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Good times are here to stay, but only for people already having good times. If you aren't having a good time, you never will. #NewReality
Good times are here to stay, but only for people already having good times. If you aren't having a good time, you never will. #NewReality
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Maga_Chaos_Monkey
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2016 Sep 2, 7:35pm
What are you guys talking about? We are in a recovery.
After step 12 you remain in a recovery. For the rest of your life.
Bellingham Bill
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2016 Sep 2, 8:20pm
correlation was pretty tight between corporate profits and the S&P up to 2009.
yield expectations have been cut by half thanks to all the printing, so maybe we're allowed more upside in the S&P 500 now.
OTOH, when Hillary wins should the GOP retain the House, things are going to get totally, totally fucked in DC.
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2016 Sep 3, 5:11pm
If you had only listened...
Go look at what I wrote
Because oil is rising Q4 2016 or Q1 2017 Earnings will turn positive that is the reason the markets should hit a new all time high because consumption levels are still good enough..
Oh by the way
MASI (Main stock)
ATEN
UNXL
Z
GPRO
KBH
WTW
HP
TWTR
DB had a stop loss provision in it
That's a nice % return if you go time stamp every time I said to buy it
But stick to cash and ARLP... that is the safe way to play since the market cycle is very old and employment cost index is in it's first stage of rising
When the next severe downturn happens, which will be far sooner than most expect, and brutal in depth & length, Logan will disappear or try and revise his prior permabull bullshit statements (ad nauseam).
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https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2016-09-02/a-storm-is-brewing-in-global-financial-markets
Global growth is weak, and will be eroded further by Brexit. Oil prices are low, and likely to plunge further. The world has excess capacity and a wage-depressing labor surplus. Corporate profits are shaky. And deflation is laying bare the impotence of central banks. So where would you logically expect financial markets to be going, given that economic, financial and political environment?
#LogansSwan