This week, Wall Street faced escalating Middle East tensions, a divided Federal Reserve, slowing economic data, and a massive wave of AI investment... yet stocks kept pushing toward record highs.
All these “Debbie downers”. Quit whining, minimize your risk. The “screaming Mimi” act is childish and boneheaded. The world is unsettled and that is a good thing.
What happens to all the trillions generated when the "bubble" of stock Buy Backs takes its toll. And everyone realizes these companies are worthless past paper?
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the markets know that with the advent of CORPORATE SOCIALISM (reaganomics / trickle down / supply side theory) Wall Street investors can inflate the bubble with the guarantee that when it Pops Main Street (wage earners who havent been exempted from taxation) will pay for their losses
You're too close to the telescope. Gamblers play to a really big pot and somebody takes it. The casino is gigantic and the big players have Deep Pockets. Each one wants to take the pot and they're betting on the pot. Where did you grow up, Mars?
could use stronger currencies around world greater purchasing power for affordable prices that also increase trade by making exports more affordable lowering trade and budget deficits governments banks investors can use some of monetary stimulus from low central bank Federal Reserve federal funds interest rates to purchase government bonds of other nations helps them with government spending and reduce debt as well as stronger currencies purchasing power
Wouldn't the M2 being at an all-time high contribute to the markets soaring while the economy isn't (being flooded with liquidity)? All that money isn't going to sit on the sidelines.
Massive deficit spending is the core cause of excess liquidity, the thing that is ramping up the market right now. 2026 the US Government is expected to have a 2 Trillion deficit. That money is going somewhere.
Thanks for raising reasonable concerns! For me the thing is not only "why are stocks soaring". I would rather know wether a correction is a matter of time (note that I am not asking when). But is a correction certain, or can this rally sustain itself for years. Rates are too high in my opinion, for a multiyear rally. What do you think.
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As always great content Mr Malek.
the markets know that with the advent of CORPORATE SOCIALISM (reaganomics / trickle down / supply side theory) Wall Street investors can inflate the bubble with the guarantee that when it Pops Main Street (wage earners who havent been exempted from taxation) will pay for their losses
frd bin *traped*4 decades
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yet the 1% gitt wRinch areD why ... { under a trillion }
become middle clASS
ahDAH
wen warsh sportsz a killer cigar
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nope, not evin then