Tax revenues in the past were a good indicator for a recession. However after the massive $10 trillion of added public debt loans $9 trillion in QE increasing the money supply by 43% this indicator may be correcting for distortion rather than giving us an actual valid economic signal. However we should keep an eye on it as it is heading in the wrong direction. If...
References to the tax were removed from the U.S. debt bill, but that doesn’t mean it’s gone for good. Bitcoin BTC tickers down $27,167 miners in the United States can breathe a sigh of relief after a proposed tax on crypto mining did not make it into a bill to raise the U.S. debt ceiling that appears set to pass. The Digital Assets Mining Energy (DAME) excise...
US Tax Revenue has exploded by 43% since 2020 to almost $5 trillion annually. So far 2023 the US Gov't has collected $2.686 Trillion and still it has to borrow more to meet its obligations. While Real GDP has only risen 4.5%. #MMT gets it wrong again. More is never enough! The more we print the more we have to print with no real (inflation-adjusted) economic...
NOW targets: 1 week: 439 - 451 2 week target: 468-488 1 month target: > 540 Stop Loss for calls: underlying < 398 (sustained break or close) Stop Loss for shares: < 337
BingX’s Bitcoin Chart The annual inflation rate in the Eurozone rose to 10.9 per cent in September, a jump from 10.1 per cent in the previous month. Meanwhile, UK inflation hit 10.1 per cent in September, a 40-year high. Bitcoin is down 1.23% over the last 24 hours and fell to an intraday low of $18,900. The largest cryptocurrency continues to trade sideways...
The world's biggest cryptocurrency had a short-lived rally to $20,300 — the first time it had headed above this psychologically significant milestone in a week. And while 24-hour losses of 6% are unpleasant to say the least, BTC does remain flat on a seven-day timeframe — down 0.88%. CoinMarketCap data shows Ether has shed 6.43% of its value over the past 24...
btc will break out after extended taxes are due, probably a run up until then if history serves it. put oil shorting profits into here and won't do much for some time.
H&R Block, Inc. ( NYSE:HRB ) Sector: Consumer Services (Other Consumer Services) Market Capitalization: $7.186B Current Price: $44.93 Breakout Price: $47.10 Buy Zone (Top/Bottom Range): $44.40-$38.80 Price Target: $62.40-$64.20 Estimated Duration to Target: 152-161d Contract of Interest: $HRB 3/17/23 45c Trade price as of publish date: $4.65/contract
There appears to be a 2-3 year delay between the current debt rates (US) and actually debt payment increases. It seems very likely that debt payments as a percent of tax receipts will go up to 28% similar to 2019 and 2020. What happens after that. It seems unlikely to me that GDP will continue to feed increases in federal tax receipts. 30% and above is next.
This chart shows the difference between the percent of federal tax receipts used to pay interest on the national debt (currently around 20% of tax receipts) and the FEDFUNDS rate. This difference has been growing through the years as the debt grows larger and people are less willing to buy treasuries at low interest rates. Even with historically low interest rates...
This chart attempts to show the ratio between the percent of federal tax receipts used to pay interest on the national debt (currently around 20% of tax receipts) and the FEDFUNDS rate. This ratio has been growing through the years as the debt grows larger and people are less willing to buy treasuries at low interest rates. Even with historically low interest...
Gavin Newsom has been bragging about CA's $31B surplus this year but we know that the state has been struggling for a while now. A locked-down economy and people/jobs leaving the state will kind of do that. CA owes the Feds $21B in unemployment debt, btw. www.sacbee.com Looking at the budget closer, you'll see that they gave educational institutions a modest...
yeah, means Millionarrrs!! We have 6, 8 and 16 as resistance but pirate is big enough! daily close and hop on it!
The world leaders have begun to create a synthetic crisis. This crisis is far scarier - the energy crisis. It is not an accident that coal-fired power plants in Great Britain were not just shut down or canned. They exploded it without any chance to rebuild. It gave the island 44% of its generation in 2012. Britain is developing a plan to build a 3,800 km long...
The fall months are my favorite. The cool weather is a welcome change from the hot and humid days of summer. There are few sights more pleasing than the turning of the leaves over the coming weeks as the change works its way from north to south as temperatures drop. The stock market has more than a few bad memories during the fall season. The great crash of 1929...
#MSOgang #cannabisreform #epiceconomics #thegem $GNLN The War on Drugs has been a war on people—particularly people of color. The Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act aims to end the decades of harm inflicted on communities of color by removing cannabis from the federal list of controlled substances and empowering states to implement their own cannabis...
Chart show you little descending channel that we're currently on the short-term. On the other hand a long-term target on 107. Two situations have been envolving rate taxes on FED scheduled meetings. Traders should be aware that is the taxes increases and FED stops printing money for public a big bearish movement can happen on SP500, DOW JONES and USA-European...
The Study I ran an analysis on monthly stock-market returns over the last 20 years or so, to determine which sector delivered the best median dividend-adjusted returns in each month. December 2020 was the last month included in the study. The sector funds included in the analysis were all equal-weighted, although they don't all use identical methodologies or...