Unfortunately the federal reserve has chosen to walk the fine line of recession. It has constantly ignored speculative market warnings that a recession is here. These are often early warnings. They are often akin to mere threats. The problem starts when mass-lay off start happening. At this moment we are perhaps 2 weeks away from companies initiating the process.
My best guess is that this week the Federal Reserve will once more smack speculative markets down. However, as we are seeing companies like :
- Amazon, $AMZN, charging inflation fee. (They are a Web/logistics company, makes no sense for them to impose such a fee without being a producers. Not to mention inflation has nothing to do with the current crisis, it is a commodities issue being blamed on an inflation issue due to geo-politics and miss-management)
- TESLA, $TSLA, hiking prices due to battery production commodity scarcity.
- Oil, $OIL, prices still moving up
- Gas, $GAS, prices still moving up
and many many other factors.
The FED, Mr. Jerome and the inapt within the geopolitical power dynamics; are about to get the blunt side of wallstreet big red candle stick. EMPLOYMENT. The DXY will hit 112 dollars and be shorted as more and more companies initiate mass-lay offs to counter their extra costs. (In a world where employees cost too much but automation costs the same. A logical move for any company to survive drop in demand is to boost up automation efforts to present good results to embattled share-holders.) It has now been 2 quarters of damaged earnings, lack of demand, raising cost of capital, raising cost of goods sold.
We can only pick one fight (Inflation or Commodities (UKR) ), if we continue trying to fight both, the result will be the strongest message investors are still able to send. Massive drop in EMPLOYMENT.
Short DXY at 112. Long XMR, BITCOIN and other network aggregated value stocks that are not border or country constrained.
My best guess is that this week the Federal Reserve will once more smack speculative markets down. However, as we are seeing companies like :
- Amazon, $AMZN, charging inflation fee. (They are a Web/logistics company, makes no sense for them to impose such a fee without being a producers. Not to mention inflation has nothing to do with the current crisis, it is a commodities issue being blamed on an inflation issue due to geo-politics and miss-management)
- TESLA, $TSLA, hiking prices due to battery production commodity scarcity.
- Oil, $OIL, prices still moving up
- Gas, $GAS, prices still moving up
and many many other factors.
The FED, Mr. Jerome and the inapt within the geopolitical power dynamics; are about to get the blunt side of wallstreet big red candle stick. EMPLOYMENT. The DXY will hit 112 dollars and be shorted as more and more companies initiate mass-lay offs to counter their extra costs. (In a world where employees cost too much but automation costs the same. A logical move for any company to survive drop in demand is to boost up automation efforts to present good results to embattled share-holders.) It has now been 2 quarters of damaged earnings, lack of demand, raising cost of capital, raising cost of goods sold.
We can only pick one fight (Inflation or Commodities (UKR) ), if we continue trying to fight both, the result will be the strongest message investors are still able to send. Massive drop in EMPLOYMENT.
Short DXY at 112. Long XMR, BITCOIN and other network aggregated value stocks that are not border or country constrained.
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