Comments by "Supernova" (@MrSupernova111) on "Yahoo Finance" channel.

  1. Imagine a CEO of a large company telling the rest of us to give up adjust our shopping habits to inflation while they continue making millions.
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  2. I like Chris. He's very straightforward. Also, I hope Elizabeth was correct that Putin miscalculated Ukraine's resolve. However, I believe that Russia can withstand economic isolation and bottom line is that Putin doesn't care one way or to the other as long as he gets his way in geopolitical matters.
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  3. Where is your savings? Take some responsibility!
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  4. What does a 21 year old know about inflation or recessions other than what they read in their college textbook? I like Yahoo Finance reporting but please get people with credibility in your shows.
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  5. Sounds straight forward to me. Only one coin has credibility. The rest are just copycats.
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  6. I hope that residential real estate pricing comes back down to earth with interest rates going up.
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  7. "Soft landing version." This guy needs more airtime. haha
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  8. haha
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  9. Such a horrible industry. Between people purchasing homes to rent them and institutional investors the average American is gradually pushed out of the housing market. Millions of existing homes are tied down in investors hands. These practices should be illegal.
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  10. The bigger risk is doing nothing and dragging his feet like Powell has been doing.
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  11. I thought inflation was "transitory?"
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  12. Nothing but scamming bots in the chat. Pathetic.
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  13. Let the good times roll! We're just getting started!
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  14. Russia doesn't care. Get it through your thick head.
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  15. I feel bad for anyone who has their car repo'ed because transportation is a necessity but at the same time total savings in the US hit all time highs during the pandemic and people blew through it like there was no tomorrow. The effect was high inflation and durable good shortages for the rest of us due to high demand. Eventually, the party has to end.
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  16. They're certain that they are clueless.
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  17. The US government needs to stop funding these billionaires with taxpayer's dollars. Sick and tired of it!
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  18. Great reporting Yahoo! Thanks!
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  19. These clowns never see a recession coming. Says a lot about these portfolio managers.
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  20. Also, reported for spam! Bye!
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  21. I figured out this unfortunate fact a while back and buying a first home might be a pipe dream with today's prices. The USA has become a disgrace.
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  22. Many people got a lot more than a one time payment. Some quit their jobs and got unemployment plus monthly stimulus in addition to various other forms of relief.
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  23. Don't forget Trump also pressured the Fed (Powell) to lower interest rates after he fired Yellen who was raising interest rates. Today, we enjoy the result of Trump's economic policies.
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  24. Seems that history likes to repeat itself. lol
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  25. Exactly what I was thinking. Total savings in the US hit all time highs during pandemic and people not only managed to blow through their savings but are also maxing out credit cards again. Even though I wish no harm its irresponsible.
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  26. Nothing but fluff in this video.
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  27.  @ElementaryWatson_fafo  Yep. The fools will learn soon enough.
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  28. Yep. It will be at least a decade before 2020-2022 any long term buyers will see any equity. A crash is coming and I think this one will last longer than the last one.
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  29. Finance lingo.
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  30. hahaha
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  31. Bye bye alt coins! lol
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  32. They have college drop out who built a multi-billion dollar business on a stolen idea as their leader. What do you expect?
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  33. LOL
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  34. Exactly!
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  35. Great reporting by Yahoo finance! Much improvement over the years. Thanks!
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  36. Absolutely! Its disgusting!
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  37. Very interesting. It never occurred to me that the youngest generations were more interested in experiences pre-pandemic, probably because of the outrageous cost of living, and when the pandemic hit the government showered them with stimulus money that went straight to expensive items like durable goods, cars, and houses. The younger generations probably never had that kind of savings and just had to spend it somewhere. I think its safe to say that the stimulus money is largely spent and people are having to face reality again. The restart of student loan payments next year will be the final nail on the coffin for many of these inexperienced youngsters. Many will find out that they can't afford those new cars and houses they bought with stimulus money after all. 2023 and 2024 will be very interesting. I hope people see the writing on the wall and save every dime they can for an emergency.
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  38. I've been saying this for many years. What corporations do is ask their employees and communities for donations so they can write it off in the tax returns and take credit for the donations. I don't want my multi-billion company asking me for money and much less telling me who to donate to or how to feel about social issues.
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  39. Sure it is! Who paid for this report?? LOL
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  40. This woman is as corrupt as they come. I trust nothing she says.
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  41. Nothing but scamming bots in the comments. Disgusting.
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  42.  deagleninja  . Yes, the United States that tried to colonized Cuba but failed and instead colonized Puerto Rico and imposed an embargo on Cuba later on for not being cooperative. Learn some history son.
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  43. No worries. The fire behind the EV market will be short lived in this economy. Buckle up kids!
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  44. Exactly!
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  45. Yahoo, clean up the comment section!! Nothing but bots scamming people!!
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  46. LOL
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  47. This clown is clueless.
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  48. Because it leads to more borrowing and higher interest payments. The USA might create paper money but the other countries which lend us their paper money demand their interest payments. This is why it matters!
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  49. Not the same thing you fool.
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  50.  @slowridefpv9668  . I work in finance and "priced in" has to be the phrase I hate the most. How the hell do people, especially non professionals, know what's priced in and what's not when the market is constantly changing to new information??? If people knew what was priced in they would be able to make accurate market predictions. Stupid!
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