Anybody Buying Yet? Where’s the Bottom?

Do you think the action in the middle east will slow the economy due to uncertainty, or cause it to jump from military spending?
I've seen mixed reports. Not a fan of assuming past wars can be compared to today's situation. Way too simplistic and doesnt account for different underlying conditions.

For one example, Paul Krugman has pointed to the asset price bubble and the private market bubble, and wondered if the war might be the tipping point to burst them.
 
Do you think the action in the middle east will slow the economy due to uncertainty, or cause it to jump from military spending?
Slow it, but it is already slow from tariff uncertainty so you won’t notice a difference. Americans will enjoy their bubble. The problem for the stock market is it is expensive.
 
I agree, and this may compel Jerry Powell to make a move at the next Fed meeting. I don’t think he wants to see a tank at the end of his term either.
 
I agree, and this may compel Jerry Powell to make a move at the next Fed meeting. I don’t think he wants to see a tank at the end of his term either.
You can bet that. Probably some decent money to be made when odds stand at 97%. Fed meets in two weeks. Market says it is not happening and going strong against the idea. In fact, even the June meeting, which would be the Warsh's first is saying 65% No Cut.

JPoww is most likely to tell them they are in the "Find Out" stage and best of luck.
 
P/E is kind of rich. Going to sell some going forward ?

I've ridden the stock for a long time. Sometimes the stock price is down, and the yield is high. Sometimes the stock price climbs, and the yield becomes lower. Overall, I have no complaints.
 
And enjoying those several thousand points like everyone else. Both can be true. Valuation is a terrible timing trade tool, but it doesn't make not true.
100% agree. Which is why I've never understood why you're frequently talking about valuation.
 
I've ridden the stock for a long time. Sometimes the stock price is down, and the yield is high. Sometimes the stock price climbs, and the yield becomes lower. Overall, I have no complaints.
Oil is not going to stay high for long. Ride the wave, sell some, and then buy back when the stock price settles back to reality.
 

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