PLTR TOPPED
Uncle K can see the future bc he understands the psychology of yolo-chasing fakebull-Mofoz pic.twitter.com/3wSorYttes
— KAY KIM (@2kaykim) January 9, 2025
NVDA TOPPED
These fakebullz been buying the highs not understanding the big picture
These mofoz gonna panic sell and the entire thing collapse back down pic.twitter.com/9MhViNA29c
— KAY KIM (@2kaykim) January 9, 2025
Goldman is feeling the same vibe many of us do: pic.twitter.com/l6dCx0n084
— QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) January 9, 2025
Investing.com – Global stock markets have a favorable backdrop heading into 2025, but they now appear to be “priced for perfection”, according to Goldman Sachs, leaving increasing scope for a correction.
Rising inflation and interest rates that led to fears of a hard landing through much of 2022 and 2023 have long dissipated, analysts at Goldman Sachs said, in a note dated Jan. 9.
The bank continues to expect positive global growth through 2025 and beyond with lower interest rates, and this combination has, at least in the past, been associated with strong equity returns.
However, despite the favorable backdrop, the set-up for equities entering 2025 is complicated by three main factors, the influential investment bank said.
Some Terminations that caught my attention today.
Additional details normally in my feed.#Layoff #Layoffs #Furlough #RedundancyAlly Financial Inc. ( $ALLY) 550+ staff cut, USA
BlackRock, Inc. ( $BLK) 200+ staff cut, USA
REI, Sports Gear, 428 staff cut, USA
C&S Wholesale,… https://t.co/Se7EmUfpUe— Joseph Angelo (@Beachdudeca) January 9, 2025
Oz Gold rips to ATHs. Only one domino to fall, won’t be long pic.twitter.com/NmlGnc1jbM
— Debra Robinson (@DebraG_Robins) January 9, 2025
The Fed's worst nightmare has begun:
New ISM data, a key leading indicator for CPI, shows priced paid by purchasing managers are a 22-MONTH high.
The last time ISM Prices Paid were this high, inflation in the US was at 6.0%+ in February 2023.
Inflation is HOT.
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— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) January 9, 2025
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