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Yes, costs will rise. But we don't have to cut benefits https://t.co/k4RlFX0MIa

(3) Soft/Hard/No Landing? Philly Fed Manufacturing Index has moved down to -24, its lowest level since May 2020. In the past, every time this indicator was at or below current levels the US economy was either in or approaching a recession. Video: https://t.co/aaZSF7cXtz https://t.co/ITgC38ctea

Nice teamwork https://t.co/p8jOIDrAKK

Nat gas is down to $2.06 today (-9%). The last time nat gas traded with a 1-handle was back on 9/23/20. Down 53.6% YTD. Not inflationary.

$2,000 Trading Profit! One trade can make more than what some people make in an entire week! My goal this week is to be a STOCK SNIPER! That means I will be taking less trades, but only the best setups! https://t.co/jC0eh4oO4Q

I'm getting a few people saying "but the programs will be bankrupt because payroll taxes will fall short of expenses". Yes, SS and Medicare Part A are supported by dedicated taxes. But that's an accounting convention, not a real constraint — and taxes can be increased.

Lets talk about why the Stock Market is dropping today. - Unemployment reached a 52 YEAR LOW - Retail Sales are the highest they have been at in over a year - Inflation is starting to rise even after all the rate hikes we have done What does this mean? .5 Rate Hikes Ahead= Fear

Microsoft teams up with Nvidia and Nintendo in 10-year deal to stream Xbox games https://t.co/ck8aq2e1PX

Anyone have a factory-sealed 1st gen iPhone? Because one recently sold for more than $63K at an auction. https://t.co/IFMVDxNIvH

Last few weeks we have had second biggest short covering in a decade ... and now we have no market bids 😬

World War III & JUST ANNOUNCED are not a good duo to have trending at the same time https://t.co/58u6qIIFTB

Over the past 14 months we have seen a back and fourth rally between Bulls and Bears! To me, this looks like we are transitioning to the next 1.5 months of a Bear Rally! Anything under $400 shows weakness! https://t.co/YaseR9LbYz

U.S. stocks booked their worst day in more than two months on Tuesday as investors emerged from the long holiday weekend in a gloomy mood. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled about 697 points, or 2.1%, ending near 33,129: https://t.co/3ubgQLmQcx https://t.co/ABFMiXOsBS

The S&P has already seen 10 one-day gains of 1%+ this year and today would be the 7th 1%+ drop of the year.

$spx daily look as it hit a active objective. https://t.co/iBNthh5b0w