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    • September 15, 2026 at 9:09 pm #18366
      BigBalls
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      First rate hike in three years. Looks like the stock market has been baking that increase into pricing for the last few days. If by some chance the Fed holds rates pat we should see a nice stock market bounce back.

      The 10 year treasury yield is approaching levels not seen since……wait for it……2007. before the crash. I’m not predicting a crash and high rates are good for my loan portfolio but some red flags are up. I think the stock market has room to run because of the corporate tax cuts, that should keep profits rolling strong. Oil continues to spike and there is no end in sight for the war with Iran. The Fed can’t hold rates with oil spiking the way it is. No way.

      I’m sure the White House will support the new Fed, which is like the old Fed. lmao.

       

      Mortgage rates are jumping up, Real Estate is screwed. Fasten them seat belts.

       

       

    • September 16, 2026 at 8:46 pm #18445
      the909
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      And so it begins… But the economy is just fine. “Best economy in years.”

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      • September 17, 2026 at 3:39 pm #18486
        BigBalls
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        It’s the Golden Age dontcha know.

        If you invest in stocks that’s not as far fetched as it sounds. It is a good time to be in the stock market. The  rich are getting richer and the poor and middle class are truly fawked. Wall Street over Main  Street for sure. I’m sure having fun watching my brokerage account get fat. If you don’t invest , you are cooked.

         

         

         

         

         

         

         

         

      • September 17, 2026 at 5:56 pm #18513
        the909
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        Also, notice how most of the job gains are in service, yet one of the point of tariffs and a key point of MAGA is to bring manufacturing home. Long way to go there, I actually am hoping for Trump to succeed in that regard. A failed president is never good for the country, regardless of the party.

    • September 17, 2026 at 7:14 pm #18526
      BigBalls
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      Manufacturing in the traditional sense is never coming back to the US. Manufacturing in non traditional ways like data centers, production of chips to support AI is likely to happen. But Billy Buttcrack MAGA isn’t getting that job. That’s going to college grads and Indian dudes.
      The factory jobs aren’t coming back they are in China,Mexico and such. Thats why the trade imbalance is never going to change.

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