are kind of out of sight out of mind in his world. On Sunday, he predicted a 3% plus drop in US indexes in Monday yet the rest of the week he's crowing about his retirement account. If someone truly believed a 3% market wide drop was coming, their retirement account would be in cash ( or worse ) on Monday. That would leave you a step behind just just owning the indexes. Like the "buy and holders" he's been calling "fools" on here for years. I don't think any of this is about making money for him. It's an emotional thing he just wants some wins to crow about; the actual amount or overall performance of all his "trading" hardly matters. Ok, good for him to join the "buy and holders" to some degree. Hopefully no more "fools" posts disrespecting theoretical people who never adjust at the top.
One that tracks nothing inflationary. If they were actually tracking anything relevant they'd know inflation has been everywhere for some years now. They sure as hell don't buy their own groceries.
I have been yelling that for years....inflation is running much much higher than the feds target rate of 2%. They know this and if they were to raise rates even an inkling of a percent markets would collapse. Like you said go out and buy a simple bag of groceries
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