Markets Weekly July 13, 2024

[@lucaspaciello866]

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[@lucaspaciello866]

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[@alfredjones3984]

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[@dorothyweller7736]

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[@chesteradams9764]

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[@normandholland8374]

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[@LaurenHarris4]

The key is risk analysis. The markets are and has always been unpredictable. Thus the important point is not how much one might make but what one could lose. trading and holding on speculative stocks/Crypto and even great stocks can test ones ability in the arena of our ability to control ones loss aversion bias…buy high sell low…The market is overvalued by almost all measures like the CAPE and Buffett indicator. Speculation is high with things like meme stocks (are they dead yet?), our kitty dude, Ai dreaming and all.... It is all about how much one can lose during times like these. Does that mean don't invest, of course not but one must access the risk and have a way out if the tide goes out.....I've been engaged in active trading and managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.6B'tc to a decent 24B'tc....I'm especially grateful to Francine Duguay, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial.landscape.

[@LaurenHarris4]

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[@gutfeldde]

I appreciate the professionalism and dedication of the team behind Francine’s trade signal service.

[@Allen-Schmaltz]

Trading with an expert is the best strategy for beginners and busy investor s who have little or no time to monitor their trades.

[@ShannonBream33]

The key to financial stability is having the right investment suggestions for a diverse portfolio. Many investment failures and losses happen when you invest without proper guidance.

[@amaMcDermott]

It was quite challenging to understand the different trends on my own until i found out about Duguay. Trading made easy.

[@fromthebirchwood]

Looking for long term investments that can fetch millions. If you had $250k, which one would you go with for retirement planning?

[@arlenehill4ril]

consider 3 fund portfolio using VOO, SCHG, and SPYD invest majority of investments using them

[@MAnderson5]

@@arlenehill4ril So much overlap in this portfolio. If you don’t understand the markets then stick to an index like the sp500.

[@Charlesman_T]

The issue is most people have the “I will do it myself mentality” but not skilled enough. Ideally, advisors are perfect reps for investing jobs and at first-hand experience, my portfolio has yielded over 330% since covid-outbreak to date, summing up nearly $1m.

[@katieiri]

@@Charlesman_T good gains! how can i connect with your advisor please? in dire need of financial advisory to expand my investment options

[@Charlesman_T]

Karen Lynne Chess is the licensed FA I use. Just google the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment. To be honest, I almost didn't buy the idea of letting someone handle growing my finance, but so glad I did.

[@SavanaT]

We need a Central Banking 102 Book.... You have so much more to teach us... ❤

[@engrahmed7122]

Check his website. He already has the course

[@chrisp9466]

JW this is absolutely world class content. Like manna from heaven. "Yeah Josh was my former boss...nbd"...wow! Phenomenal masterclass on issuance JW. Thanks so much for your dedication and commitment to your readership and viewership! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@edmond5713]

With issuing more T-bills, the amount of reverse repo decreases (money market funds switches to T-bills) => more liquidity remains in the market. The stock market loves it

[@clifford629]

how are tbills more liquid than rrp?

[@edmond5713]

@@clifford629 the amount of rrp in Fed stays out of the market

[@edmond5713]

@@clifford629 the amount of rrp in Fed stays out of the mark😊

[@edmond5713]

@@clifford629 The amount of rrp remains in Fed and stays out of the market

[@edmond5713]

the amount of rrp remains in Fed and stays out of market.

[@clifford629]

"Going back to 1980, bills have been as high as 36 percent of Treasury debt and as low as 10 percent and have been in the 15-20 percent range only about 13 percent of the time during that period." From Joshua Frost's remarks. 13% rate of hitting the target isn't very accurate.

[@2023Red]

Hello Joseph. It is easy to confuse me on your topics. I get maybe 25%. My understanding is CPI and PPI are not as important as CME. And the Fed is officially not into election manipulation. And Biden wants to get elected. And your old boss works for Biden. Japan wants to get into the stock market more to use its greenbacks. My own agenda wants to know more about the housing market and stock market financial impacts going forward. As an ignorant observer in the background, I think both will do quite well over the coming six months. If the fed decides to drop rates in September then I can easily see greed taking over as FOMO becomes stronger. What i would like from Joseph Wang is a tutorial on TIP Ladders, longer duration ones. Thank you for another super lesson on markets.

[@michaelcoggan1271]

Highly informative as always. Thank you

[@castlehedge]

Wish we had this type of succinctness on Twitter or X…super well done!

[@petergozinya6122]

Thank you Joseph

[@Lights_Darks]

Thanks, Joseph, for addressing the Japanese yen and the bills issuance. It’s important to know if there will be a currency crisis.

[@helenkessler6012]

Hello from east Texas Joseph. Thank you

[@manivang9792]

Ty sir for what information as always

[@andrewtay2001]

Thank you Joseph.

[@lunaticg2003]

Always enjoy your videos profesor Wang 🙇. Im still expecting 3 rate hikes. Guess will have to see

[@meinking22]

The BOJ move had nothing to do with public sentiment. It was a Short face ripper and succeeded with flying colors. They were on the other side of the trade and made back almost what they put at risk.

[@genjuroSE]

I'd say the equity moves was more a rotation from chip winners to small caps.

[@ChuckSwiger]

I thought Thursday might have been AI fatigue :) Expecting the worm to turn in phase 1 of that hype cycle. Dust from the AI explosion should be settling into a long term pattern and then we'll see what we really have. A CMG PUT thru the split was nice.

[@Anon-nd1ek]

Great video!

[@anamoura59]

Hello! Please could someone recommend a good book on Japanese economics. Thank you very much Impeccable video as always, thank you *Sorry, my English Brazil

[@Fedguy12]

Very interesting place, but I don't know enough about Japanese economics to make a recommendation.

[@anamoura59]

@@Fedguy12 Thank you for your attention

[@mariocabella5476]

Great news

[@nonexistent5030]

Yellen herself argued refraining from issuing longer term debt was strategically intended, citing the inverted yield curve as signaling yields will decline. Thus implying she would temporarily refrain from supplying long dated coupons and supply more in the future. Thereby manipulating the supply of 10 year coupons and artificially affecting market prices via supply/demand forces and so influencing yield. Seems trying to get cute to argue against this.

[@raymond_sycamore]

Mortgage rates getting close to 6% again and I don't see anybody talking about it "saving" the housing market now the way they were six months ago.

[@DoctorHemi]

Who's buying all our bonds?

[@gmil2573]

CPI going minimally negative is not good at this high employment rate. This is not a benign report. Fed fund rate has to go to 0 regardless what the FED says. The federal government is completely incompetent.

[@robertveve6847]

4.1 is high unemployment?

[@USGrant21st]

All official data is suspect, contradictory, constantly revised -- it's garbage, what matters is positioning, and it's clear retail long upto ears, which will have to be flushed before market can find direction, I would expect some 10% drop before that happening

[@USGrant21st]

Market is not moving up on good news, that's a bad sign.

[@snapplecode7262]

It is moving up?

[@HectorYague]

For as long as the Fed officials are directly appointed (and fired) by the President himself, it is absolutely impossible that they are clean of any political bias. It is human nature. Fed "indepencency" cannot be ensured as long as its officials are appointed by the very body they intend to be independent of.

[@timkrouse345]

I'm trying to figure out if these Treasury officials are way smarter than me or way dumber than me 😆.

[@Blablablarandomguy]

If you can't figure that out, you're probably dumber