$VOO(VOO)$ They will pivot after 5% interest  Keeping inflation to 2 to 5%  Before that keep rising . Once pivot the market will fall abit more to wipe out those using margin and will be a v shape recovery 

Last night's midterm elections were not in line with the previous forecast of "red wave".The Democrats showed great resilience in the House, Senate and governor's races. Although the election is not over yet, the Democrats have shown a huge advantage in being able to get this result in a hyperinflationary environment.House of RepresentativesIt was originally predicted that the Republicans would easily get 40 more votes than the Democrats, but now it looks like the Republicans will only win narrowly in the House.Based on the results of the real-time voting, the The New York Times' prediction system believes that the Republicans will only win by 13 votes in the end. NBC predicts the Republicans will win by only 5 votes, almost stepping over

The US goes into midterm elections TODAY and the current administration is expected to lose ground to a "Red Wave", i.e. the conservative Republicans Party (or the "Red" party) is being widely touted to gain control of both houses of parliament. This creates a "gridlock" situation wherein the ruling administration controls the President's chair while both houses of parliament will be aligned against them, thus leaving any new policy-building potentially in tatters. As the electioneering for the midterms commenced earlier this year, the ruling administration leaned heavily into social issues such as abortion (which the U.S. Supreme Court effectively abrogated from being a national mandate to a matter that should be determined at the state level) and debate on transgender rights. In sur

They just might. Due to political reasons. The fed has been hawkish for many months now. They might just turn dovish before the midterms. 

With inflation still far higher than the Fed’s long-term target of 2%, and a tight labour market that has shown little sign of easing amidst economy-cooling efforts, the Fed is unlikely to pivot around the US mid-term election. The Fed, though its board of governors are nominated by the US President and elected by the Senate, is run independently from the federal government, so that decisions over its monetary policies will not be swayed by political bias, but rather to ensure price stability and full employment in the country. Hence, it is unlikely that the Fed will take any action to assist either political party in the coming mid-term election, to the detriment of its political independence in its monetary policies decision-making. Far more important is the coming monthly inflation prin

The Santa Rally has begun in earnest in the aftermath of the US Mid term elections and a milder than expected inflation of 7.7% in October. At the moment, it looks like the Republicans have won 211 seats versus 201 seats for the Democrats in the House of Representatives.  However it is neck to neck with 49 seats win by the Republicans and another 49 seats in favour of the Democrats in the Senate. So the general consensus by the political analysts is that the Republicans will gain control of the House while it is a tie breaker for the Senate. This Mid Term Elections was supposed to be a "Red Wave" for the Republicans but in reality it was not.  It was also supposed to be  an endorsement  for Donald Trump to stage his triumphant return to retake back t

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Well, as seen from ytd, it rise then it drops. Bearish short term as said in my previous post. Be patient. The data shows alot. And because of the midterm election, stocks might rise but it is a fake and will likely drop after the midterms. Mid termsis on the 8th of November by the way. It is soon so prepare for it. What do you guys think about this? Share your thoughts. Like share and comment!! Would love to know more

Energy giants  $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ , $Chevron(CVX)$ and $Marathon(MPC)$ recently delivered Q3 reports that exceeded expectations. From a comparison of revenue and market expectations, they beat the weak tech companies.Strong results and historically high stock prices make energy stocks shine in 2022.In the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ components, for example, energy stocks occupy the top 10 gainers. Warren Buffett's position - $Occidental(OXY)$ is the best performer with a 145% jump during the

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On Monday's episode of "Mad Money," host Jim Cramer discussed the midterm elections and how Wall Street may interpret a scenario in which the Republican Party wins control in at least one chamber of Congress.$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $DJIA(.DJI)$ $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$

Today is D-day for the US. The present Biden administration has lost touch largely with the American people and many predict there would be chanhes. For now, the Republicans will return in strength with former President, Donald Trump's impending annoucement of his candidature for the next Presidential elections. As in past Mid-Term elections, stock markets are likely to be bullish and many of the stocks affilkated to the Republican camp would prevail. Donald Trump's Digital World Acquistion Corp, DWAC has already trended upwards and likely to move up strongly. Also Phunware, PHUN will also trend strongly upwards.

The red wave that the Republicans have expected before the midterm election has not materialised, and both parties (Republicans and Democrats) are still locked in a tight tug-of-war. A divided government will be welcomed by the market, not least because major legislations imposing restrictive regulations for the US economy and selective sectors may encounter challenges and delays in being passed. In fact, historical market data has revealed that the best outcome for the stock market is a Democratic President and a Republican-controlled Congress, when S&P 500 index witnessed on average an annual return of 16.2%, compared with 13.6% with a split Congress and 10.1% with a Democrat-controlled Congress. I expect this midterm election to produce a split Congress with the Republicans eventual