Definitely an interesting article, and the sunshine shows us that it is still possible to invest wisely and increase one's wealth.
My thinking is that while the giants in one sector are doing quite well and holding up the averages, that the many smaller elements in other sections are not doing so very well just yet, and that they are not any part of that sunshine scene. Sorry to be so negative, but our present situation is not so wonderful as I wish it would be. Certainly there is profit to be made, but not everywhere.
OK, and that does make a lot of sense. But the herd of angry elephants in the shadow is that massive amount of debt that will need to be paid eventually, by somebody. My thinking is that it will be the large burden on the backs of folks not even born yet,
The payment without getting any goods in return will certainly be a big dampening element that will have a lasting effect that will undoubtedly slow any and all recovery. And it is the efforts to speed the recovery to aid their friends that the fed will be wanting to fuel inflation, with no concern as to the damage inflation will inflict on those not in that top few percent.
Amazingly enough, there are folks who have no need for high speed internet access, and some folks who have no desire for ANY internet connection.
Of course those who make their living pushing spam will argue that they must be able to spam every person alive with real-time high resolution spam-vertising. (This is a new word, others are free to use it.)
Amazon is in the selling business and so of course they want every living person to have real-time high resolution internet access to see all of the spam. The push for the access is entirely from sellers, not buyers. So let Amazon pay for it all.
Definitely interesting. And reading the first few lines that old phrase came to mind: "Failing to plan is planning to fail". This is certainly true iif one's main goal is maximizing one's wealth. For other lifetime goals it may possibly not be quite as critical.
This is an interesting point of view. Certainly any recovery will be slow and take a while, since we have not yet seen the worst of what this plague has to deliver.
How would the population or the economy do if half the people are gone??? That is a serious question, isn't it?
And now a brutal question for "the Fed": Why is it so important to have constant inflation??
CORRECT explanations are reasonable, but incorrect or nonsensical statements are the wrong course completely. And those attempts at obfuscation seem to be rather obvious, and really insulting, as it seems that only a dummy could believe them.
Certainly the damage from this plague, both direct and consequential, will not be undone quickly. The number of smaller firms that collapse will result in jobs that no longer exist. That part is obvious. The secondary damage, of the changing level of social interactions, may be more subtle and less obvious, but the damage to social interaction will also have an effect.
But the huge ogre standing in the shadows is that debt. It is the debt that will suck down a bigger portion of the GNP for many years, The big problem with debt is that it does, indeed, eventually need to be repaid. No convenient way around it.
Interesting! While mining is a classic way of producing wealth I would not have guessed that uranium mining would be rising. That is because of the heavy opposition to atomioc power in some circles. Prhaps those folks should only have sunlight for their illumination, and who knows what for their heating source.
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US Stock Market Weekly Review July 27- 31
Interesting but no surprises. These are bad times. Not horrible times, but certainly bad times.
And the future is still uncertain, except that we know that the recovery will not be instant. Nor even quick.
These 3 Charts Clearly Tell The Q2 Earnings Season Story
Definitely an interesting article, and the sunshine shows us that it is still possible to invest wisely and increase one's wealth.
My thinking is that while the giants in one sector are doing quite well and holding up the averages, that the many smaller elements in other sections are not doing so very well just yet, and that they are not any part of that sunshine scene. Sorry to be so negative, but our present situation is not so wonderful as I wish it would be. Certainly there is profit to be made, but not everywhere.
Why Stagflation Is Not In Our Future
OK, and that does make a lot of sense. But the herd of angry elephants in the shadow is that massive amount of debt that will need to be paid eventually, by somebody. My thinking is that it will be the large burden on the backs of folks not even born yet,
The payment without getting any goods in return will certainly be a big dampening element that will have a lasting effect that will undoubtedly slow any and all recovery. And it is the efforts to speed the recovery to aid their friends that the fed will be wanting to fuel inflation, with no concern as to the damage inflation will inflict on those not in that top few percent.
Amazon To Invest $10B In A Constellation Of Broadband Satellites, Compete With Musk's SpaceX
Amazingly enough, there are folks who have no need for high speed internet access, and some folks who have no desire for ANY internet connection.
Of course those who make their living pushing spam will argue that they must be able to spam every person alive with real-time high resolution spam-vertising. (This is a new word, others are free to use it.)
Amazon is in the selling business and so of course they want every living person to have real-time high resolution internet access to see all of the spam. The push for the access is entirely from sellers, not buyers. So let Amazon pay for it all.
Daily Stock Pick: Flanigan's Enterprises
Certainly educational. I hope that Flanigan's Enterprises Inc survives the hurricane season.
Silver Chartbook – When In Doubt, Zoom Out
Definitely interesting. And reading the first few lines that old phrase came to mind: "Failing to plan is planning to fail". This is certainly true iif one's main goal is maximizing one's wealth. For other lifetime goals it may possibly not be quite as critical.
Why Stagflation Is Not In Our Future
This is an interesting point of view. Certainly any recovery will be slow and take a while, since we have not yet seen the worst of what this plague has to deliver.
How would the population or the economy do if half the people are gone??? That is a serious question, isn't it?
And now a brutal question for "the Fed": Why is it so important to have constant inflation??
The Markets Are Sending Confounding Messages
CORRECT explanations are reasonable, but incorrect or nonsensical statements are the wrong course completely. And those attempts at obfuscation seem to be rather obvious, and really insulting, as it seems that only a dummy could believe them.
The CBO’s Pessimistic But Realistic Outlook For The US Economy
Certainly the damage from this plague, both direct and consequential, will not be undone quickly. The number of smaller firms that collapse will result in jobs that no longer exist. That part is obvious. The secondary damage, of the changing level of social interactions, may be more subtle and less obvious, but the damage to social interaction will also have an effect.
But the huge ogre standing in the shadows is that debt. It is the debt that will suck down a bigger portion of the GNP for many years, The big problem with debt is that it does, indeed, eventually need to be repaid. No convenient way around it.
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Interesting! While mining is a classic way of producing wealth I would not have guessed that uranium mining would be rising. That is because of the heavy opposition to atomioc power in some circles. Prhaps those folks should only have sunlight for their illumination, and who knows what for their heating source.