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24/12/2022

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23/12/2022

Read these things if you find them interesting, but don't rely on them – or those who produce them – to guide your investments.

Accept that you have to invest without knowing what will happen to your money in the short term. So make sure, first, that you put enough money away in a safe place, like a bank account or money market fund, to pay the bills in the coming months.

But because the stock market tends to rise over long periods, and because bonds now generate reasonable income (as I explained last week), it's wise to invest for a decade or more in low-cost index funds that track the entire stock and bond markets.

Do not base your investments on specific predictions of where the stock market is headed in the short term, because no one knows. Betting on these predictions is gambling, not investing.
Consider how bad Wall Street's forecasts were.

In 2020, we find that the median Wall Street forecast since 2000 has missed its target by an average of 12.9 percentage points per year. That error over two decades was staggering: more than double the actual average annual performance of the stock market!

Imagine an equally bad weather forecast. A weatherman says the high temperature the next day will be 25 degrees Fahrenheit and it will snow, so you dress for a winter storm. In fact, the temperature turns out to be 60 degrees and the sky is clear. This is the level of accuracy for Wall Street strategies through 2020.

They continued their erratic ways the following year, issuing an average forecast of 3,800 for the S&P 500's closing level in 2021. But the index ended the year at 4,766.18, an error of about 25 percent. In a word, the forecast was dire.

Predictions for 2022 seem inaccurate, as usual, although we won't know for sure until later this month. A year ago, the consensus on Wall Street was that the S&P 500 would reach 4,825 at the end of 2022, a modest increase from 2021. But right now, the index is hovering around 4,000. In other words, a year ago, strategists were saying 2022 would be good for stocks. It was not.

The future
After forecasts that were too low for 2021 and too high for 2022, Wall Street strategists are holding steady for 2023. The consensus is that the S&P 500 will end the year at 4,009, roughly around where it has been trading for the past few days.

That could be right. Who knows? But if it turns out to be correct, it will be an accident, not the result of strange knowledge about 2023.

This inability to forecast the future goes far beyond Wall Street. Pandemics are part of human history and we know there will be more. But no one was able to anticipate the specific coronavirus pandemic that began in 2020, or the 6.6 million deaths, 646.2 million cases, and the complex economic and financial damage it continues to cause. So what do you think it is worth trusting in the forecasts of speculators on Wall Street? May the new year, which is approaching extremely quickly, bring you maximum joy and health.

13/02/2022

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15/01/2022

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25/12/2021

5 bold predictions for 2022
With those in mind, here are some new predictions for 2022 that I think have a solid chance of happening.

1. Value stocks will finally have their moment
Over the past decade, growth stocks as a group have nearly doubled the total return of value stocks. And growth has generally outperformed in any individual one-year period in that timeframe. But I feel that 2022 will see that trend reverse.

There are a few reasons I think so. As I'll discuss later, interest rates are likely to rise, and this can be a negative catalyst for growth stocks. Most so-called "reopening stocks" fall into the value category, and as the pandemic (hopefully) winds down, they could be big winners. And last but not least, growth valuations have just run a little too hot in recent years, and I feel they're due for a pullback, especially in an inflationary environment.

2. The Fed will raise rates quickly, but inflation will remain
The most recent projections by policy makers suggest that there will be either no or one interest rate hike in 2022, but I'll make the bold prediction that the Fed will hike rates at least twice. Inflation isn't looking as transitory as previously thought and could prove difficult to control as we head into 2022. The median inflation expectation in 2022 by FOMC members is 2.2%, but I wouldn't be surprised to see it run at 3% or higher.

3. The housing market will have another double-digit gain in 2022
In the third quarter of 2021, home prices in the U.S. posted their largest gain ever, rising by 18.5% year over year. And some areas of the country saw even steeper gains. While many experts think the rise in home prices will cool off, I'm not so sure. In fact, I think we'll see another year of double-digit gains in 2022.

There are simply too many catalysts that could keep pushing prices higher. For one thing, the conforming mortgage limit is set to increase by about $100,000 next year, which will make it easier for buyers to finance homes in a rising market. Supply and labor constraints continue to limit home builders' ability to keep up with demand. And mortgage rates remain near record lows and don't show many signs of reversing course.

4. S**Cs will make a comeback
I've saved the two boldest predictions for last. First, I think we'll see a resurgence in special purpose acquisition company (S**C) activity in 2022. To be clear, I don't think we'll see dozens of new blank-check companies hitting the market weekly, like we did in early 2021, but I don't believe for a second that this IPO alternative is dead. There are still 549 active S**Cs with about $150 billion in capital looking for deals, and plenty of innovative growth companies looking to go public.

5. Cryptocurrencies will have a rough year
Some would call this my boldest prediction. After a surge in cryptocurrency interest in 2020 and 2021, many digital assets are at or near all-time highs. Since the beginning of 2020, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) are up by 690% and 3,450%, respectively. I predict that investor and institutional interest in cryptocurrencies will take a step backwards in 2022, and both Bitcoin and Ethereum will decline by 20% or more.

These are meant to be bold predictions
As a final thought, it's worth emphasizing that these are meant to be bold predictions, so I completely acknowledge that the probability that I'll be right with all five of them is quite low. Even so, all are completely plausible, and only time will tell.

04/08/2021

Do you want to make money on the stock market? Do not trade outside of trading hours, because if you are trading outside of trading hours you will be "Fu**ed" and this proves that you are not a real trader, and you are just a big idiot. So are you a real trader? or simply an Idiot who loses money on the stock market.🤘

29/06/2021

It is mourning in the world of billionaires! Mircea Popescu, a Romanian entrepreneur and veteran of cryptocurrency investments, died in Costa Rica after drowning.

According to the local site crhoy.com, Mircea Popescu, 41 years old, wrongly identified as a "Pole", drowned on June 23 in the province of Puntarenas. Tuur Demeester, another old cryptocurrency investor and author of the "Bitcoin Reformation" study, also announced that Mircea Popescu seems to have drowned in Costa Rica.

John Carvalho, a producer of a well-known podcast on Bitcoin, called Mircea Popescu "the father of Bitcoin maximalism" and says that if the information is really real, then a huge amount of Bitcoin will disappear forever or flood the market, write u .today.
Emotional messages after the announcement of Mircea Popescu's death have already appeared on various blogs, people who knew him writing how he influenced their lives (see here or here).
Entrepreneur Mircea Popescu claimed that he is the only man on the planet who has ever owned a million Bitcoin.
Involved in numerous international businesses
Mircea Popescu grew up in Cluj-Napoca and graduated from "Avram Iancu" University. He has lived in several countries, such as the United States, Mexico, Costa Rica and Egypt, writes Trusted Nodes.
In 2007, he founded Polimedia, a Romanian business resource planning firm.

Towards the end of 2008 he created the Trilema blog, where he also started writing about Bitcoin in early 2021, then switched to English posts later that year.

In July 2013, he sold the company SatoshiDice for more than 125,000 Bitcoin.

In 2014, he sponsored the OpenBSD operating system, a project that was close to closing due to lack of funding, and Wired wrote about Mircea Popescu as "the Bitcoin baron of Romania."

26/04/2021

Shares on Wall Street were mostly lower in early premarket trading on Monday as investors geared up for a big week of corporate earnings.

Tesla was set to report its results after the closing bell, while tech giants Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Alphabet and Microsoft were all scheduled to release their quarterly earnings later this week. Additionally, traders were awaiting the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, which concludes on Wednesday.

The Dow Jones was flat at 4:50 am ET. Meanwhile, the S&P500 declined 0.14%, while the Nasdaq 100 was down 0.36%. The euro traded 0.02% lower compared to the dollar to go for 1.20965.

18/04/2021

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ECONOMIC GROWTH WILL FAIL TO FULLY RECOVER TILL 2022

Investors are awakening to the fact that the V-shaped recovery was a fantasy!

The markets have priced in the "V" shaped recovery as evidenced by a "V" shaped market bounce since the March lows to within points of prior market highs. Markets fully anticipate better days ahead and although the timing is uncertain, the stock market is expressing confidence the pandemic will end with a vaccine and better interim treatments. Frankly, it all rings of a major "Buy on the Rumor, Sell on the News" set-up!

Irrelevant of this prognostication, the reality is we are in fact in the early stages of a deepening global economic recession. Soon this reality will set in and market sentiment will slide from confidence to angst in a 'New York' minute!.

1- THE FACTS: THE "V" SHAPED ECONOMIC RECOVERY IS NOT OCCURRING!

It's tempting to take the recent rebound in business confidence and activity measures as a sign that the global economy is well on track to make up for its coronavirus-induced losses -- except it's misleading evidence. The speed of channeling policy stimuli into the economy, as well as pandemic relapse risk once lock-downs end will significantly hamper the economic recovery. We have shown many charts regarding why we don't expect a "V"

2- PROBABILITIES SUGGEST THE EARLY 1930'S ECONOMIC PATTERN AHEAD

The Trump administration and Congress will need to pass trillions of dollars more in direct payments to tens of millions of broke Americans, or face a crash in consumption. The virus-induced recession has financially ruined the bottom 90% of households while additional economic shutdowns due to rising virus cases and deaths will exacerbate the second round of layoffs.

Presently Wall Street is ignoring the deep economic scarring from the virus. Permanent job loss now stands at nearly 3 million, up from 1.6 million people in February.

"Wall Street has misread the shape of the economic recovery, (Gary Shilling) warns a 1930s-style decline in the stock market could be ahead."

3- THE FRAGILE & FRACTURED GLOBAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM HAS BEGUN UNRAVELING!

"Fragile systems break. This is why the unraveling is accelerating". Additionally, he feels "Financial catalysts tend to result in sudden, cataclysmic collapses in liquidity, solvency and sentiment....This is particularly problematic when the top 20% of the workforce that accounts for 50% of all consumer spending and 80% of the citizenry's political voice is in distress".

HIGHER DEBT = LOWER GROWTH (This Time IS Different - Rogoff & )

Large parts of global stock markets are massively under-performing... because they are under-performing. Its going to get worse as they deal with the costs of delayed deliveries, foregone cap-ex, supply chain breakdown, unpaid rents and crashing returns. Many companies are struggling with increased debt - it's kept them afloat, but leaves them with a massive leverage burden, which will seriously impact their ability to grow, innovate and introduce new products. Even before the crisis began we were looking at 20% of US companies as effectively "zombies".


Right across commercial enterprise companies have been forced to take on debt to weather the pandemic. This is happening at a time when a demand-shock - from massively increased unemployment - looks nailed on. The result will hamper growth for these companies and across economies, potentially for the next decade. It's a recipe for stagnation. News- Stock Signals We wish you a weekend full of joy with your loved ones.