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Related: About this forumSTOCK MARKET WATCH: Thursday, 11 April 2024
STOCK MARKET WATCH: Thursday, 11 April 2024
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SMW for 10 April 2024
AT THE CLOSING BELL ON 10 April 2024
Dow Jones 38,461.51 -422.16 (1.09%)
S&P 500 5,160.64 -49.27 (0.95%)
Nasdaq 16,170.36 -136.28 (0.84%)
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Quote for the Day:
The genteel lady of leisure was as much a part of the industrial social order as her husband or his employees. As Schreiner pointed out, it was ultimately the wealth extracted in the world of work that enabled a man to afford a more or less ornamental wife. And it was the very harshness of that outside world that led men to see the home as a refuge "a sacred place, a vestal temple," a "tent pitch'd in a world not right," presided over by a gentle, ethereal wife.
Barbara Ehrenreich; Deirdre English. For Her Own Good: 150 Years of the Experts' Advice to Women. Anchor Books / Doubleday Publishing Group. © 1978, 1989.
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bucolic_frolic
(47,050 posts)Not sure where we're going. Down I think, for a few more days, due to the inflation fallout, but really it's overblown. Every MSM, pundit has the markets on a hair trigger. But we may not see any interest rates cut this year, or until the final meeting of the year. Worse, in my view, the economy runs a little hotter in the early spring and summer. Been a long winter, vacations are planned.
progree
(11,463 posts)I have graphs of the CPI and PCE, both the regular and the core measures. Both month to month changes and a 3 month rolling average. So as to see what is happening with RECENT inflation, as opposed to an average of 12 months which I don't give a fig about.
https://www.democraticunderground.com/10143223421#post4
They are seasonally adjusted numbers, by the way (some want to explain it away as just the economy waking up from a slumber in late winter, but no, the Bureau of Labor Statistics adjust for regular seasonal patterns)
https://www.bls.gov/news.release/cpi.nr0.htm