2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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2023 is as red as a pool of blood. FED plans are very pessimistic for 2023 and the stock market is planned to fall 50 percent from its peak in 2023. The rise is as early as March 2024 or later by 2026. The decline will continue to accelerate.
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Interest rate message from Fed Administrator Waller
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said he is in favor of a 25 basis point rate hike at the next meeting, as in market expectations,
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said at an event in New York that he could cut the stage on February 1.
But Walker, who they said was too early to declare victory, said, “Death to the data, we experience some turbulence. That's why I'm in favor of the 25 basis point series at the next meeting. We still have a long way to go to reach our goal. Congratulations on the continuation of monetary tightening.”
Waller also stated that a soft slope in the economy is possible.
Kansas City Fed President Esther George, on the other hand, pointed to the services sector during the meeting and told Bloomberg that the Fed should be "patient" to see if price pressures are easing.
“Inflation is still well above arrival,” said George, who left his post at the end of this month. The area I follow is the service sector and whether the settler pressures there continue. We must exist to understand on the right track and reach the 2 percent target.” he said.
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said he is in favor of a 25 basis point rate hike at the next meeting, as in market expectations,
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said at an event in New York that he could cut the stage on February 1.
But Walker, who they said was too early to declare victory, said, “Death to the data, we experience some turbulence. That's why I'm in favor of the 25 basis point series at the next meeting. We still have a long way to go to reach our goal. Congratulations on the continuation of monetary tightening.”
Waller also stated that a soft slope in the economy is possible.
Kansas City Fed President Esther George, on the other hand, pointed to the services sector during the meeting and told Bloomberg that the Fed should be "patient" to see if price pressures are easing.
“Inflation is still well above arrival,” said George, who left his post at the end of this month. The area I follow is the service sector and whether the settler pressures there continue. We must exist to understand on the right track and reach the 2 percent target.” he said.
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Interest rate message from Fed Administrator Waller
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said he is in favor of a 25 basis point rate hike at the next meeting, as in market expectations,
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said at an event in New York that he could cut the stage on February 1.
But Walker, who they said was too early to declare victory, said, “Death to the data, we experience some turbulence. That's why I'm in favor of the 25 basis point series at the next meeting. We still have a long way to go to reach our goal. Congratulations on the continuation of monetary tightening.”
Waller also stated that a soft slope in the economy is possible.
Kansas City Fed President Esther George, on the other hand, pointed to the services sector during the meeting and told Bloomberg that the Fed should be "patient" to see if price pressures are easing.
“Inflation is still well above arrival,” said George, who left his post at the end of this month. The area I follow is the service sector and whether the settler pressures there continue. We must exist to understand on the right track and reach the 2 percent target.” he said.
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said he is in favor of a 25 basis point rate hike at the next meeting, as in market expectations,
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said at an event in New York that he could cut the stage on February 1.
But Walker, who they said was too early to declare victory, said, “Death to the data, we experience some turbulence. That's why I'm in favor of the 25 basis point series at the next meeting. We still have a long way to go to reach our goal. Congratulations on the continuation of monetary tightening.”
Waller also stated that a soft slope in the economy is possible.
Kansas City Fed President Esther George, on the other hand, pointed to the services sector during the meeting and told Bloomberg that the Fed should be "patient" to see if price pressures are easing.
“Inflation is still well above arrival,” said George, who left his post at the end of this month. The area I follow is the service sector and whether the settler pressures there continue. We must exist to understand on the right track and reach the 2 percent target.” he said.
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See and decide for yourself... I have to sell here as technical analysis .
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The difference is that in the 70s we did not have such indebtedness of the companies, the prolonged high interest rates will lead to bankruptcies and then the zombie companies will shine, it will be seen who swims naked. And they won't be few, that's why the Fed will start reducing the interest rate, and the government will want to stimulate the economy, the collapse is inevitable.
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Short
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Sell off
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sell off them all.
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sell off them all.
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sell off them all.
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Resistance Everywhere
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SHORT
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Microsoft is far from expected performance. The decline has begun. Frustration.
Minus 10 percent gap down at opening. minus fifty percent down for next month and beyond
Minus 10 percent gap down at opening. minus fifty percent down for next month and beyond
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UN predicts slowdown in global economy
The United Nations (UN) predicted that global economic growth would decline to 1.9 percent in 2023 due to the food and energy crisis caused by the Russia-Ukraine War, the continuing impact of Kovid-19, and persistent high inflation. This rate was recorded as the lowest growth forecast in recent years.
The United Nations (UN) predicted that global economic growth would decline to 1.9 percent in 2023 due to the food and energy crisis caused by the Russia-Ukraine War, the continuing impact of Kovid-19, and persistent high inflation. This rate was recorded as the lowest growth forecast in recent years.