Cruises. They attract certain people. Cruise lines were hit hard from the pandemic and recovering. I'm long NCLH, I think the recovery in cruises continues over the year and has tailwinds of more and more boomers retiring on pensions every year.
CAT sitting on the front steps of a very dangerous channel where historically we have seen blowoff tops and waterfall selling anytime we're here....
.... Complacency?
Nothing is more profitable than fear.
I think Pfizer profits have doubled by Q2 and it's getting even crazier, way crazier.
The whole west is throwing money at them with government and most urbanites in total fear.
They don't even care how much it costs. Destroy a country? Lose 10% of GDP? They don't care, just name your price.
Take AMZN for example. Went...
Bitcoin has been marinating in the SCAM ZONE 10500-9000 while volatility has dwindled to a stand still. As POWWOW Mr. FED's printers CURE COVID 19 this week look out for a nice break out, maybe all the way up to 9900 before battling out of the SCAM ZONE and drawing swords with 11k. At this point BITCOIN is primed for a massive divergence from traditional assists...
Millennials and Boomers have opposite effects on stock market during years 2018 to 2030.
The Value-Based Forecast for S&P 500 shows stock market hovering above 3000 during years 2018 to 2028. play.google.com
As the last Boomers hit retirement, their drag on the stock market should end when Millennial consumption and investing is still growing until year 2035.
If...
A further developed theory of previous publication.
I'm sorry bears, chances are you have found yourselves in disbelief.
Follow the trend, don't be the guy that short's this thing all the way through 100k.
We haven't even started, Bitcoin's mission to Namek is the final story of a world economy ready to collapse and if you play your cards right, collect the...
Participation rate, on the other hand, has been declining since 2010 and now stands at levels lower than in 1980-ies.
However it is not a systemic problem with the labor market. The reason for the decline is that the percent of population that is employed or actively looking for work is shrinking as a part of total population as a direct effect of aging baby-boomers.
There are many reasons why bond yields should go down, however, there are many more positive reasons why bond yields will go higher.
Demographically Challenged
Our largest demographic population on the planet, not just in the US, is the baby boomers born 1944 to 1964. Largely early baby boomers born during WWII and up to the late 1940's have already started...
