Scholarship table
HardsI think there is little chance of Xi backing down on the zero covid policy and think he doubles down on cracking down the protests. Very serious situation and I believe it is going to get far more serious in upcoming days/weeks.
While I only watched the Congressional testimony and not seen Fast Money or listened to the podcast, I'm going to guess Duffy did not bring up "Democrats pushed back hard" because "SBF was their 2nd largest donor" and that Lenny pulled the political stuff from Tuckems. I'm open to correction.
I share your worries about China, but I think Xi is going to have to cave on the zero covid policy. They should have been using all of this time to vaccinate their population, but havent been.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/dy7eaw/robot-landlords-are-buying-up-housesGee, wow, I've only been talking about this sort of thing for over a year now.Now back to vacation.
I see what you're trying to do, but Duffy said that stuff on a CNBC podcast then doubled down on Fast Money...
Thank you.It won’t stop dishonest people (Smith, Sultan, Frenns, etc.) from attacking any message they don’t want to hear but that’s Just a part of what Scoop has become.
I take exception to that. I just questioned what you reported and it was in fact inaccurate.
Good lord, you are lying in Chicos fashion yet again. One would think you'd be embarrassed, but I guess you've passed that point as well.Inserting an extraneous and purely partisan political take culled directly from Tucker Carlson and then when called on it claiming that you are a victim? The student has become the master.
The employment news was too good today -- November nonfarm payrolls +263K vs. +200K expected and unemployment rate stayed unchanged at 3.7%, in line with consensus. SPY futures went from flat to -1.5% in a matter of seconds after the report.
Fascinating to live in a time period where the economy is "too good" on many metrics and yet wide swathes of our citizenry are wholly convinced these are the worst economic conditions of their lifetime.Yet another bookmark for the theory of motivated reasoning.
I got extremely mad at a political ad that always ran during Jeopardy. There was some Gen X woman crying that "I'm a business owner and it's the worst the economy has ever been in my entire lifetime." I would always scream at the TV, "Where the F' were you in 2008 when The Great Recession began, under a F'n rock for a few years!? Seriously, WTF!?"
TAMUI do know, Newsie is right on you knowing ball.
Unlike other economic cycles (and I have never thought this cycle was a recession technically), this cycle was (I dare say) supply side-driven versus a demand side--which is historically the case (70% of of economy is consumer demand driven). Companies and institutions have brought out their demand side economic playbooks, however, and missed it. The exception was tech where the higher interest rates dried up their next funding rounds--but who needed a correction anyway as their demand sides, in many cases, were a house of cards.
DTV is and always has been a cash flow play for AT&T and allowed their Uverse product to finally by margin positive by combining more favorable programmer deals. Who is going to buy DTV?