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    18 Comments

    1. Phil Stones on

      The government currently lacks concrete strategies to address inflation. Inflationary pressures are impacting various sectors, including stocks, housing, and commodities, causing their prices to rise. It is not advisable to keep your money idle and wait for a market crash. Instead, it is prudent to put your money to work by starting with cautious investments and gradually increasing your pace as prices decline further. Withdrawing a significant amount of money, exceeding $500K, from my account at this time presents a challenging decision

    2. Phillip on

      Now Biden will be forced to buy back Oil Reserve back at much higher price. Can't beat the OPEC thugs. Coterra is essential to National Security and lower Oil and Gas for America.

    3. Harry Chu on

      The FED has repeatedly stated that they cannot impact Energy and Food Prices with their policy tools. Moreover, Powell is on record that the FOMC is focused on the Core CPI Print which excludes Energy and Food.

      Why is there confusion here?

    5. Robert Jenkins on

      I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my whole life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Maria Reyes.

    7. marlm10 on

      All the data is manipulated. Wall St. vs what's happening in the real streets are not at all accurate. Inflation is really at 30% not 3.6% ….all fugazi.

    10. sguntury on

      it's funny that gurus sitting in New York city are commenting on CPI. They don't drive cars and know nothing about gas prices. They buy groceries from upscale shops like Eately and Whole Foods and know nothing about price hikes. Ask a common man in mailand US about inflation and they will give you a very good idea!

    12. Enzo""" on

      "Thanks for the update. I will advise traders, especially newbies, to have an orientation of the market before getting involved. I must say trading offers more benefits than just holding, thanks to this Instagramer Landra Lilly Macy for always keeping me ahead of the trend, so glad I started the program with her."

    13. Enzo""" on

      "Thanks for the update. I will advise traders, especially newbies, to have an orientation of the market before getting involved. I must say trading offers more benefits than just holding, thanks to this Instagramer Landra Lilly Macy for always keeping me ahead of the trend, so glad I started the program with her."

    15. Erik Kurilla on

      Bipan Rai, the North America director of FX strategy at CIBC Capital Markets, expresses a rising apprehension that recent data suggests the Federal Reserve might be slightly lagging in their response compared to their initial expectations for this year. My portfolio is witnessing more losses than gains. I'm curious about how other individuals in this market are achieving gains of over $350,000 within a brief timeframe.

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