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MaximusPrime666 t1_jaawk05 wrote

Reply to comment by Sea_Parsley2982 in Baghdad Powell by cbusoh66

I'm surprised this guy isnt doing guest panels on the cable news networks yet, I'd love to see that. I also wish I hadn't lost my "Iraqi most wanted" playing card deck. Amazing novelty from that goofy period.

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Silver_Comment3913 t1_jaavdlo wrote

This is great! The CHPT 3/17 $11c was an option I was following due to an unusual alert for the 3/3 $11c and after noticing high vol/oi. How difficult would it be to adjust your model to reevaluate for a single option? (i.e. at open checking the math for the same 3/17 $11c and seeing if it is still valid, and if not, analyzing other options for the same ticker)

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KingOfTheP4s t1_jaav8t8 wrote

Earnings will report less than expected growth, followed by overall relative stagnation. Lack of growth after that report (once it occurs) will scare investors and drive the price down, which is the point where concerns over debt will rise, further driving lackluster stock performance over the next several months following the price dip.

TLD;DR Eventual positive rebound is certain, but there will be an overall flat or slightly negative period for 12-18 months kicking off at some point within 2023, likely towards the end of Q2 or start of Q3.

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tigerkingsam t1_jaauq1s wrote

You only get rid of the sticky inflation we have now through high unemployment rates and decimation of home prices and stock valuations. Bernard Arnault, owner of LVMH being the richest man in the World should tell you consumption has gone off the rails into excess. Where the monthly mortgage for a 600k home with 20% down is 4k. We will see the market collapse like in the past when everyone realizes how much pain we have to go through to overcome sticky inflation. JPow will be the most hated man in the World but he will undoubtly give the chemo therapy that the market needs to live. Buls will be in breadlines EOY.

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