Investors Brace for More Market Tumult as Interest Rates Keep Rising

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The stock market turned upside down last year when the Fed abandoned its easy-money policies. Many investors say the ramifications are just beginning to ripple through markets.

More than $12 trillion in value was erased from the U.S. stock market last year.The stock market turned upside down last year when the Federal ReserveThe central bank has raised interest rates to.

More than $12 trillion in value was erased from the U.S. stock market last year.The stock market turned upside down last year when the Federal ReserveThe central bank has raised interest rates to
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It’s not going to stop, 2.3 is the target and Powell isn’t kidding. The FED doesn’t have a choice with the amount of idiotic spending our government is doing l

Fed Chairman Powell must go, Stop the pain and suffering he has caused now

If we broke....they broke....and the broker we get the broker they get...why? because we are their money...All government and corporations need us....we r their money and if we ain't got it then what steps are they gonna take?

I got my puts 😂✌🏼

ESG policy, monetary policy, and the current administration’s general stance toward corporations is crushing profit margins just as much as high interest rates & inflation. Not a political comment, just an observation. I think we need to retest Covid lows (March 2020). $Spy $QQQ

The fed had no choice. The democrats ignored economists’ warnings and passed a completely unnecessary 2 trillion dollar stimulus bill that sent inflation rates skyrocketing. Stimulus is for emergencies. Not for buying votes.

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