Can you explain how we will have 'hyperinflation' in the US with minimal increases in unit labor cost and basically nil wage inflation? Two thirds of the final costs of all US products and services are determined by wage costs. As it stands, Europe is closer to an inflationary problem than the US. And they had no rate cuts and Buffoonke has no say there.
No, because you are too much of a tool to answer to. You are right up there with Stocktrdr3. Also because I don't think you have serious money in the markets and are just papertrading - hence the smartass stance.
Why don't we both post blotters and see whos the real 'papertrader' and who has 'money in the markets'.
You call me out and now all of a sudden you can't be bothered. Why am I not surprised, after all this is ET.