BlackRock: Away from stocks and bonds, recession is coming

[peyj]

The hate that all the media such as , ABC and others have on testa seriously

[lyre]

This is financial advice and I never give financial advice: DONT LEAVE DURING THE BEAR. If you don't want to invest...learn. If you don't want to learn...build. If you don't want to build observe. DO SOMETHING...other than leave. There is so much opportunity here. Take advantage!

[welt]

Yellen probably hired a bunch of hackers or crony hedge fund managers to get the false flag event she wanted.

[zysk]

Whyyy are people comparing gas prices from LAST year during a time hardly any one was driving...compare to 2019

[katz]

They have enough authority as it is they should not be controlling us like this

[zAHN]

trusting a foreigner, yeah, right.

[grub]

More than a paralegal in India, there is much better NLP and AI tools available to a lawyer now. I collaborated briefly with a CEO of a law tech startup who had degrees in law and CS, and people are developing much better search engines for lawyers. This doesnt mean no paralegals but it means when a paralegal retires or leaves the company, you may not need a replacement. A paralegal itself can do jobs of 2-3 paralegals because searching for relevant things are much easier than looking up physical books.   The AI is not perfect but just like with vaccines where it can help focus on some candidate vaccines instead of whole gamut, a legal ML tool will easily go over the the stuff.   The point is people often blame job loss due to job migration but jobs are reducing primarily because there is a revolution of tech. People dont understand that the AI revolution is as big as the industrial revolution.   She is right people may need grad degrees in some fields. In others, if you are a smart coder in high school, you may not even need a degree. Again for most people, college is useful especially in future. But if someone is exceptionally motivated to learn on their own, they can probably manage without one - I.e. in the right field.

[Legg]

Maintaining stable prices is not one of the Federal reserves goals. If you understand exponential growth then even at their smallest 2% stated goal of inflation you have extraordinary results in just a couple decades.  When you realize the national deficit was less than one trillion dollars in 1980 this starts to make sense. This system is not sustainable and we are near the end.

[swim]

You mean stole and got away with it

[adrin]

Ofc it won't get better if you print 120-150 billion dollars each month

[kwin]

Im not saying crypto doesnt Experience inflation but unlike other fiat backed assets inflation doesnt harm crypto. Not only this but also the fact that fiat in general is crashing even though crypto will see corrections I really dont think crypto is in a bubble as many people think it is due to the fact that it turns fiat currency into x10 return or more not only this but aswell as crypto has its own power its own entity no body controls other than members of that blockchain or crypto holdings.

[remy]

Inflation? Really?   Why are Treasury rates dropping? Why are they basically nailed to the floor? Why does one famous historian say interest rates are at a 5000-year-low? Low rates mean abundant credit for viable businesses. That means employment and rising wages. Those are all good things.  Americans have so much stuff jammed into their McMansions they have to hire people to haul it away before they buy more stuff. We throw away more food than other countries eat. If your lifestyle is cramped by un-preventable economic cycles, it's because of your unrealistic expectations.

[hyla]

Suddenly Elon is evil. Wtf deep state.

[tim7]

The Fed caused inflation and are reluctant to do anything about it now.

[orr]

Very interesting content, i would also be glad if anyone here can explain a few things for me, this is 2022 and I believe it#39s my time to invest and shine for a better future