It will be fine...
I think they found out that the russian oil was still getting to market and that the sanctions is not working as planed so by driving the price lower they attempt to hurt russia's oil profits.If it was Biden's fault when gas was $5/gal, is it his fault that gas right now is like $2.60/gal?
Some quotes from a article I read in todays stock newsUS energy production is matching opec for the first time in a while, and opec’s cuts are not keeping prices high like intended. That’s keeping WTI and Brent crude down. It’s shocking this isn’t in the media, why? We all know it goes directly against green energy. My question is how and when did we start pumping/drilling more to meet demand without more people knowing?
Bounce In U.S. Production And OPEC Cuts Reshaping Oil Market Landscape
In a cyclical industry, recent trading years offer ample testimony of non-OPEC oil producers being pretty deft at grabbing market share both in good times and bad.www.forbes.com
Yes, because it was $1.72 when he took officeIf it was Biden's fault when gas was $5/gal, is it his fault that gas right now is like $2.60/gal?
Did you write this yourself or did you copy and paste it. If the latter, sources are usefulWhat are your thoughts about 2024?
We all know one can’t predict the future, but some have more experience in this area then others and I’m curious about the different point of views.
The stock market
Will Q1/Q2 revenues be better than expected or will the markets sink in Q1 after record highs since it’s being said most spending right now is on credit, and some believe that credit spending is artificially boosting the economy with inflation not accuratly being recorded. Will history repeat itself after these record highs?
Will interest rates hold through Q1/Q2 of 2024? Will rates be cut in Q3? If so what are your reasons? Will rates hold for even longer since these rates are near historical averages and it will be needed to squash inflation? I personally think a we might see a rate cut just before Q3 of 2024 but that leads to another problem.
Real Estate
The moment rates are cut more buyers will flood the market and RE prices will continue to climb due to limited inventory. Don’t get me wrong I love increased equity, but I’ll leave it at that until someone chimes in.
Let’s not even talk about the commercial RE market.
Do we need to talk about how much consumers are spending on experiences and worthless crap, rather than paying down debt and building personal wealth?
I’m just an average Joe in my 30’s going to school to finish my degree, and this is my area of interest. Now that I don’t have any homework until January this all I read about. You can’t grow without knowledge so let’s hear some opinions!
What are your thoughts about 2024?
The garnishment of wages need to be implemented.Student loan payments (they resumed in October, 54% are now late.)
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