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1) Significant sudden rate drop would apply inflationary pressure, be favorable to US debt, in theory help with wages if more money was free flowing for investment 2) Sudden tax increase would be deflationary, favorable to us debt, negatively real wages terribly This was just a thought experiment I was running and had some obvious…

Reading up on AI-generated music and how the barriers to entering the music industry and making music is going to go down significantly, do you think Spotify and Apple Music will benefit from this or lose out? I see a huge amount of music content coming out and some will great and some will be…

Everyday we are moving more and more into a technology world. Everything growth seems to revolve around tech, AI, etc, Not that there aren't non tech companies doing great, but they are still implementing technology into their business to make it more efficient. Are there certain industries looking to explode over the the 5-10 years?

Hi! I am an ex-prop trader that trades equities. This is a daily watchlist for trading. I might trade all of the stocks on here, or none of them, on any given day. I might trade stocks that don't appear on here! I hold no positions in any stocks long-term but Amazon/Mag7/general broad market indices.…

So I decided to buy the following stocks earlier today: TXT, NOC, LMT, GD. These are all US companies that manufacture jet propulsion transport planes, but currently they are only military use. My reasonings are as follows: Due to the recent Boeing failings, there's a chance that FTC breaks up the US civilian passenger jet…

And it was up to $295 yesterday… I used to hold the stock, and I sold it yesterday after hearing the news. But I don't understand why would it cost more than the acquisition price? Usually, stocks edge a little below the acquisition price so that they price in the probability that the deal won't…

An economist from the Bureau of Labor Statistics corresponded on data related to a key US inflation gauge with major Wall Street firms like JPMorgan Chase & Co. and BlackRock Inc., raising questions about equitable access to economic information. The BLS economist answered numerous inquiries about details within the consumer price index in recent months,…

Stock index futures were slightly higher at the start of trading on Wall Street Sunday, while oil also saw a muted reaction following Iran's attack on Israel. S&P futures (SPX) +0.3%, Nasdaq 100 futures (NDX:IND) +0.3% and Dow futures (INDU) +0.2% saw early gains. The 10-year Treasury yield (US10Y) rose 5 basis points to 4.55%…

Hello, over the years I bought amongst others some (hyped) stocks that turned out to be a loss. Which of the following stocks might have a bright Future, which should I better sell asap? Aurora Cannabis Curevac Canopy Growth Bayer 3M Alibaba Ten cent Corsair Gaming Nokia

Just curious what others think about this. While I’m sure we’re at least a few years away from such a milestone, I could definitely see it happening by ~2032 assuming no WW3. My thoughts are that it’s really just a race between the top 5 or so companies. Nvidia, Google and Microsoft with Amazon and…