@lifegoalinvestments: October inflation came in HOT, and investors are starting to worry about a repeat of 2018. Rising inflation, a hawkish Fed, Trump in the White House, and a potential Blue Wave heading into the midterms. But there's one BIG difference today: corporate earnings. Is the market in for another major correction, or are strong earnings enough to keep stocks afloat? What do you think? #StockMarket #Inflation #FederalReserve #Investing Educational purposes only. This content is not intended to provide individualized investment, tax, or financial advice.

First Last :

load up on SQQQ, SDOW, and UVXY. 🚀

Omar :

is not stupid hike, and go scary for inflation, where all know is all about gasoline and iran problem?

Finom Group :

The 2018 parallel is fair on the Fed side — a 13% Q4 drawdown after hikes — but the S&P is only 4% off its peak this time, so earnings are doing a lot of the offsetting. If a 50bp December hike is really on the table, the question is whether earnings growth can absorb a higher discount rate, or multiples compress first.

YoungX79.wears.sunglasses@nite :

I think the fed is going pause again. Due to the shutdowns last year and lack of year over year info. Markets will accelerate on the pause, then Iran will be done and Oil will drop, decreasing inflation on a faster pace

juanmoeroman :

We are projected 16% next year on s&p even with rate hikes. I’m more worried about our government debt more than the market. Haven’t heard that scary story for a while. Probably because of midterms.

trickiedickie70 :

Is that your apartment in the background again?

raider :

There’s still another inflation reading before the Fed meets n I’m seeing disinflation this month I’m not sure we even hike next month even though odds are at 90% but I guess we will see

Victoria Foxx :

Hang the demand is still outpacing supply 💋💋💋

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jason :

i think we have 5 to 7% downside from here

Mustafa Merie. :

I think S&P will drop more % after the FEDraise the rate

DatsMyNinja :

the feds always to late and to slow, oil has had months standing still in the straights this will take a long time to unwind. my guess is earning will barely move the needle and the decline will continue until q2

user8830896059445 :

Yess if i knew i had my own ETF. The question is if AI is making the difference between 2018 and now? 🤔

Swift Trades | World News :

that Q4 2018 down 13% graphic is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. is AI actually the difference this time, or is that just the hope?

Junu :

Bear market

Na🌿ture :

@brendooley0 :

it is all grandstanding. not sure the fed can do too much. precious metals tell me we have deflated. fed is always behind by a few months. rearview. markets are telling a different story if AI continues to slow and crude oil stabilizes. People are broke regardless of what Trump says[Laughing]

heyiamzahir :

Jobs were strong, Earnings were strong and oil is down 15% in a week. No more rate hikes this year.

Agni Kai :

More downside incoming Ca$h is 👑

marco :

system is frudgelent couraption

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Ready for a red December. 📉

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Ssam :

So are u selling ur half billion portfolio to save from the bearish market?

Stephen Sanders :

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