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Options Arena: Can Commodities Make a Comeback? Options Arena: Can Commodities Make a Comeback? July 17, 2022 by Mike Merson Investing, Options Arena, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters Commodities outperformed in the first half of 2022, before dropping 18% in June. But they may not be another bear market casualty yet...
Peak inflation Robin Batman meme Inflation Aggregation Aggravation, Snappy NFTs & Unity Dreams July 13, 2022 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff And That Was All She Wrote… Great Ones, I woke up late after last night and I knew right away something wasn’t right. Inflation had blown. It took all I had and blew my portfolio apart … should have known it’d go bad right from the start. Where did we do wrong? Bye bye, baby, […]
the best investment to buy when stocks hit bottom and start to climb The Best Sector to Buy as Stocks Climb July 12, 2022 by Ted Bauman Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, Real Estate When markets tank, savvy investors load up on value. Because beaten-down share prices mean higher yields on some of the market's best companies. Let's take a closer look ...
Homebuyers housing market why can't you be normal meme More Housing Madness, Twitter Unglued & Uber Screwed July 11, 2022 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Our House … In The Middle Of Wall Street Analysts wear their Sunday best. Jim Cramer’s tired, he needs a rest. Retail investors are playing downstairs. Great Ones sighing in their sleep. Others have a date to keep — they can’t hang around. Our housing market … in the middle of Wall Street. Yes, we’re […]
investment opportunities to combat the Fed’s $8,000/Year “Mortgage Tax” The Fed’s $8,000/Year “Mortgage Tax” June 28, 2022 by Ted Bauman Big Picture. Big Profits., Investment Opportunities, News, U.S. Economy Inflation is caused by a mismatch between supply and demand. The Federal Reserve can’t increase the supply of goods and services. So, to control prices it must engineer “demand destruction.” That’s as nasty as it sounds. I’ve already explained how the Fed uses the “wealth effect” to make households with lots of stocks cut spending … and why that strategy won’t work with U.S. wealth concentrated in so few hands. I also explored how big changes in the U.S. and global economy since the 1970s will force the Fed to raise interest rates A LOT to bring inflation down. Today, we’re going to look at the impact of their demand destruction on U.S. households.

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