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Average price of a new home in the US... 2012: 288k 2013: 337k 2104: 325k 2015: 340k 2016: 369k 2017: 366k 2018: 385k 2019: 385k 2020: 360k 2021: 435k (+21% YoY) 2022: 570k (+31% YoY)

Market sentiment is getting quite oversold, as one might expect. Below we see that the Investors Intelligence survey (which polls newsletter writers), shows more bears than bulls. /THREAD https://t.co/DgfTlMyFUx

Not budging from the Larry Williams forecast we made together Friday. Bull within a bear here

Meanwhile, let's not lose sight of what really matters more than everything else https://t.co/u2sca2Lb6N

It seems the U.S. would rather force Russia into default than allow the nation to keep paying U.S. investors. https://t.co/RP5aSKEckh

Gas prices in the US hit another record high, rising to an average of $4.69 per gallon. A year ago the average price was $3.11 and two years ago the average price was $1.97. Charting via @ycharts https://t.co/auxIw3w59Y

It's Powell would go 100 it would help end the insidious price increases... The labor situation is going to reverse soon an we will get weaker numbers...

This is very upsetting to those who were reveling in the inflation spike — in the guise of expressing deep concern, of course. So the demands for a reign of fire and blood to curb inflation are getting louder even as the case for such a reign is getting weaker 6/

The call/put ratio is at the lowest level since March 2020, a sign that retail has left the building. /3 https://t.co/99WaOvb8ZC

Fresh $SPY Puts 🩸 https://t.co/CMyD7y9wwM

Markets have noticed: implied inflation expectations over the medium term have fallen. And some Fed officials have mentioned the change 5/ https://t.co/JjSf6GoicU

Best Buy relative to Target is difficult to rationalize. Best Buy did so much better. With a 4.84 yield i would buy it I think it is a better buy than most retailers....and will catch upgrades tomorrow

The Fed’s tools to crimp inflation aren’t working as well as in the past. Mortgage rates have surged, for example, but analysts expect home prices to keep climbing. “This is a market as resistant to higher interest rates as you could possibly imagine.” https://t.co/psgvk9jEfX

This is one truly fucked up $DIA $SPY $QQQ market LOL...it's not a true panic/bear market and it's certainly not with aggressively dip buying, we'e in this weirdddddd no man's land that I just want to resolve itself sooner than later. Like getting hit on your funny bone every day

The number of times that the S&P 500 has traded in positive territory for the entire session over the last 100 trading days is the fewest since May 2009. https://t.co/UMDQltRn3P https://t.co/XEpq256RaA