Once again I am reminded of that disclaimer: "Previous performance is no guarantee of future performance." But it certainly seems like some folks believe that it must be. I do find that it is mostly true with people and horses, and usually with restaurants as well. Of course it is a great weasel-phrase for when advice is found to be terribly wrong.
"Everything" leads to unavoidable price hikes. We all know that but some still don't believe it. Fears based on rumors, and rumors based on fears, they all lead to unavoidable price hikes.
It never made sense to export LP gas, in my opinion, since when it is gone, it is gone, and there isn't any more. Given that our country plans to be around for a while, how does it make any sense to dispose of a resource that we know we will need in the future? It looks a whole lot like short term thinking coupled with greed and a bit of stupidity.
It is difficult to see how starting a trade war can benefit the majority of Americans, while it is clear how it can benefit that top 1% group. This should be obvious to more folks than just me.
It used to be that it was Ted Nuggent who would randomly shoot his mouth off with stupid stuff. But he was a rock star and so folks let it go. We did not expect Elon Musk to do the same sort of thing, with far worse consequences.
It was a lack of adequate regulation that gave us the financial disaster of 2008, if you recall. President Trump is only favoring his friends with the d-regulation, and probably the next disaster will be even worse. To be fair, I despise disasters because they harm and hurt folks like me. I do not enjoy being harmed or hurt. So really, the financial sector needs MORE carefully thought out regulation. Not the poorly thought out emotional reactions that sometimes become law.
Gold keeps, it does not rust or spoil. So unless you purchased it with borrowed money or need the funds to pay off a bookie, why not hang on to it for a few more days?
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Barron's Says The 200 Day Moving Average Is Dead
Once again I am reminded of that disclaimer: "Previous performance is no guarantee of future performance." But it certainly seems like some folks believe that it must be. I do find that it is mostly true with people and horses, and usually with restaurants as well. Of course it is a great weasel-phrase for when advice is found to be terribly wrong.
US Retailers Warn Trade Wars Will Unleash "Unavoidable" Price Hikes Before Holidays
"Everything" leads to unavoidable price hikes. We all know that but some still don't believe it. Fears based on rumors, and rumors based on fears, they all lead to unavoidable price hikes.
SPX, Gold, Oil And G6 Targets For The Week Of October 1st
I am snowed by the jargon. Not your problem, but definitely mine. Sorry about that.
U.S. Natural Gas Exports Hit By Tariffs: ETFs In Focus
It never made sense to export LP gas, in my opinion, since when it is gone, it is gone, and there isn't any more. Given that our country plans to be around for a while, how does it make any sense to dispose of a resource that we know we will need in the future? It looks a whole lot like short term thinking coupled with greed and a bit of stupidity.
Agricultural Exports Plunge, Trump Accuses China Of Meddling In US Elections
I would say a larger ego, not a larger brain. There is a real difference.
Agricultural Exports Plunge, Trump Accuses China Of Meddling In US Elections
It is difficult to see how starting a trade war can benefit the majority of Americans, while it is clear how it can benefit that top 1% group. This should be obvious to more folks than just me.
Elon Finally Goes Too Far
It used to be that it was Ted Nuggent who would randomly shoot his mouth off with stupid stuff. But he was a rock star and so folks let it go. We did not expect Elon Musk to do the same sort of thing, with far worse consequences.
Will Trump’s Policies Trigger A Shrinking International Role For The U.S. Dollar?
It was a lack of adequate regulation that gave us the financial disaster of 2008, if you recall. President Trump is only favoring his friends with the d-regulation, and probably the next disaster will be even worse. To be fair, I despise disasters because they harm and hurt folks like me. I do not enjoy being harmed or hurt. So really, the financial sector needs MORE carefully thought out regulation. Not the poorly thought out emotional reactions that sometimes become law.
Metals And Miners
Gold keeps, it does not rust or spoil. So unless you purchased it with borrowed money or need the funds to pay off a bookie, why not hang on to it for a few more days?
Micron Is Inexpensive, Despite Producing Compelling Growth Rates
Very Interesting indeed!!