+1 Don't by the super-organic premium ones. You're paying too much for regular conventional eggs/run of the mill butter. |
Not sure why you care so much about the source. Either he dumped the stocks or he didn’t. Multiple sources say he dumped the stocks, including Bloomberg. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-15/burry-s-scion-hedge-fund-cuts-long-us-stock-holdings-to-just-one |
Who TF would pay $12 for a dozen eggs. That’s just insane. |
Spoken like a true rube. |
+1. Also this dude tried to short Tesla for years. He has a big name for shorting RMBS, but I don’t think his recent calls are quite on track. |
Tight labor markets increase inflation. Also, every recession in recent memory has been immediately preceded by a tight labor market. Unemployment is a trailing indicator. |
Eggs are at $5.50? They were $3.29 on TJs ( brown eggs trader Joe's brand) Men I'm lucky i bought two dozen |
The only $12 eggs at Whole Foods are quail eggs. |
Well Tsla is a bubble and irrational fueled by a cult of WSB dudes. |
Eh....inflation and the markets did the same thing before in the 70s. Then inflation became entrenched because the Fed backed off too early and started going back up again. Never count your chickens before your eggs have hatched. What do they say about those who ignore history? Interest rates are going to rise, and there are many signs that the economy is slowing. China also is slowing down big time, which will crimp corporate profits going forward. |
100% wrong. The markets have priced in the Fed pivot that is *supposed* to come earlier now than was previously expected. PP is correct. NASDAQ doesn't pump 20% for over a month straight without a reason. The reason is that the pivot has been priced into the market. |
| OH NO WE R ALL GOING TO BE POORZ! |
+1. Store brand eggs are under $5 a dozen. Not sure what the PP is talking about. |
Not average. There are other stores besides Whole Foods. |
Well he disagreed because he eventually pulled away from Tesla. Also he dumped all his stocks and bought prison stock - seriously. |