Dr Rck
10-19

Feels strange as to how the market can sustain itself when economy seems doing 'well' (maybe far ahead in the future say a year from now when there are peace that prevails in the Middle East and Russia/Ukraine), but not now? Biden just forgives a few more billions in student loans, public and private debt owing highest ever, interest rate cuts (why cut when things are good; stocks are super hot?), things are still pretty expensive to buy (yet inflation is reported to be back on track at a low), AI accounts for majority of the hype in the market; war is ravaging, war casualties at an alarming rate, lower to middle class are feeling the squeeze of still pretty high mortgage rate so on and so forth.. it is just like TSLA or NVDA or TMC where most of the money are parked with them and ridiculously super high valuation of shares in the trillions; gold at the highest, so what's happening? Yet more money is going to be pouring into the market... what will that lead to? Very high chance of a steep correction to make life more viable, affordable to enjoy lasting peace if that is the aim, or this era is not for the feeble hearted... not many care anyway? My opinion and not investment advice..

Modified in.10-22
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