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Mety said:
zubs said:
I think the more important question is...
How do big sponsors benefit the readers and writers here?

I mean will I get $100 if I talk up Lennar....
Or will someone give me $100 to shit on KB?...where's my money!!  I am an influencer!


Did you know high karma accounts on Reddit have monetary value?...so people are farming karma on reddit to sell to big corp.

Welcome back, YF!

That?s not YF at all. Far from it.
 
People who come to TI expect to read as truthful of comments as possible.  With the advent of big ad dollars, the truth will be skewed to accommodate the money.  It is in the interest of the TI readership that we keep the big ad dollars away.  How do we do it? by cussing and being racist and posting dog meat pics from yunnan dog meat festival.

fuck you very much.
 
momopi said:
When Zovall ran the blog, weren't we sponsored by Redfin at one point?

I'm pretty sure zovall also runs TI... remember... Larry left IHB to form his own OC one.

That's when zovall acquired TI and set IHB back to a housing blog (it used to profile new home models).

eyephone said:
Sub: You should think things through before you make a comment to me. (Like I told IHo)

eyephone and his idle threats. So funny.
 
irvinehomeowner said:
momopi said:
When Zovall ran the blog, weren't we sponsored by Redfin at one point?

I'm pretty sure zovall also runs TI... remember... Larry left IHB to form his own OC one.

That's when zovall acquired TI and set IHB back to a housing blog (it used to profile new home models).

eyephone said:
Sub: You should think things through before you make a comment to me. (Like I told IHo)

eyephone and his idle threats. So funny.

What is the guy talking about? Idle threats? I?m not even threatening anybody. Think it through.
 
morekaos said:
Kings said:
"recession, recession, recession"

...are we there yet?

Think we are still on white supremacist, white supremacist,  white supremacist!!  Remember anti-Semite, anti-Semite, anti-Semite!?....ahhh those were heady times!

Retail Sales!, Retail Sales!, Retail S.....oh wait thats good news....never mind.
 
Retail sales has been poor for many companies without a sound online strategy.  Look at Nordstrom (JWN) or Macy's (M) as good examples. 
 
Halos said:
morekaos said:
OH Puleeeeze! The Dow is down 3% year to date.  This is a big boy game. If you don't have the pants to play, you shouldn't try and wear them.

I sold in early January...I guess you thought we were going higher in the new paradigm, but I'm sure deep down inside you knew it was too good to be true. Too many issues surrounding stocks for it to go higher...Libor blowing out, rising rates, facebook stock headed into the toilet.

March 23, 2018 Dow stood at 23,533...early January 25,283....who's your daddy now?
 
I heard something funny yesterday on NPR. 

When the recession hits, everyone will be expecting it!
 
OCLuvr said:
It hasn?t happened in the history that yield curve inverted and a slowdown didn?t follow.. Give it some time

Well I guess there is always a first...

Bond yields are surging, and the scary recession warning everyone was talking about has gone away


The Treasury yield curve was signaling recession this summer and now positive trade developments and Fed easing have helped turn the tide, to where the bond market is actually signaling growth.
Thursday?s big move up in yields was the biggest one day jump in the 10-year since President Trump was elected president.
Strategists say yields are now in an uptrend, but they do not see the 10-year moving much above 2% in the short term.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/07/bond-yields-are-surging-and-the-scary-recession-warning-everyone-was-talking-about-has-gone-away.html
 
morekaos said:
OCLuvr said:
It hasn?t happened in the history that yield curve inverted and a slowdown didn?t follow.. Give it some time

Well I guess there is always a first...

Bond yields are surging, and the scary recession warning everyone was talking about has gone away


The Treasury yield curve was signaling recession this summer and now positive trade developments and Fed easing have helped turn the tide, to where the bond market is actually signaling growth.
Thursday?s big move up in yields was the biggest one day jump in the 10-year since President Trump was elected president.
Strategists say yields are now in an uptrend, but they do not see the 10-year moving much above 2% in the short term.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/07/bond-yields-are-surging-and-the-scary-recession-warning-everyone-was-talking-about-has-gone-away.html

In 1998 there was a brief yield curve inversion for less than a month, and the stock market rocketed higher after that occurred.

The yield curve is a sentiment indicator, nothing more, nothing less.  Sometimes the bond market is more pessimistic than it should be and the economy doesn't cooperate by falling into a recession until years after the fact.
 
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