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Stock Market/Investing/Day Trading/Speculative Trading Thread

McDonalds isn’t as bad and unhealthy as people make it to be, especially considering the type of dogshit that most people eat every day

Except for the fries, they need to go back to cooking their fries in beef tallow

Sub 600 Cals and sub $5 shocked me

I’ve never ordered one before so I just figured it was some ungodly number like 1,000+ cals based on it having 3 damn buns for some reason
 
Rivian is losing $33,000 on every vehicle they sell. That is not a small number. That is a big number.


I remember when Motor Trend (IIRC) named Lucid their Car of the Year, they were like "We're here to name the car of the year, not the business model of the year."
Lucid is losing $330,000 for every vehicle... Yeah, yeah, I know, I know.... economies of scale and such.

https://investorplace.com/2023/10/lcid-stock-lucid-motors-loses-338000-per-car/
 
Lucid is losing $330,000 for every vehicle... Yeah, yeah, I know, I know.... economies of scale and such.

https://investorplace.com/2023/10/lcid-stock-lucid-motors-loses-338000-per-car/

Like... another zero added on to Rivian's number.

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More that PPI blew past estimates and then yields fell and the futures went up...just seems like...uh...well, that doesn't seem right, lol.
PPI increases HAVE to lead to CPI increases. I was watching when the #'s were released, and fully expected the pre-market to tumble. Nope.

The talking heads are suggesting that the Fed is concerned about the Banking industry, and increasing rates further will put additional pressure on their balance sheets. They don't want the entire banking sector to replicate the Silicon Valley Bank experience.

Helluva tight rope to walk.
 
PPI increases HAVE to lead to CPI increases. I was watching when the #'s were released, and fully expected the pre-market to tumble. Nope.

The talking heads are suggesting that the Fed is concerned about the Banking industry, and increasing rates further will put additional pressure on their balance sheets. They don't want the entire banking sector to replicate the Silicon Valley Bank experience.

Helluva tight rope to walk.
Yeah, seems like consensus for CPI is in the 3.6% range...I'm thinking it's probably coming in the mid-3.7s. If yields fall even after that...well, then uh, well...idk, lol.
 
“A majority of participants judged that one more increase in the target federal funds rate at a future meeting would likely be appropriate, while some judged it likely that no further increases would be warranted,” the summary of the Sept. 19-20 policy meeting stated"

Better hope inflation doesn't come in hot tomorrow...

 
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