We Are In the Clear Until Sept. Fed and Quarterly Op Ex

I'm going to buy AMMO.... no, the already loaded stuff.

O no. I guess it’s time to sell.

You don’t ever give up do you?

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Hussss bullish?

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OH Sh$T. Why do this now Husss? I just bought a ton this morning.

Unreal this dude is this consistent.

Husssss

What goes down must eventually come up. I just wait it all out

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Knew I should have went to cash when I saw this.

3% drop today and fairing Hussss is still a 100% guarantee to make you money.

Amazing

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Hussss went positive and immediately tanked the market
In all fairness to Hussss i was sure Sept/Oct would be a bad time for the markets even with the runup from the last few weeks. History backs this. Figure we will see the lows from June sometime in Sept. Still think how low we go will depend on Oil/Gas. Saw a small drop in the inflation numbers due to prices dropping in Oil last few weeks. Looks like we go down further starting tommorrow.

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i was sure Sept/Oct would be a bad time for the markets even with the runup from the last few weeks. History backs this. Figure we will see the lows from June sometime in Sept. Still think how low we go will depend on Oil/Gas. Saw a small drop in the inflation numbers due to prices dropping in Oil last few weeks. Looks like we go down further starting tommorrow.

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I still think it's going to be a bad time.

The primary driver with oil/gasoline is lack of supply. Biden has apparently addressed that enough (to get prices more manageable) by draining the SPR (and the lowering prices at the pumps express this), but that's only a temporary solution (and set to expire in November, almost as if something big happens around that time...).

While fuel is dropping, energy is not. Natural gas and coal are far higher (by multiples) than they were in just 2019. While it's not as direct a blow to consumer wallets as gasoline, it still eats into their budgets considerably and -most importantly- this looks to trend upward for the foreseeable future (especially with the Inflation Reduction Acts extra taxes on those two energy sources).

If we get the long-term forecasted milder winter, this will help ease consumer issues (but not enough to completely compensate for the differences between now and last year).

Most foods are still increasing (around 2/3 of the categories), this also is continuing to eat into consumer budgets. The cumulative effect from all of this is why I think Sept/Oct and maybe Nov will be bad.

Oil/gasoline will need to get down to ~$3 nationally (so, another .85/gallon) and remain there for months before businesses are going to feel comfortable lowering prices again, especially with energy still being high and rising.