mono-stereo the cliff edge is hitting loads more people too, it’s stealthy as fuck as the personal allowance hasn’t shifted for fucking ages. At this rate I’ll pay more into pension than what I get paid net each month. Cunts.
Trump
Just let us know when you want us to get the violins out lads!
You could play at least five violins at once, Smalls.
Would love to know how much Trump shares what he is about to do with others so they can constantly bet on the market reaction. Fucking easy money if you have that insight
Key metric is the US M2 money supply. It will follow the rate cuts and will flood the markets with liquidity.
If we buy the dip, the moon we go!
As of the time I write this, it could change a half dozen times before the end of the day, we have tariffs on canadian steel and aluminum. Plus, he’s apparently added Australia to the list. So we’re down to what, Russia and Hungary as the only countries he hasn’t fucked with yet?
The job that social media has done to convince half of americans that he’s not working on behalf of Russia would be impressive if it wasn’t so harmful.
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Trumps added fear to market since getting in due tarriffs, markets drop consumers get spooked investors get spooked global economy gets spooked, hence less spending on top of high interest rates and recession fears, then we get that surprise inflation drop and fed considering reducing rates already, oil even drops near 10 dollars since he got in.
The tarriffs ploy is working to a tee, as he made it clear he want interest rates low to boom the economy. There is a chance he pulls these tarriffs in a month or two then all the drama calms down a bit to give the market a chance to then go to all time highs again. Plus if that war ends it’s great for inflation also and the market in general. Can not rule out a bull market next year. It’s about lining the dots laugh at it or not that’s my thesis to buying the dip.
on metals in this capital rotation event
The 100k stealth tax is beyond a fucking joke
I don’t fully get this 60% tax thing, as you don’t pay 60% tax, you just lose your tax allowance. Those over the £125k amount don’t suddenly go from 60% to 45%, as you have still lost your tax allowance? So why is it any different to the 100-125 range where the reduction happens?
It is still a shit position and made me stick bonuses into my pension, but it’s a great wage compared the the average in the country so I’m not complaining
Taxing wealthy pensioners like Grant is absolutely imperative to get us BACK ON TRACK.