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@MetamateDaz@MetamateDaz Get out there and make your billions. Musk and Bezos did not wake up one day with an Amazon or Tesla on their doorstep. Read their bibilographies. They worked, created and now they do with their companies as they please. You can too.
@elonmusk Free speech should include an even pulpit for all. I see more foolish billionaire bashing which appeals to the senses. than honest, fact based explanations as the one by @MarhinDeMosr in this post. Lets balance out that algorithm.
@MetamateDaz Maybe you should demand the government agencies and charities actually spend the money they collect on these issues, instead of blowing most of it on "administrative fees."
$2.3 trillion would make poor families VERY well off.
@MarhinDeMosr@MetamateDaz Rational fact and math based explanations dont get clicks. Hearsay screamed over a megaphone apealing to emotions without any factual merit. That gets clicks and spreads like wildfire.
In this week’s Macro & Markets Research Report, I break down:
• Why equities remain near record territory
• What the Treasury curve is actually signaling
• How oil, inflation expectations, and Fed optionality are interacting
• Why consumer sentiment matters for spending risk
• The key bull/base/bear scenarios for the week ahead
Not investment advice. For informational purposes only.
Read the full report here: https://t.co/3dz3fwjHgX
@PramilaJayapal The top 1% richest people paid for 38.4% of all the roads, schools and public safety. Mathematically, the rich pay a disproportinate amount of taxes.
Both cant be right.
U.S. equities look rich.
Gold looks cheap.
Stocks are pricing in the happy ending: Hormuz reopens, oil falls, inflation cools, the Fed stays calm, and AI earnings keep carrying the market.
But CPI is 3.8%, PPI is 6.0%, gas is $4.50, the 10Y is 4.59%, and the consumer is weakening.
That does not look like Goldilocks.
Meanwhile, gold just sold off 4% even though inflation is sticky, geopolitical risk is high, and the Fed is trapped between hiking into weakness or letting inflation run.
That scenario should support gold, not crush it.
Bottom line:
Stocks are priced for everything to go right.
Gold is priced like the Fed already solved inflation.
Both cannot be true.
Personal view only. Not investment advice.
Comment below. Which do you buy this week?
If you compare Boston to London or Paris, Boston also looks much more advaced. It was built hundreds of years after London and Paris. These brand new Chinese cities are the modern version of Boston, San Francisco, Dallas..... cities that look modern relative to Rome, Florence, Venice....My question is why did China get so poor? Over the past 2800 years its been a dominant state globally. It fell appart in the last 100 years. Why?
@Reid98Fan@oddroadmap@UziCryptoo@figgdimension I dont understand your point. A fair, rounded estimate is: about 60 million U.S. jobs are attributable to C corporations when including employees and founder/operators. C Corps generate jobs, otherwise that number would be negative.
@SmartindustryCN@jacksonhinkle What does the above have to do with commuinisim? I see investment, private property, markets, global trade. Are these communist concepts?
@ProudSocialist Chinese GDP per capita is 1/3 that of the US. For every $1.00 an american has, the chinese counterpart has $0,33 cents.
5% of the chinese population lives in these modern city centers shown on the internet.
The rest are where western cameras are prohibited to film