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Mia Nagasaka, Executive Director for Tokyo Equity Research explains how #AI #robotics and #automation could present a major opportunity for Japan in a #MorganStanleyMinute.
— Morgan Stanley (@MorganStanley) July 2, 2019
ParticipantSomewhere is a different multiverse you are wishing you had settled down raised a family instead of being a starving artist LOL.
Participant500K + US citizenship (if desired) + Florida Condo with mar a lago lifetime membership.
That should do it, (probably tied of living in a cold place).
ParticipantProbably cheaper to just buy it (make offer they cannot refuse)
But if we are going on a “Manifest Destiny” may as well grab Canada and Baja California at the same time (just kidding sort of).
ParticipantTarget Set To Break Out On Blowout Earnings
Stock market rally led by much-better-than-expected Target earnings. Target (TGT) soared in a buy zone, also lifting Walmart stock and Amazon stock, as the three retail giants fare relatively well. Meanwhile, Lowe’s (LOW) surged on earnings following well-received Home Depot (HD) results.
ParticipantLOL IMO part of that is correct, investors are not finding good ways to put money to work, That is why people like flu are paying off loans LOL.
Except maybe home builders along the I-15 between Fallbrook and Corona LOL.
ParticipantBecause people like flu are taking their money out of the bank and paying off their loans LOL Just kidding.
Well when you have negative rates I think it is quite obvious, the gov’s want you to take you money and put it to work, not let it sit in the bank.
ParticipantIt is a little weird, the desire to avoid a recession seems stronger than it has ever been.
My theory is there is just too much money sitting on the sidelines.
ParticipantCongrats on your new position and paying off your mortgages.
Through it does Seems Mortgages rates are low enough that taking out a new one may not be a bad Idea if you can find a good use for the money.
But then again maybe that is why rates are so low (most not finding good places to put money to work).
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On closing question though: Does the U.S. remember how to manufacture efficiently? or is there too much red tape to be able to do that?[/quote]In California I think they have pretty much outlawed manufacturing any thing but software LOL.
Just kidding sort of.
ParticipantToo much attention being paid to the yield curve IMO.
It takes a lot of research and confidence before you start pounding nails on a bunch of new housing tracts at the same time.
Don’t panic over the yield curve inversion: El-Erian
ParticipantXi is in a tough spot,
From most mainlanders perspective XI giving in an inch on hong kong or taiwan would probably be the last you hear of Xi.
Interesting times.
Not really helping us get a trade deal done either as they see it as being our fault somehow (the protests).
ParticipantDid you see the last recession coming ?
I would have to say yes (well mostly), I did not expect it to be quite as bad as it got, but I was definitely out in front of it.
IMO I have learned some.
IMO big fund managers need dumb money to step up so they can exit (else they are kind of stuck and they have a lot of influence).
(maybe I am wrong but that is the situation as I see it).Dumb money has not stepped up/in yet in a big way.
The Trade deal will get done IMO. We will not get everything but neither will China, it simply could not continue the way it was going without change.
ParticipantLOL I am starting to think, maybe there is just too many people (like me) sitting on the sidelines waiting for a crash for it to happen.
anyway IMO.
What happens when smart money cannot find an exit LOL.
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