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BreezyH

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I know the word on the street has been talking about CS, but I didn't DB was at risk too. That's big :wow:



You have to figure that most of their models were likely based on lower rates, cheaper energy and a better dollar/euro exchange. I imagine every EU business is having to tough conversations right now
 

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Not much this week. Let's see how the market reacts after the major sell off on Friday.

Unemployment numbers drop this Friday....


The true earning season officially kicks off next Friday, October 14th, with all the big banks reporting.....

I hope the market does bounce up so I can load up on more SQQQ. Futures are all red though :whew:


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Well MindMed ($MNMD) has been a lesson learned and a hard kick in the dikk :skip:

This is why I never go more than $2,500 into super speculative stocks, learned a similar lesson with BioFuel ($BIOF)
 

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I’m kind of confused at the rhetoric that’s out there.

So we need to crush inflation.
Raising the rates is a way to crush inflation.
Money has been cheap for several years.
By “barely” increasing the rates people are complaining that central banks are doing too much.
So if we reduce the rates prematurely, inflation has a chance of coming back.

I mean seriously I rather crush inflation at point then do this half ass shyt.

 
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