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Having just been through all of my positions this morning, I would say that we are starting to stabilise on the selling. Some of my buys yesterday are up a few pennies etc.

The pivot at the move higher will be very important. Do we pivot below highs, above highs?

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This is a market scoring system. Absolutely what I use.

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Ok, interesting.

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Which of course everybody who buys food already knows. The government is lying to you. Nothing new there.

The takeaway however is that Powell is now trapped. He has raised the FFR in record time to levels that were supposed to crush inflation. The reduction in the rate of change in inflation from lockdowns, exit lockdowns of course made him look like he knew what he was doing. That YoY change is now gone. What he is left with is the continued inflation that is again rising because the Fed and Treasury between them continue to add liquidity (cash) to the system to avert collapse.

Powell will of course need to cut rates. Keeping them high will accelerate the inflation. The interest on the debt is inflationary. It requires money creation as it is a deficit.

They (Yellen & Powell) have 1 shot with US Tax revenues coming in. Spend that down real fast and push the inflation down a little, declare victory and cut rates. LOL.

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How the 2 compare during a 'risk off' period.

One is highly speculative, one is truly risk off.

jog on
duc

<blockquote data-quote="ducati916" data-source="post: 1275529" data-attributes="member: 2975">[ATTACH=full]175008[/ATTACH]Having just been through all of my positions this morning, I would say that we are starting to stabilise on the selling. Some of my buys yesterday are up a few pennies etc.The pivot at the move higher will be very important. Do we pivot below highs, above highs? [ATTACH=full]175005[/ATTACH]This is a market scoring system. Absolutely what I use.[ATTACH=full]175007[/ATTACH]Ok, interesting.[ATTACH=full]175006[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]175004[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]175003[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]175002[/ATTACH]Which of course everybody who buys food already knows. The government is lying to you. Nothing new there.The takeaway however is that Powell is now trapped. He has raised the FFR in record time to levels that were supposed to crush inflation. The reduction in the rate of change in inflation from lockdowns, exit lockdowns of course made him look like he knew what he was doing. That YoY change is now gone. What he is left with is the continued inflation that is again rising because the Fed and Treasury between them continue to add liquidity (cash) to the system to avert collapse.Powell will of course need to cut rates. Keeping them high will accelerate the inflation. The interest on the debt is inflationary. It requires money creation as it is a deficit.They (Yellen &amp; Powell) have 1 shot with US Tax revenues coming in. Spend that down real fast and push the inflation down a little, declare victory and cut rates. LOL.[ATTACH=full]175009[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]175010[/ATTACH]How the 2 compare during a &#039;risk off&#039; period.One is highly speculative, one is truly risk off.jog onduc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ducati916, post: 1275529, member: 2975"] [ATTACH type="full"]175008[/ATTACH] Having just been through all of my positions this morning, I would say that we are starting to stabilise on the selling. Some of my buys yesterday are up a few pennies etc. The pivot at the move higher will be very important. Do we pivot below highs, above highs? [ATTACH type="full"]175005[/ATTACH] This is a market scoring system. Absolutely what I use. [ATTACH type="full"]175007[/ATTACH] Ok, interesting. [ATTACH type="full"]175006[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]175004[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full"]175003[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full"]175002[/ATTACH] Which of course everybody who buys food already knows. The government is lying to you. Nothing new there. The takeaway however is that Powell is now trapped. He has raised the FFR in record time to levels that were supposed to crush inflation. The reduction in the rate of change in inflation from lockdowns, exit lockdowns of course made him look like he knew what he was doing. That YoY change is now gone. What he is left with is the continued inflation that is again rising because the Fed and Treasury between them continue to add liquidity (cash) to the system to avert collapse. Powell will of course need to cut rates. Keeping them high will accelerate the inflation. The interest on the debt is inflationary. It requires money creation as it is a deficit. They (Yellen & Powell) have 1 shot with US Tax revenues coming in. Spend that down real fast and push the inflation down a little, declare victory and cut rates. LOL. [ATTACH type="full"]175009[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full"]175010[/ATTACH] How the 2 compare during a 'risk off' period. One is highly speculative, one is truly risk off. jog on duc [/QUOTE]

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