I think the tightening in credit will be short lived. I have seen a huge push in CDs with decent rates, decent from the perspective of the last 10 years. They definitely seem to be wanting cash on-hand, but they are going to have to do something to make money on those vehicles. The striking thing for me is the timeframe, 12-18 months. I think I was a kid the last time I saw anything like that.
Regarding the stock price downward pressure, great for me, more good stocks on sale. :) CEOs will always find ways to manipulate the system to ensure their investors get paid.
The one thing I found odd and likely something to get people in trouble is huge inflows into money markets. I think people forgot that in 2008 they were not guaranteed to hold value like a lot of regular people think. Any thoughts on this?
Hi Dean. The inflows into money markets isn't something I'd expect either. A couple people mentioned to me the other day that they are expecting a bull run in late 2024/2025 and perhaps that's what is fueling it. I'd have to do more research on that.
I think the small and regional banks will be consumed by the to big to fail meg Banks ,this way it will be easier to roll out the CBDC's and most of the currencies will be lost to the average person ,that,s what happen in the 1929 crash about six thousand banks went under , just like stories mom pap ,the name of the game is consolidation TOM123
I think the tightening in credit will be short lived. I have seen a huge push in CDs with decent rates, decent from the perspective of the last 10 years. They definitely seem to be wanting cash on-hand, but they are going to have to do something to make money on those vehicles. The striking thing for me is the timeframe, 12-18 months. I think I was a kid the last time I saw anything like that.
Regarding the stock price downward pressure, great for me, more good stocks on sale. :) CEOs will always find ways to manipulate the system to ensure their investors get paid.
The one thing I found odd and likely something to get people in trouble is huge inflows into money markets. I think people forgot that in 2008 they were not guaranteed to hold value like a lot of regular people think. Any thoughts on this?
Hi Dean. The inflows into money markets isn't something I'd expect either. A couple people mentioned to me the other day that they are expecting a bull run in late 2024/2025 and perhaps that's what is fueling it. I'd have to do more research on that.
I think the small and regional banks will be consumed by the to big to fail meg Banks ,this way it will be easier to roll out the CBDC's and most of the currencies will be lost to the average person ,that,s what happen in the 1929 crash about six thousand banks went under , just like stories mom pap ,the name of the game is consolidation TOM123