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Key Private Bank CIO George Mateyo joins Yahoo Finance’s Akiko Fujita and Bradley Smith to discuss Netflix’s stock dip as subscriber growth disappoints, volatility, consumer price index data, and the outlook for the market.
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I’ma just dancing on the sidelines. Gonna buy the diiiiiiiiiiiiip!
So happy for you.
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I sold AMZN and DIS and bought SARK at $43.8 yesterday. So far, it has been a great decision!
I’m not sure that is going to work unless you are planning on holding for a very long time.
If I were you I’d take profits now. If you look at the candles and volumes, it looks dangerous now. When the buy volume shoots up at the highs, it’s generally a sign of a sell-off coming soon. I could be wrong though but I learned this lesson the hard way last February.
@TravelerPat Thank you for the advice. I am going to start selling it and use it for buying the dip
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If the fed wants to raise interest rates he better doing ASAP because he’s just waiting for a recession
The threat of raising rates has had a big effect
The Fed is going to try and fight a 5 Alarm Fire with a Water Hose . What lies ahead for the US economy is not going to be pretty for anyone .
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“……and the walls come tumblin’ down”
Always the doomsday people. And yet on we go…
Why so much correction in NASDAQ ?
Um because it’s a huge bubble?
@Rough Habit lol
Don’t buy the dip. Buy the crash
raising rates would be suicide… not raising rates would be suicide
The Fed is a thorn in the economy. I’m not sure how they can go at the same pace or different paces for that matter.
Now the general public know about the Fed’s action and inaction and consequences. We shall see if the Fed chooses Wall St or the public especially those without big fat 401k that are renters.
The inflation this time triggered by all entrepreneurs/business/companies want to take back what they had lost during pandemic.
So they are raising the price when they see an opportunity of it.
It is not solely because of excessive Dollar Supply in the market.
Raising the interest rate will driving more price increases because those businesses have to bear another interest cost.
What a stupid policy.
Businesses pass on their increased cost of LABOR and Products to consumers.
The increase in oil cost impacts the cost of all goods due to transportation cost are up.
It is laws of supply and demand at work. With too much money in the US economy with Stimi checks and too few goods due to supply chain breakdown has triggered inflation.
Can’t these “experts” learn how to put a little echo deadening material in their room, or use a better microphone. This guy sounds horrible technically. I have to struggle to understand every word.
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Investing in different streams of income in other not to depend on government for funds and avoid all the chitchat about the inflatio