Recession 2020

[Coronita]

I didn’t know what was posted..I think there are lots of clouds on the horizon …. a lot of AI clouds of computing. ha ha ha .

[Coronita]

Here’s a stock tip. Go long and buy many shares of Kimberly Clark. You see Kimberly Clark makes Depends adult diapers, and I think they will have an incredible quarter. I think there is an unprecedented demand for Kimberly Clark’s Depends adult diapers…. I mean, last night I stopped by a Rite Aid, and saw a huge line of people stocking up on Depends….and when I asked they were all uber-bears that were shitting in their pants for shorting the stock market over the past few months…

[The-Shoveler]

Some are predicting the end of the boom and bust cycle.

Maybe that is a sign LOL.

But seriously I think the central banks now see that as their end goal.

[Coronita]

Here’s another stock tip. Go long on Unilever too. You see Unilever makes Vaseline petroleum jelly. And just like last night, the previous night I saw a huge line of people stocking up on vaseline petroleum jelly. When I asked, it was a bunch of uber-bear short sellers that were stocking up to replenish their supply that was running low from repeatedly bending over and getting fked over the past few months.

[FlyerInHi]

[quote=The-Shoveler]Some are predicting the end of the boom and bust cycle.

Maybe that is a sign LOL.

But seriously I think the central banks now see that as their end goal.[/quote]

Isn’t the Great Moderation Alan Greenspan was talking about?
Instead, the Maestro is partly responsible for the Great Recession and the decline of Western capitalism and liberal order.

BTW, the end of the business cycle is the China Model. Interestingly, they made communist central planning work. It’s working so well for them that we want them to stop doing it, haha.

[The-Shoveler]

Maybe that is it, maybe the central banks fear the end of capitalism.

Anyway there does seem to be a cooperative considerable effort by the central banks to avoid a serious bust cycle.

[FlyerInHi]

Flu, talking about getting fucked, the greatest missed opportunity in the history of mankind is the rise of China.

The gloom and doomsters predicted the crash of China over and over and over again. Meanwhile people who invested in China rode their confidence to great wealth.

[The-Shoveler]

China is more a fascist dictatorship than a communist country now LOL.

Anyway they are teetering, we will see.

The China Model is a fascist dictatorship LOL.

[FlyerInHi]

[quote=The-Shoveler]China is more a fascist dictatorship than a communist country now LOL.

Anyway they are teetering, we will see.[/quote]

I was just trying to underscore flu’s point not to let doom and gloom and ideology get in the way of wealth creation.

We will see…. but the fact remains that millions of people who invested in China are today millionaire global citizens. They can go anywhere and buy anything they want.

[Coronita]

great news keeps coming out. Intel smashes earnings numbers and on top of that raises 2020 forecast. Bellweather semiconductor also does not see a slowdown in 2020, otherwise they would issued a tempered guidance.

Stock up 6% AH.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/intel-stock-rallies-as-data-center-sales-drive-big-wall-street-beat-2020-01-23

[Coronita]

ST micro also says the same thing. great numbers

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stockbeat-stmicro-nudges-chipmaker-rally-052400393.html

[Coronita]

Apple beat estimates, raises guidance.

Consumer spending apparently still strong.

Scoreboard….

[Coronita]

Microsoft earnings came in good too!!!

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-shares-rise-beats-revenue-211753022.html

Outlook good too..

[Coronita]

… and I knew this company would do well. damn I wish I invested in them when when they just went public.

ServiceNow beat, spectacular results.

https://finance.yahoo.com/m/80cfeeed-34e4-3750-a2e5-a1a7cca1b190/servicenow-shares-surge-after.html

[Coronita]

Tesla also beat expectations. awesome..

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