The U.S. economy doesn't turn on a dime, talk to me in six months, says Solus' Dan Greenhaus

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[alfredleo]

Hello, Last night CNBC NEW was talking about how investors make people as millions. Do possibly have a list of the Green cryptos, I have XRP, ALGO, XLM, DAG and VRA (by the way what do you think of VRA and its utility use) I also have some BTC and ETH...

[sharadshukla]

HELLO👋, I'M TOTALLY NEW TO CRYPRO AND FOREX TRADING AND I HAVE BEEN MAKING HUGE LOSES TRADING ON MY OWN😥 BUT RECENTLY I SEE A LOT OF PEOPLE EARNING FROM IT. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE GIVE ME A NEW STRATEGY OR AT LEAST TELL ME WHAT I'M DOING WRONG?

[carter]

U.S. stock index futures were lower on Thursday as news of another COVID lockdown in China revived concerns about a slowing global economy. My primary concern is how to grow my reserve of $300k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains, sure I know the risks of short term gains are much greater but if well managed one'd make a killing, am I wrong?

[thecountofmontecristo]

Haha notice how his voice briefly breaks at the end in response to statements by Tom Lee and Stephen Banister. He even has to state that he isn't being disrespectful. The reality is in private he'd be laughing at how ridiculous these guys sound spewing hope-ium and betting on 1% outcomes. Of course it could happen, but to reference horse racing parlance, you'll go broke much faster backing 100/1 shots than the favourite.

[johnklischner]

He used the right reference first time around, Titanic.

[supadave]

They cut this clip short because the guest wasn't bearish enough 😂

[nadred]

*tries to explain energy crisis in eu*
“Let me just put it this way, europes in trouble”

[DrunkenXiGinPing]

Higher it goes, lower it falls. Faster it rises, swifter it tumbled !
This is the axiom that rings true in a timeless fashion !

[gaileickhoff]

I wonder what the best opportunities to invest now are, there are opinions but a little later I find out these opinions don't matter as a totally different turn of events play out with the stocks they discussed therein...

[shellywhite]

I read about a man in his 50s that started investing in stocks  then retired in 2years with over $6million, that right there is my utmost goal and I'd really appreciate clues and tips on how to reach this goal within 5years

[jameswill]

This will all be over when the current president leaves office this is how long it is going to take.

[exiledhebrew]

I disagree Dan; fiat currency collapse sounds pretty "eventful"

[joefuentes]

I heard that as "soulless alternative asset management" 😅

[adisuharya]

Wow, not true not true not true…

Your narrative is so fluffy

[malekmoqaddam]

Make no mistake of it: stocks are going south. The Fed has no choice but to raise rates and that will cause the markets to go down.

[muralikarthik]

Just my POV: Central banks can juggle the economy with their monetary policies. They can increase the borrowing cost and create pain for the economy and its people or do vice-versa. They can create more jobs by the above process and by buying corporate bonds and by making the share prices of companies go higer or they can do vice-versa. Governments can join hands and can implement policies to make or break you like increasing the price of day to day goods and commodity.

Its not that when we are rich we become independent. It can even become even more devastating if you rich and you're misinformed or did not take right financial decisions.

Then why this narrative fed to us during our childhood to study hard, work hard, earn lot, save lot, die rich, pass wealth.

What we need is happiness, peace of mind, good health, save planet, save humanity.

Its a flase narrative that once we become rich we become independent. Its actually the indenpendence to choose the lifestyle you want makes you rich.

[hashem.]

Pro growth policies, grow our way out of shortage. We can do it.

[DavidGatto]

As a former investment banker, Powell expects quarterly results: You play how you train.

[metaljam]

What economy? what employment? Adding leisure and travel related jobs is not an economy. There is no Fed PUT, we are already in a recession globally. Debt is out of control, inflation, war, inverse bond yields, equities still at record highs relative to historical norms...

[dorispowers]

31 trillion dollars of debt. That's all I need to say.