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Inflation Canada well I am continuing these charts till we hit my stop loss and go down--- if you look at my indicators you will see inflation is at 2% in canada right now and will continue being 2 percent for a while---I dont think it will do a uturn for a while I think we are stabilized at this point for a while. thanks for reading - if your policitians get this to the right people please inflation isnt real-- it takes a 5 or 10 million trade to make 160 trillion on here lol----
ECONOMICS:CAEDShort
by mooncrest-holdings-ltd
Inflation not going to slow down for the US until 2028In the short term - like today! 8:30 EST 13 Oct 2022 If the CPI (measures inflation) comes out at above 8.2% this could lead to a market crash as the Fed would likely raise interest rates by another 100 bps on 2 November to curb inflation. If the CPI comes out below 8.2 this could spark a market rally as they will believe inflation is starting to cool down. In the long term. Price broke out of the W Formation and is showing major upside to come for Inflation. This could go on until 2028... If this happens, there is a potential Depression that could kick in world wide. This depression would then last for another 10 - 20 years (if they can get it under control). We need a government and quantitative reset... Sorry for the doom and gloom but it's not looking good technically.
ECONOMICS:USIRYYLong
by Timonrosso
ASSETS /INFLATION DEFLATION JUST STARTED Since 1971 ALL ASSETS have inflated based on the start of M2 and the start of money velocity . it is just starting down housing BUBBLE is about 5 x of 2007 as is the pension system . when it is over it will be a very DARK TIME and a NEW System . FIXED money . CASH AND T BILLS ARE THE ONLY SAFE HAVEN !! I HAVE WARNED OF MAJOR CIVIL ARREST and having a good 1 yr of dry goods something to protect you and you family . and move as far away from any city or state thats BLUE
ECONOMICS:USCPIShort
by wavetimer
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Recession Probability Outcome heres my chart im going be posting and looking at over the next year something that will be on everybodys mind come election and new year-- how to tackle inflation and recession--- probabilities. I am neutral for which I dont have many indicators that will work with this i dont believe so I will have to do some searching on google- for some examples of indicators and write my own with this--- on the second chart I post for this exchange. Recession probabilities. The base or starting line--for this project--will be adjusted and watched with due diligence. We will adjust and continue working with this project as months progress into the future.
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by mooncrest-holdings-ltd
Fuel SeasonalityAs someone who works in industry with large consumption of diesel fuel, we are very concerned and interested in fuel. This past few weeks while gasoline is dropping, diesel fuel is in a price similar to the beginning of Ukraine war. So when will prices go back to "normal"? As you can see in the included image, relative price between gasoline and diesel is very consistent in the way it moves every year. With a very similar and consistent variance. Diesel remained abnormally high between August of 2008 to January of 2009, bottoming in May 2009. This is apparent in the seasonality chart I made. Because of the extreme prices gasoline reached during the summer, the problem for diesel will continue for the entire winter. A single event (Ukraine war) caused a price chaos that lasts a year. Who knows what extremities will occur if, god forbid, a scaled war begins. PS. I have made statistics regarding DJI, kWh, NG1!, RB1!/USOIL, and RB2!-RB1! Maths and statistics are beautiful. This is not trading advice, this is art. Tread lightly, for this is hallowed ground. -Father Grigori
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by akikostas
This Week in the Markets (October 3-7)October 3 (Monday) German Manufacturing PMI UK Manufacturing PMI October 4 (Tuesday) US ISM Manufacturing PMI RBA Interest Rate Decision October 5 (Wednesday) US JOLTs Job Openings UK Composite PMI US ADP Employment Change October 6 (Thursday) US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI Australia Trade Balance UK Construction PMI Eurozone Retail Sales Canada Ivey PMI October 7 (Friday) US Nonfarm Payrolls Canada Unemployment Rate What You Need to Know This Week: 🔸 The RBA Interest Rate Decision is expected to remain at 2.35% 🔸 Estimates have the Nonfarm Payrolls to add 250,000 jobs into the market. 🔸 No major earnings report this week. More information on Mitrade website.
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by Mitrade_official