cardio is important when the economy is in shambles.
He only has to be right once though. 🤷‍♀️
“They’ve predicted 20 of the last 0 recessions” – Someone on Reddit said something like this and I like it 2024
Absolutely hilarious how some people are so out of touch with what’s happening that they can’t see the crash unfolding around them. This must be how the French aristocracy behaved right before their heads started rolling.
Gold creating all time highs every week is a warning though. It’s better to be a cautious bull than a bear.
The national signals may not be firing… But locally I’m seeing real estate sitting on the market. Hearing no one talk about buying. Hearing people talking about cutting back… Layoffs happening… Cars sitting on lots with incentives attached…
Now… This could be a cooling to some historical norm, BUT if that norm was built from the bottom up the economy was accepting of that norm. If we fall from glory into that norm do we really know how everything will react?
All it takes is companies screaming “oh God out historically insanely high profits are falling!!! Tighten it all up ASAP!!!” and we quickly see the ball start to roll.
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At least he’s getting exercise.
cardio is important when the economy is in shambles.
He only has to be right once though. 🤷‍♀️
“They’ve predicted 20 of the last 0 recessions” – Someone on Reddit said something like this and I like it 2024
Absolutely hilarious how some people are so out of touch with what’s happening that they can’t see the crash unfolding around them. This must be how the French aristocracy behaved right before their heads started rolling.
Gold creating all time highs every week is a warning though. It’s better to be a cautious bull than a bear.
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The national signals may not be firing… But locally I’m seeing real estate sitting on the market. Hearing no one talk about buying. Hearing people talking about cutting back… Layoffs happening… Cars sitting on lots with incentives attached…
Now… This could be a cooling to some historical norm, BUT if that norm was built from the bottom up the economy was accepting of that norm. If we fall from glory into that norm do we really know how everything will react?
All it takes is companies screaming “oh God out historically insanely high profits are falling!!! Tighten it all up ASAP!!!” and we quickly see the ball start to roll.
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