The Open Full Show (10/28/22)

The Open Full Show (10/28/22)
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[swedesam]

Hugh's near cryptic staccato word salad saying central banks should pivot back to QE felt like an insane manifesto from someone whose net worth is getting pummeled.

[edmundlively]

The recession starts when the 2-year to 10-year yield inverts but the recession ends when money velocity bottoms and begins to rise

[susanlanez]

Investment is your only way up to financial freedom. financial growth happens with a steady engagement in financial stability through solid investment. those who leave it to market dynamics to determine when to trade or not are either new to the Market or are probably just naïve. The market has seen far worse times than this, enlightened traders are taking advantage of the dip and pumping even more towards trading sessions <I stopped panicking about my BTC the very moment I started working with Kennet Gibbs last year, his confidence and skills is on a maximum level..

[cnsmiles]

This is exactly what happened to me but worse. Was in a room of 8 others and instead of being walked to my desk i was told to write down on sheet of paper what i left at my desk and was met at the elevator by security with my things. 60 hour work weeks writing software and you cant even trust me to get my own things without protest. Some companies really make capitalism look evil. But its really corporatism at its core and nothing to do with capitalism in its raw form.

[johndingle]

Either fed lets inflation run free and exhaust itself. Or they tighten to keep costs down until labor catches down. Two choices.

[ricardocisneros]

Never short America. Jail the person who signed shorting into markets.

[PeteFluty]

"An elephant passing through the body of a snake" - what happened here.

[johndingle]

There's this talk of rate hikes will take time. That there's a lag. That's a lie. If that's the case, we would still be booming. It's been less than year since 0% rates and QE.

We've been stagflating since December. And we haven't done much to inflation.

[joec]

Is a guy wearing a tank top giving financial advice we should trust?

[johndingle]

So short sighted. Higher inflation and subsequent rate hikes brought the age of 60/40 after 70's. How are you going to generate growth for next generation without re-pricing what money is?