Yes, reading the chart like everyone else. What is the point you are making? Should we be in or out of the market? Are the Q2 results going to trigger another fall in the market? This is an election year, is the Fed done with taking action? They have said no. Isn't the real question, at what point will the debt burden cripple chances for a recovery? I have not seen anyone addressing this issue. Everyone seems to be dancing to the tune of "wait till the lousy fundamentals kick in". The folks at Fed are not just factory hands at the Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory, I would think they are also, monitoring the fundamentals and are concerned about 25% unemployment, no?
If you believe it will take until 2022 for the recovery to firm-up when do you think the market will turn bullish, early 2021? If everyone stays out of the market till then, that may stall the recovery further, no?
A short term drop in emissions due to the economic downturn and government and business initiatives to put "the economy" in front of the environment will erase gains made and create a bleaker future. Not all companies agree with this approach, Ford Motor Company for example came out against Trump's auto emission rollbacks. You seem to be championing the relaxation of emission controls, are you?
It will be interesting to see what happens to retail department stores. The common wisdom is that they will fail. But as people leave their screens and help to re-open the economy some stores may find "new" traffic.
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A donut is also a greasy zero!
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Yes, reading the chart like everyone else. What is the point you are making? Should we be in or out of the market? Are the Q2 results going to trigger another fall in the market? This is an election year, is the Fed done with taking action? They have said no. Isn't the real question, at what point will the debt burden cripple chances for a recovery? I have not seen anyone addressing this issue. Everyone seems to be dancing to the tune of "wait till the lousy fundamentals kick in". The folks at Fed are not just factory hands at the Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory, I would think they are also, monitoring the fundamentals and are concerned about 25% unemployment, no?
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No one is going to confiscate physical gold holdings, but I guess it is a good headline...
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Thanks, Ferdi. The chart is a good way to check-up on which companies having been doing what with their dividends, albeit it is your subject list.
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This is a great way to view wealth. Cool!
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If you believe it will take until 2022 for the recovery to firm-up when do you think the market will turn bullish, early 2021? If everyone stays out of the market till then, that may stall the recovery further, no?
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A short term drop in emissions due to the economic downturn and government and business initiatives to put "the economy" in front of the environment will erase gains made and create a bleaker future. Not all companies agree with this approach, Ford Motor Company for example came out against Trump's auto emission rollbacks. You seem to be championing the relaxation of emission controls, are you?
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An excellent article. Looking forward to Part 2. Thanks.
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It will be interesting to see what happens to retail department stores. The common wisdom is that they will fail. But as people leave their screens and help to re-open the economy some stores may find "new" traffic.
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So no government bail-out for Hertz? They are not too big to fail?