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Strategies & Market Trends
US Inflation and What To Do About It
An SI Board Since April 2010
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1054Will have to revisit your prediction in another year....LOL Will be interesJohn Vosilla-7/23/2019
1053Yeah total destruction that group has been ongoing for a long time so makes sensJohn Vosilla-7/23/2019
1052I've been looking at Energy Equipment and Services companies. The ETF, IEZ, RetiredNow-7/22/2019
1051Deutsche stock price has jumped a bit this month as has Barclays Lots of movingJohn Vosilla-7/22/2019
1050Thanks I also have a Fidelity account.. Just not as many physical branches for John Vosilla-7/22/2019
1049This fight with "the squad" is highlighting the most extreme members od[-_-]b27/19/2019
1048Agreed. However, he picks fights that helps him. This fight with "the squadRetiredNow17/19/2019
1047BTW, here's my latest prediction. Everyone is worried about the bond bubble RetiredNow-7/16/2019
1046John, check this out. Uh oh...If DB goes down, Europe goes down. If Europe goes RetiredNow-7/16/2019
1045I bank with Fidelity Investments. I have a CMA. In that account, I keep all my lRetiredNow-7/12/2019
1044Yes, it all seems very precarious. I have to say I have no idea why markets are RetiredNow-7/12/2019
1043Many reasons you mention why interest rates can't rise. Can't imagine John Vosilla-7/11/2019
1042I need to be liquid be ready to transfer large amounts of money in a matter of hJohn Vosilla-7/11/2019
1041Not sure it is. corporate debt is over rated by the ratings agencies. Gundlach eRetiredNow-7/11/2019
1040Why floating rate debt? That will float downwards as rates inevitably come down,RetiredNow-7/11/2019
1039Are you positioned well for the next downturn? Different position than most herJohn Vosilla-7/11/2019
1038They will definitely find themselves buying up corporate bonds, as that is likelJohn Vosilla-7/11/2019
1037I wonder if Trump's ongoing pressure will blow China up. Kyle Bass strips baRetiredNow-7/4/2019
1036Well, I think we are going to see negative treasury yields in this country durinRetiredNow-7/4/2019
1035Trump rocked in Orlando tonight. Now if only he can stay on message, stay aboveJohn Vosilla-6/19/2019
1034LOLOLRetiredNow-6/14/2019
1033Meet eight year old miniAOC on 'Green New Deal' She is hilarious can fJohn Vosilla-6/9/2019
1032Not bad now but very sensitive to interest rates. Probably gas prices as well..John Vosilla-6/9/2019
1031Yes, it is true. Ask yourself, what is on the other side of Trump? The answer isRetiredNow-6/5/2019
1030Wow! I had not seen that. I knew the housing market was rolling over, but didn&#RetiredNow-6/1/2019
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