I think Friday shows the 10yr yield doesn’t matter to anyone other than speculators betting on its reaction to a piece of news.
Next week the hedge flows stop. Friday is triple expiration. You have an open window for fireworks. Doesn’t mean it happens. Just think of it as a dry forest waiting...
I was speaking to the economics side of things. There are some left leaning I guess, but spending money is a bipartisan sport. It’s the tax cuts that usually require the torturing of models and mental gymnastics to get them to work.
That stinks. Curious on your details. I could avoid this situation if I needed to I could camp in state A and then if I got one, drive different road to state B and pack it up. It would probably be a longer walk. Once it is packed up I just go full on "Smokey and the Bandit".
I wish it was just 2 states. In this case I would have to navigate 5, including WA which has yet no CWD cases. The good news is that the rules seem to be pretty standard - debone the meat, clean the skull, etc.
That was where I started, just didn't want to assume anything and see if others had thoughts. A tagged animal (whole or pieces) is the next logical question and then the CWD. Like I said, it's the offseason.
It doesn't seem like it is but I like to cover all my bases. Obviously others do to, which is why I asked. My question is more on weapons restrictions, i.e. do I have to unload or disable the weapon while walking to huntable state, but the CWD point is also a good one.
More Baltic. I like the cheap stuff. EM, mostly China and India, and good ole O&G in US. Don't get too excited though, I have some solar stocks too. They are in my basket of things that should pop on first Fed rate cut.
Does anyone camp/park in one state and then walk over a state line to hunt with a tag for another state? A lot of NF seem to lie on state boundaries so I would think it is common. And I would guess the rules might vary by state? Thought I would ask here before I start researching individual...
It's not hard to find someone exactly the opposite of Krugman. Friedman was one, may he RIP. The whole things is a clown show. Conservative think-tanks are a dime a dozen and will gladly pay an economist to tell them what they believe is correct. Billionaires hiring someone to tell them lower...
Dent is telling Fox viewers what they want to hear. He's a 🤡.
The embedded video of Gundlach at least has some data to back up his view. I'm not saying he is right or wrong, just his analysis is a little more objective. This is the difference between a guy who writes a newsletter and a guy who...
I'm not sure, but I thought there would be a change in cost basis when the account is transferred to the bene. I'm not sure if that happens at TOD or upon receipt of the paperwork or some other time. It may be an issue with the IRS later. Maybe some of the CPA's here have a more definitive answer.