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@RyanDetrick Combination of tariffs, reverse repo drying out, high gov debt putting pressure on long rates , low jobs growth are all capable to pressure stocks down even more. Wonder when we get that indication if it is just a mild correction?
@Ashton_1nvests we should see unemployment rise very soon so we might have a correction. i don't believe in huge crash but i feel there has to be a correction
@profplum99 The more I see what happens the less I believe in a huge stock crash this year despite scary looking charts. We might have choppy markets but eventually we hopefully return to healthy but slow grows
@RyanDetrick You sound like financial zodiac sign reader. Stock trading should not be about constellations and vodoo magic. Economists got their Nobel prizes not for predicting slow February. How about we start teaching kids real economics?
@BobEUnlimited Some of the tariffs can boost specific domestic industries and production. Overall I agree it will be negative but some high value industries in the US desperately need a cost advantage.
@ValueStockGeek I have a strategy that cannot even theoretically have 30% drawdown. Some key points: more than 50% in t-bills, high turnover of dividend stocks, multifactor analysis. I described it here: https://t.co/ZtTbuziNti
@KobeissiLetter PE ratios can go crazy numbers (plus or minus) because earnings can be very jumpy. PS ratios are rarely jump by a lot because sales rarely can 10x in a year. $PLTR PS ratio is absolutely insane: 71.
@LanceRoberts Very risky but potentially very rewarding trade. There are early signs that the new US administration chose the Argentina scenario and that should reduce inflation and therefore be positive for long term bonds. I predicted two possible scenarios here: https://t.co/eaPKLlRgEo