No surprises here, MarketAnon.
Didn't catch which direction they were leaning??
Dependz is what they are wearing, perhaps.
>Had enough of that over the years.
CTH (Conservative Tree House) reports 5.5% blue collar wage growth with 1.4% inflation. Glad to see the improvement for those who need it most, other than the millenials not in the work force. Markets came back quite a bit, I'd expect a choppy open with upward momentum rising the indices tomorrow. We'll see soon enough. Oh, it's Wednesday, Joe DiGenova, where are you? (Like Joe though!).
It many ways it's not the US as much as it is Deutsch Bank and the euro. In an international economy, we sort of well wish for all. China has been undercutting their currency for God know how long to keep their exports up and now that POTUS is not playing that game, there are repercussions, but that is more China's problem than ours. Hong Kong and Taiwan are not worth WWIII, but in many ways it does nuke Xi who thinks he's leader for life.
On the bond side of things, the returns are so low. Normally I'd base a 30 year rate on the housing industry, but the 15 fixed mortgages threw that out of whack. Don't follow bonds like stocks, a bit out my league here.
>you are spot on fren. Couldn't have said it any better.
All the best to you & yours, Anon. You've responded to me any number of times after your posts. I've got Mass & have to run, but I'll say a prayer for you. Nice post too, but running a little late here. Bye for this thread!