JAG's latest activity
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JJAG replied to the thread January Inflation.That's a neat chart; it nicely illustrates the increase in US Field production and how it's increased. The US is still barely a net...
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JThat article talks about 50% drop in demand growth. That could certainly happen. Or if US goes into recession and global demand will...
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JJAG replied to the thread January Inflation.Florida is a cash cow for tourism, and the state's residents fiercely protect their white sand beaches from any potential threat of...
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JOK, in some places maybe (Coast of FL or CA). Of course he can undo most of that if it was done at Federal level. It can seem like it is...
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JJAG replied to the thread January Inflation.I stand corrected, my drawn connection of the SPR to the potential inability to produce oil and fill it was fallacious. To your point, a...
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JI’m riding a high of killing a turkey and you all are being a bunch of twats.
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JJAG replied to the thread January Inflation.I do too, but I also like the idea of brokering peace without flexing with more troops and more war; who doesn't? The strategy of using...
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JJAG replied to the thread January Inflation.haha, If Wyoming didn't take so damn long to release draw results, I wouldn't be so curious about the markets and inflation.
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JJAG replied to the thread January Inflation.In regard to your 'no rush to negotiate' observation. I don't know how much time it takes to resolve a tariff deal, but Trump issued a...
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JI don't mind if tariffs are used to negotiate deals, but there seems to be no rush to negotiate, so of course it wasn't enough. Japan...
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JJAG replied to the thread January Inflation.From this book, I realize it probably lists tariffs as a negotiating tool. Does the book describe a time when tariffs were used to make...
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JLEI showing more "winning" ahead... https://www.conference-board.org/topics/us-leading-indicators
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JI think this is all about getting the tax extension through. Every 25bps is about $10B cut on interest paid. Last I heard, Tariffs are...
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JBest way to put it. I wouldn't want to be in Powell's shoes. I like the rates being up a bit, but I'm a saver, not a spender.
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JIf Powell is indeed a disaster as he is saying, it begins to call into question the qualifications of the guy who hired him.
