Recent Comments
It corrected itself back to around 500 down, but seems to be creeping back down further.
And what does this have to do with the price of tea in China?
The DJIA is recovering some which is good to see.
There are a number of elements at play. The US's increased crude production, decreasing reliance on global markets, and major increase in natural gas production; the increased usage of renewables; OPEC's repeated decisions over the last few years not to cut back on production; and more recently, the potential re-emergence of Iran on the global trading market.
Been waiting on this for over a year now. Time to pour money into the market!
My wife just found out about these places a couple weeks ago...
I tried so, so hard to avoid it, too. *sigh*
Part of it is Chinese Government trying to prop up their currency.
I love that place. It's like Big Lots for the Pier 1 crowd.
Totally agree. This has been a long time coming. The good news is, up until now, the US economy continues to move along well according to most economic indicators. I wonder if this forces the Fed to reverse course and not increase interest rates in mid-September...could help buoy the domestic markets a bit...
I knew I could count on TheFifthFuller to predict 12-0. Never fails
How much, if any, has the increase in oil production by the US driven the downward trend of oil prices? I can't remember the last time I saw $40 a barrel for crude, and I just don't follow global oil markets enough to know of anything else that's going on with production besides us being on pace to become the largest world producer.
Not the World Market I was thinking of...
Yes
based on what? NFL potential?
Yeah, no doubt.
That said, looks to be more global than US-centric this time. The Chinese bubble is popping, India screwed the pooch, the Russian Ruble is devaluing as we speak, Greece is Greece, and oil prices are probably going to where they should be.
That said, if your business has a significant portion of its workforce/manufacturing in China, you should be worried right now.
Gosh, how much staff do we have? I for one think this is going to be a 10-2 regular season not counting any ACC Championship game or Bowl game. We might lose the revenge game to OSU and then probably Miami after that. I think Bud will Shutdown GT.
Don't really understand stocks but what the heck is going on? I heard China's economy is falling apart and the price of oil has something to do with it?
Realistically, I see us at 8-4. Losses to OSU and then some combination of GT/Miami/Duke/ECU/Pitt/UNC.
In my heart, I see us going 9-3 or 10-2. The swing game there is if we beat OSU.
Regardless of the outcomes, it's going to be six awesome days/nights at Lane.
So a great time to buy stocks and fill up the car with gas soon already below 2 here in SC.
"I had no idea you had so much staff."
possible explanation:
"I prefer my threats lay in the weeds."
The Great Correction of 2015. Economic analysts have been predicting it for almost a year now.
I too saw a wild turkey walking on the side of the road a couple weeks ago. And thought that is a great sign! Then two minutes later a car with anOSU license plate holder passed by. Still the wild turkey trumps that. I mean how often do you see a wild turkey? Got to be a great sign.
FifthFuller gets the nod from me.
Me leaning toward a fifth...who knew?
Good thing we have this guy to keep the supply up with such a large demand:
Your wife is single handedly trying to save the global economy. Props.