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From: LP12
No, Markets is trading as though Iran / Hormuz happened.

Inflation = good for markets
Shrinkflation = good for markets
AI spin = good for markets
Climate profligate spending and chicainery = good for markets
Bomb makers etc making bombs etc = good for markets
Working from home = good for markets
Immigration = good for markets
Care home costs = good for markets
Electricity gas and oil prices = good for markets
People eating wallpaper = good for markets
Funeral costs = good for markets
Divoc 19 outbreaks = good for markets
Civil wars = good for markets
Foreign regime changes = good for markets
Sarving Cubans = good for markets
Putin falling off a cliff = good for markets
Putin landing on a trampoline afer falling off a cliff = good for markets
Rebuilding broken oil wells, bridges, kindergardens = good for markets

There has been no nuclear 'solution' played out, thus, all is good.

One of these days a man with 11 and a half pc monitors and a spread sheet batch data file for the inside leg measurement (on a tuesday evening) for current and former chairs of the federal reserve will realise this and stop saying the same thing he said last week, and the week before that, and the week before that, and the week before that, and the week before that, and the week before that, and the week before that, and the week before that, and the week before that, and the week before that., namely, "why isn't the market going down???"

 Current Thread  Author  Time 
Markets is trading as though Iran / Hormuz never happened.
 Free Thinking Doggie  14:35:29 
>> No, Markets is trading as though Iran / Hormuz happened....[more]
 LP12  17:05:26 
>> NDX......[more]
 Free Thinking Doggie  14:45:44 

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