Iran threats on retaliation of Israel bombing its Embassy in Damascus a week ago, is seriously heating up.
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Iran threats on retaliation of Israel bombing its Embassy in Damascus a week ago, is seriously heating up.
https://nz.finance.yahoo.com/news/an...050416881.html
"Bond investors are already feeling the pain, as they reposition portfolios amidst a weeks-long selloff that has hammered Treasury prices. Benchmark 10-year yields, which move inversely to bond prices, hit their highest level since November on Wednesday as they breached 4.5%."
hey winner , gold roaring new high's. See costco selling heap's of gold bars at moment fomo eh
coffee starting to make move now too. jeepers i uenjoy coffee and chocolate in the middle of the night might get expensive next yr.
Inflation is not going to end very easily. As a regular quality coffee and tea drinker I can see both coffee and tea prices have doubled. I was able to take positions on few beverage stocks when I visited supermarkets few years back. Surprisingly, yesterday I was able to buy quality coffee made in Italy at a grate price. Going forward if beverage prices go up further, I may have another great opportunity. Overall commodity stocks are ideal seasonal plays and investment for Intelligent market participants.
https://dailycoffeenews.com/2024/04/...everage-group/
Italian Firm Completes 50% Acquisition of Massimo Zanetti Beverage Group
ah me too. the chat from valuegrowth always too predictable...
Bots got to spice up their game a bit
https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities
Commodities Top Performers
EEX Strom Phelix Baseload Year Future 4.93% 99.00 EUR Coffee 2.86% 2.21 USD Coal 2.28% 121.00 USD Palladium 2.17% 1,058.00 USD Platinum 1.59% 991.50 US
commodities taking off ( have to be nimble on these things), obviously without most sharetrader posters i would say
anyway
Retail spending by Kiwis fell 0.7 per cent, or $45 million, in March when compared with February, Stats NZ said today.
This follows a 2 per cent decline in the previous month
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...EG3DOOZ4QXD4A/
probably needs to collapse more to get inflation down eh + add in a couple hundred more unemployed
US markets looking topish for next few months ...shud settle in a range now ...maybe 4800-5200 . Thus. US ETFs will stop performing and NZ blue chips will catch up ....That shud help my picks ...lol ...I will watch US. ETFs like USF /USG/USS vs FPH /MFT/IFT/SUM for next 3 months ...maybe they will outperform in this period
Markets will readjust to rates expectations ...higher for longer part will get incorporated in SPs but I am not expecting big deviations as multiple expansion part SP growth due to rates coming down will get replaced with EPS growth led SP growth ...both shud balance each other in near future thus range bound markets till this impasse is broken ...2024 end story