tyb
could be...that din't escape me a few days later.
I've not closed the door on it but over time it became less likely as most of this current shit would be instantly rendered moot if that was to habben.
They wouldn't NOT listen to him as they always invoke JFK (the Dems) any time they can.
But I also say-and it is often over used- you have to show them.
We are being shown that is for sure.
>>120347 pb BLS: CPI increased 0.5% in December; Core CPI increased 0.6%
following on from CPI yesterday
U.S. Producer Prices Show Slight Uptick In December
Reflecting a sharp pullback in energy prices, the Labor Department released a report on Thursday showing only a slight uptick in U.S. producer prices in the month of December.
The Labor Department said its producer price index for final demand edged up by 0.2 percent in December after jumping by an upwardly revised 1.0 percent in November.
Economists had expected producer prices to rise by 0.4 percent compared to the 0.8 percent increase originally reported for the previous month.
The uptick in produce prices came as a 0.5 percent increase in prices for services was partly offset by a 0.4 percent drop in prices for goods.
The report said prices for transportation and warehousing services jumped by 1.7 percent, while prices for trade services climbed by 0.8 percent and prices for other services edged up by 0.2 percent.
Meanwhile, the decrease in prices for goods came as energy prices plunged by 3.3 percent in December after surging by 2.0 percent in November. Food prices also fell by 0.6 percent.
Excluding food, energy and trade prices, core producer prices rose by 0.4 percent in December after climbing by 0.8 percent in November.
The report also showed the annual rate of producer growth slowed to 9.7 percent in December from a record high 9.8 percent in November. The yearly core price growth was unchanged at 6.9 percent.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/u.s.-producer-prices-show-slight-uptick-in-december
U.S. Loan Funds Post Biggest Inflow Since 2013 as the Fed Eyes Hikes
Funds that invest in U.S. leveraged loans posted the biggest inflow since August 2013 as investors rush to the asset class with the Federal Reserve ready to increase rates.
The funds pulled in about $1.84 billion of cash for the week ended Jan. 12, according Refinitiv Lipper data. That makes for the third-largest intake ever, the data show, and the highest since August 2013 amid a taper tantrum, when the Fed looked to end a bond-buying program it began in response to the global financial crisis.
Investors have been clamoring to buy the risky debt that has floating-rate interest payments, which can act as a hedge against rising rates and a shield from inflation. Traders are pricing in a Fed rate hike as soon as March, while the consumer price index jumped 7% in 2021, the largest 12-month gain in nearly four decades, according to Labor Department data released Wednesday.
Secondary prices on leveraged loans rose to 98.95 on Wednesday, the highest since July 2014, according to the S&P/LSTA Leveraged Loan Price Index, and investors are also snapping up corporate loan sales in the primary market.
Fertitta Entertainment Inc. increased the size of the loan portion of its $5.55 billion debt offering on this week while slashing the size of its junk-bond sale. Meanwhile, a bevy of household names has also come forward to tap into the heavy demand: Clogmaker Crocs Inc., orange juice producer Tropicana and cybersecurity software firm NortonLifeLock Inc. are among the nearly three dozen borrowers that have hit the leveraged loan market so far this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
This latest inflow marks the fifth straight week of cash additions. Leveraged loan funds raked in $840 million in the reporting period ended Jan. 5.
U.S. high-yield bond funds saw a $2.24 billion outflow while U.S. investment-grade bond funds registered an inflow of just over $1 billion, according to Lipper.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/u-s-loan-funds-post-biggest-inflow-since-2013-as-the-fed-eyes-hikes-1.1707294
>>120739 lb
FILLY72 USAFSOC C-32B heading across the pond instead of returning to McGuire.
Wut did ya pick up in Baltimore?
This AC arrived at McGuire from Goteburg, Sweden depart on 0110 after a ground stop at Shannon (also picking up or dropping off.
>>120521 lb
SAM084 USAF C-40B en from Nellis AFB overnight-arrived yesterday
SPAR16 USAF C-40C west from JBA-it arrived from Nellis last night
169342 P-8 Poseiden in the Gulf from JAX
AE0433 USAFSOC C-32B se from Eglin
This is the AFSOC AC however ADS-B wants to label it a tanker....not a tanker
This AC went to Avon Park Air Force Range-in between Lake Wales and Sebring, FL yesterday and appears to be heading back. Done that several times in the last week-I missed it before because I did not look at the Hex ID.
TORCH09 B-52 doing some trackin' a bit ne of Edwards and looks like they are on a test flight.
SAM117 USAF C-32A back to JBA from Nellis depart but has done a few go arounds
doin ok...actually able to sit but not for long
>oss
they will eventually tire of that (and the lackeys-cause I'm sure they are STILL at it) and hopefully getting ignored by most so that the board can have some sort of natural and organic flow without the histronics-cause it's been a long time since it did not have that type of drama.
>his off the hook bit has no pull
Not eben red text can save them-saw those posted in here in lb
only thing I will say is that on the very first daywhen he sperged out (Oct 2-when the money showed up) he said "i will continue to post to expose you all"
muh response was "go right ahead I am counting on that"
We see how that went...
kek
>treating Mrs G right
oh I do no question about that.
She berry patient now...not so much early on but who would be seeing your other half in that shape.
Had our ups/downs like all but always have taken care of each other no matter what those 'downs' were.
Got a bunch of appts next week so I hope to get some answers.
Got some sort of allergic reaction to something now-as if I needed something else.
Impossible to pin down cause diet changed radically since hospital and all these fuggen meds.
China Evergrande's unit reaches agreement with bondholders to delay payments
China Evergrande Group's (3333.HK) main unit Hengda Real Estate Group has reached an agreement with bondholders to delay payments for a 4.5 billion yuan ($707.52 million) onshore bond, Hengda said in a filing on Thursday.
The company had been seeking a six-month delay for redemption and coupon payments on its 6.98% January 2023 bond at a meeting with bondholders held Jan. 7-13. The putable bond gave holders the right to sell them back to the issuer early on Jan. 8.
https://www.reuters.com/business/china-evergrandes-unit-reaches-agreement-with-bondholders-delay-payments-2022-01-13/
They will never do an outright default with the off-shore bonds-until they are ready to crash the system-so it's hurry up and wait.
The holders of those off-shore bonds (i.e. Western Banks) don't want it either so they will continue to play the "these are still worth X" with it all-Mark-to Model vs Mark-to Market.
This from 3 days ago
China Evergrande switches headquarters building in cost-saving move as financial pressures mount
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/3162872/china-evergrande-switches-headquarters-building-cost-saving
This place and anons (QR in early 2018) gave me what I needed patience-wise that I lacked before.
>fin stuffs
Post the stuff if you want by all means-I am not the authority
TYB I appreciate all the support from everyone here
Feel better mentally making contributions here...physically not much change but am working on that.
Will pass that on to her...she had no issues coming in here and picked it all up quickly (she also old BBS user from way back too.
night all