@LenaErik
on Motley fool i read, that investing is not just about the stocks you choose; it's about the community and guidance you surround yourself with. I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks, diversify or do I wait for another opportunity?
@Heiligenstadt1770
Wait 😂 Trump tweeted that Taylor Swift is not hot anymore and that upset the market according to that guy? 😂 I laughed so hard….
@roysmith8071
It feels like when insurance companies get to price gouge us to insure a car because bad credit effects your driving in some magical way
@MarcoWanner-h8j
With around $120k invested in Palantir stocks, any suggestions for additional stocks to diversify across various markets? Looking for a well-rounded portfolio that balances risk aversion with returns meeting yearly inflation concerns.
@marklen2322
You need to consider S&P and Fitch may lowering their Bond Market rating again.
@WhiteCarbon7
Congress doesn't care about managing the deficit. Money will keep flowing, which has been and will continue to be bullish for equities. Until another nation cares to call our debt, this conversation means nothing.
@swany2621
financial people have given trump benefit of the doubt. at every turn they assume the best. People are slowly starting to realize he has no idea what he is doing - except enriching himself.
@92-SC300
6:49 except all the consumers who buy those iphones, who watch those google ads, who pay for those subscriptions. If they feel the squeeze in their interest rate on their cars, their credit cards, their mortgage, eventually the dominos fall, and doesn’t matter if theyre the last domino
@waterbug1135
"If the economy gets weaker the Fed will lower rates." This may not be set in stone. If the Fed sees tariffs as the cause it may be smart enough to not lower rates because that wouldn't fix the problem. The US would be far less productive with high tariffs. That's a self-inflicted contraction. The Fed should be taking liquidity in that case. The premise the Fed lowers on weaker economy was based on a government seeking grow. But what if that changes to taking us back to 1900?
@seanryan8341
It's "kick the can down the road" lol. Surely that guy has heard the phrase a million times by now
@Michael-u8p9h
What I find amazing, from at least 1988 to1992, yields on the 10 year rose and went over 7% and stocks went up nicely, except for a downturn from 1990 to 1991. And here we are, worrying about a stock selloff because when the 10 year at 4.45%. The Federal Reserve started to slowly bring down interest rates in 1992 and the stock market continued its bull run to the year 2000. (I did the research for the time period from 1988 to 2000). Could stocks fall, of course, but like Warren Buffeet stated serveral times throughout his 60 years running Berkshire Hathaway, "I can't tell you where the stock market will be today, tomorrow, next month or next year. And anyone telling you they know where it will be is lying to you."
@raymicciche8869
In the first two months of 2025, America quietly imported more than 600 tons of gold from London and Switzerland, according to World Gold Council data
@RodriguezParris
No wonder so many people feel like they’re just treading water. The whole system’s designed to make debt feel normal, like you’re doing life right if you’re juggling credit cards and loans. I used to buy into that... until I realized I was basically working to pay interest, not build anything real.
@rickhayes-oh2zm
downgrade should be junk
@Bradgilliswhammyman
It is mainly trumps fault
@realyouisyoursoullifeisper7295
Unbelievable
@Tbecker048
Pay the debt out of homeownership
@leealex24
Us dollar just need to weaken by 10%, everything will follow.
@Dattilo-The-Hun
DEI in full bloom
@Celinawales