I will say it again. Caution in all asset classes remains. How much risk are you taking on for how much reward you are expecting to acquire? Keep asking yourself that question. Better to be out of the market wishing you were in rather than being in the market wishing you were out.
Interesting walk through. Outlook is dismal, which is a bummer. :\
RealMacro
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@fidelr3843, :( Wait till the next chart that I will post in a few days. It will look worse.
fidelr3843
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@RealMacro, LoL - I'm eagerly and fearfully looking forward to it. Been following you for about a week and love the work that you share. Much appreciated.
Edamame_z
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Great video, love your macro analysis. Just started to get into the stock market and it's a crazy time. keep it up! gobbling up your videos as soon as they come out.
Amazing education. I follow paid newsletters, read various publications, etc. Your 20 minute macro videos are the most educational by far. Please keep it up.
nanakoglasgow
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@RealMacro lots of upswing this week, it almost managed to reach the high point of last week, so far not dipping back to the low. Has anything changed? I've heard some talk of consumer price index releasing soon, maybe that was yesterday is your outlook on nasdaq still bearish?
Penny for your thoughts?
norpez
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Absolutely LOVE your videos and look forward to them. Keep up the great work. You’ve opened up my eyes on the macro scale—no one around me has done that. I appreciate it! Can’t wait for more!
bestraderbro
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sayonara amigo!
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Key ingredient for a recession is a low labor market but that is not the case in 2022, as a matter of fact the Jan 2022 numbers indicate non farm jobs spiked. This means the economy is definitely improving. The Stock Mkt and Housing Market definitely had to take a breather from the extreme spike up. The analysis is great but there are many moving parts; sometimes if it quacks like a duck it's not necessarily a duck (aka recession). The economy and market is roaring back with a shortage of labor; this is great news overall. No matter where institutions and people move their money, the key is the labor market being strong and stable which in view of vaccines it seems to indicate people are back working and paying bills and buying things more now which causes a demand and hence a spike in the price of goods.