AMZN is the best company with a decent share price... But it moves at glacier pace

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Yeah, companies spending hundreds of billions on capital projects, deporting immigrants at a fast pace and still new jobs are decreasing and unemployment is rising. Rate cut ain't helping this shit. Companies are spending tons of money so they don't have to pay people anymore.

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It's getting to the point where I'm looking at the pace of historical corrections to see if the market has ever crashed fast enough to save my puts. The answer is yes, it's done that 4 times since 1893

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lol, I think you are being /s but in case you or others aren't...it's never going back the genie doesn't go back in the inflation bottle. Either you increase population to absorb dollars or you literally must burn them out of the system. Raising interest rates only stems the flow of new money, and over time the money supply will get back to where it was. It doesn't remove old money. They printed 40% of all currency ever made, in just 2yrs...that's 8x the 5% target inflation for 2yrs. So raise inflation until it hurts, and hold that for 8yrs and the consumer will catch up. You can't do that and still have an economy...so here we are, still with inflation...oil is traded in a split market now, USD and BRICKs (of gold sometimes) due to sanctions...so yeah oil prices aren't moving one way or the other, and that part of CPI does nothing. Look at manufacturing...slowing. That means price increases continue at pace or more. Anyway, I pay more in food than mortgage, fuel, power combined for the fam of 4. I know food inflation is not going anywhere but up when immigrant labor is being expelled with bonuses for each deportation. Only going up when tariffs are hitting the exports in retaliation...farmers gonna have it rough or bailouts which wont help put food in the grocery. I think JPow should leave interest rates where they are until something breaks, cuz inflation is still here. On the other side, I own stocks too...so I'd like him to lower rates. I don't need him to though.

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None of which matters so long as wages keep pace, which they do, and you can achieve a meaningful positive real return on your investments, which you can. Protecting the purchasing power of burlap sacks of un-invested money on a 20 year horizon is nobody's goal. Currently even a HYSA exceeds inflation and offers you a positive real return.

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I'm not saying that I think 3% is good (it's been close to 3% for a while and nobody seems to care since wages are keeping pace but I digress) but rather that it's equally good for the purpose of their mandate. If you believe in the Philips curve, 2-5% is all give or take the same.

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On pace for 4-5% inflation for the year 😬

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KLAR on pace to get delisted by EOD

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Oracle stock booms 40%, on pace for best day since 1992 What happened in 1992?

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I am pretty sure the company is mining this cryptocurrency so you would be investing in a business, not the coin itself in any way. The company can grow at its own pace that can be faster or slower than the value crypto that its mining.

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