Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 14:20     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Today we learned that in June the US economy lost jobs for the first time since 2020. We haven’t seen this kind of net job loss since - well, since the last time Trump was in charge.

Economists predicting 6 million job losss by the end of 2026.

GA is going to lose a Hyundai plant because Trump the idiots sent ICE there and they arrested South Koreans who were visiting the plant the morons. 400 workers arrested plant is closed and Hyundai will not create more jobs in GA they will walk back the manufacturing and the economy in that town will dies in 5,4,3,2, 1
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 14:18     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You can tell me "I told you so" after market crashes by 80% but, until then, I plan to enjoy the ride.


I’m riding it too. It’s nuts out there. Lotta money to be made before the crash. Terrible jobs report and believe it or not stocks rise. At the same time gold is skyrocketing in anticipation of more inflation. Wallstreet knows a rate cut is coming. That not a sign of a healthy economy. The sad part is half the country doesn’t understand a fking thing about finances. They’ll be the ones bailing it all out when we have to do TARP again or whatever in two years.

My guess is democrats will inherit a crash in a few years that could be worse than 2008.


It will but before that. The pre tariff stock is running out. Inflation is set to take off.


Christmas should be the wake up call. Orders had to be in this week to get ships on the water in time to stock. Too much uncertainty and too many tariffs led to very low to no orders. And the de minimus rule change has led to much confusion and delays.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 14:12     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The fed has to make a choice as to whether it emphasizes propping up the job market or tamping down inflation. Usually, it is not a very conflicted choice because inflation usually means high growth and a decent job market. The tariffs are putting us in a weird position where prices are going up but job growth is declining.

I think Wall Street knows that the fed is going to have to lower rates to protect the job market so there is less focus on inflation.


Look the federal government is the nation's largest employer. The jobs report would not be this bad if it hadn't been for DOGE's chainsaw. But add the Fed workforce cuts to what is coming with AI, and it is going to look very bad very quickly. Unfortunately, cutting rates will not bring either of those jobs back. They are gone forever. But what it will do is increase inflation and stock prices.


Job losses are deflationary tho
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:59     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The fed has to make a choice as to whether it emphasizes propping up the job market or tamping down inflation. Usually, it is not a very conflicted choice because inflation usually means high growth and a decent job market. The tariffs are putting us in a weird position where prices are going up but job growth is declining.

I think Wall Street knows that the fed is going to have to lower rates to protect the job market so there is less focus on inflation.


Look the federal government is the nation's largest employer. The jobs report would not be this bad if it hadn't been for DOGE's chainsaw. But add the Fed workforce cuts to what is coming with AI, and it is going to look very bad very quickly. Unfortunately, cutting rates will not bring either of those jobs back. They are gone forever. But what it will do is increase inflation and stock prices.


Manufacturing jobs are down as well because businesses can't currently plan with the current moron in office.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:54     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:The fed has to make a choice as to whether it emphasizes propping up the job market or tamping down inflation. Usually, it is not a very conflicted choice because inflation usually means high growth and a decent job market. The tariffs are putting us in a weird position where prices are going up but job growth is declining.

I think Wall Street knows that the fed is going to have to lower rates to protect the job market so there is less focus on inflation.


Look the federal government is the nation's largest employer. The jobs report would not be this bad if it hadn't been for DOGE's chainsaw. But add the Fed workforce cuts to what is coming with AI, and it is going to look very bad very quickly. Unfortunately, cutting rates will not bring either of those jobs back. They are gone forever. But what it will do is increase inflation and stock prices.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:50     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:There is always inflation. It is almost as sure as death and taxes. What matters is the rate of inflation from year to year. The inflation seen this year is not at the scale we saw a few years ago. And not everything has gone up unlike a few years ago when it was across the board.

People have turned inflation into a partisan issue. However, the inflation we saw under Biden's first two years was very high (relatively speaking) while being denied repeatedly or claimed as "transitionary". The inflation we see this year is still inflation but it's not what we saw in 2021-2022 but some people are still trying to make political capital out of it.


Well but it was transitory, ultimately. It would have been even more transitory faster if the Fed had raised rates sooner.

But even now inflation is 50% higher than the Fed's mandate holds for it to be. So it's still too high.

Hold onto your hat because DT policies will send inflation much, much higher. This is intentional.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:43     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You can tell me "I told you so" after market crashes by 80% but, until then, I plan to enjoy the ride.


So MAGA will still stand by their man if the market crashes by 75%, good to know.


LOL. I am a left leaning Independent, if you must know. Voted D in recent elections - 2016, 2020, and 24. Comments like yours turn many people like me to the other side.


"I was going to vote according to my beliefs, but then a random internet commenter wasn't impressed by my stated plan to ride the economy into the dirt so I had to change sides!"

These are truly the stupidest times.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:42     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
People really think “slowing down inflation” (prices still rising but more slowly) means literally deflation (prices dropping) so they get confused and angry about the terms being used correctly and think they’re being lied to when prices aren’t dropping.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:41     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Better watch out or “TDS” guy will show up and tell you not only why the economy is great , but why you should buy Tesla stock.

Meanwhile, I’ll be over here buying gold ETFs and waiting for the crash.

Here’s more data: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/09/05/jobs-report-economy-unemployment/?itid=hp-mv-top-stories_top-table-main_p001_f001


Only idiots buy gold ETF over physical gold.


DP. I have physical gold that I bought a decade ago for all the reasons people buy physical gold, but that collectibles capital gains rate makes it significantly less attractive to unload once the currency devaluation has occurred.


If you buy gold miners ETFs like GBUG you don’t pay the collectibles 28% rate. However, there’s more risk involved.


I know that now, but what do I do with what I already have? It almost feels like a dead investment since diversifying out if it anytime soon doesn't make much sense.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:40     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You can tell me "I told you so" after market crashes by 80% but, until then, I plan to enjoy the ride.


I’m riding it too. It’s nuts out there. Lotta money to be made before the crash. Terrible jobs report and believe it or not stocks rise. At the same time gold is skyrocketing in anticipation of more inflation. Wallstreet knows a rate cut is coming. That not a sign of a healthy economy. The sad part is half the country doesn’t understand a fking thing about finances. They’ll be the ones bailing it all out when we have to do TARP again or whatever in two years.

My guess is democrats will inherit a crash in a few years that could be worse than 2008.


It will but before that. The pre tariff stock is running out. Inflation is set to take off.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:39     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Inflation is less than 3. Significantly lower than the previous administration was in charge.


Oh yeah, Fox News put that in your head?

It’s likely much higher.

You have no idea what sort of economic maelstrom is brewing because you don’t read actual news.


CNBC but whatever. Childish tantrum gotta end PP.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:38     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Better watch out or “TDS” guy will show up and tell you not only why the economy is great , but why you should buy Tesla stock.

Meanwhile, I’ll be over here buying gold ETFs and waiting for the crash.

Here’s more data: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/09/05/jobs-report-economy-unemployment/?itid=hp-mv-top-stories_top-table-main_p001_f001


Only idiots buy gold ETF over physical gold.


DP. I have physical gold that I bought a decade ago for all the reasons people buy physical gold, but that collectibles capital gains rate makes it significantly less attractive to unload once the currency devaluation has occurred.


If you buy gold miners ETFs like GBUG you don’t pay the collectibles 28% rate. However, there’s more risk involved.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:37     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:You can tell me "I told you so" after market crashes by 80% but, until then, I plan to enjoy the ride.


I’m riding it too. It’s nuts out there. Lotta money to be made before the crash. Terrible jobs report and believe it or not stocks rise. At the same time gold is skyrocketing in anticipation of more inflation. Wallstreet knows a rate cut is coming. That not a sign of a healthy economy. The sad part is half the country doesn’t understand a fking thing about finances. They’ll be the ones bailing it all out when we have to do TARP again or whatever in two years.

My guess is democrats will inherit a crash in a few years that could be worse than 2008.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:35     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Better watch out or “TDS” guy will show up and tell you not only why the economy is great , but why you should buy Tesla stock.

Meanwhile, I’ll be over here buying gold ETFs and waiting for the crash.

Here’s more data: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/09/05/jobs-report-economy-unemployment/?itid=hp-mv-top-stories_top-table-main_p001_f001


Only idiots buy gold ETF over physical gold.


DP. I have physical gold that I bought a decade ago for all the reasons people buy physical gold, but that collectibles capital gains rate makes it significantly less attractive to unload once the currency devaluation has occurred.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2025 13:33     Subject: Why is wall street ignoring/downplaying inflation?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Better watch out or “TDS” guy will show up and tell you not only why the economy is great , but why you should buy Tesla stock.

Meanwhile, I’ll be over here buying gold ETFs and waiting for the crash.

Here’s more data: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/09/05/jobs-report-economy-unemployment/?itid=hp-mv-top-stories_top-table-main_p001_f001


Only idiots buy gold ETF over physical gold.


I’ll keep buying IAUM, which is backed by physical bullion, and we’ll see where each of us is in two years. Hope you won’t need to sell any Tesla over the next few years.