Producer Price Index Accellerate to 6.5% From Last Month’s 6.0%: Inflation is Coming

[otto105]

You lost. I'm bored now.

Run and hide little maga boi.

I love that you hide and scurry.

 

[otto105]

I revel in the fact that you have no facts and that you’re a bunch of idiot, lower educated fuckups.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Nope. Downblended. Unusable for weapons.
Maybe that's your problem. You don't have the facts.

You can't prove that. Your man is a war criminal.

And no regime change.

No unconditional surrender.

No intelligent Mashmont.

 

[sealybobo]

Not good.

Today’s May PPI came in hot:

Headline PPI

• +1.1% month over month
• +6.5% year over year
• Forecast was around +0.7% MoM, so it was a meaningful upside miss.

Core PPI

• Reuters reports +0.8% MoM excluding food and energy, the highest in over four years.
• The big driver was energy, with energy prices up about 10.7% in the month.

So the implication is: inflation pressure at the wholesale level is reaccelerating, and this probably pushes the Fed further away from rate cuts.

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Republicans are going to cause another crash and blame it on Biden just like they blamed the 2008 Bush crash on anyone but themselves.

The current U.S. stock market is widely recognized by financial experts and market strategists as the most expensive in American history, surpassing the valuations seen during the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble and the 1929 run-up to the Great Depression.

The percentage of stocks trading at extremely high valuations (Enterprise Value to sales ratios) has soared to nearly 40%, completely eclipsing the 2000 tech bubble peak of 35%.

Being the "most expensive market in US history" means that the total stock market capitalization is at record levels compared to the real economy, with metrics like the Warren Buffett Indicator exceeding 230%. Historically, extreme overvaluation suggests elevated risk, set up investors for disappointment, and has occasionally preceded market corrections or prolonged flat periods

• Expected Lower Future Returns: When you pay a premium for stocks (based on measures like the Shiller CAPE ratio or Forward P/E), the mathematical reality is that your expected long-term annualized returns are lower. [1, 2, 3]
• Vulnerability to Shocks: The market's heavy concentration in a few mega-cap tech and AI companies means that even slight earnings misses can trigger outsized volatility.

 

[sealybobo]

Hasn't been that high since Biden.

You're comparing Trumpanomics to a Pandemic? Good comparison.

 

[Mashmont]

You're comparing Trumpanomics to a Pandemic? Good comparison.

So only Trump gets blamed for the pandemic and not your Alzheimer’s patient?

Biden and Democrats paid people to sit home and not work for 1.5 years. That’s what caused the massive inflation

 

[otto105]

So only Trump gets blamed for the pandemic and not your Alzheimer’s patient?

Biden and Democrats paid people to sit home and not work for 1.5 years. That’s what caused the massive inflation

Who was president in 2020?

First pandemic checks came during the humper regime in 2020.

 

[jacksonlamb]

So only Trump gets blamed for the pandemic and not your Alzheimer’s patient?

Biden and Democrats paid people to sit home and not work for 1.5 years. That’s what caused the massive inflation

Biden cleaned up all of Trump's mistakes. If he was alzheimer's stricken, then Trump must be dying.

 

[Mashmont]

Biden cleaned up all of Trump's mistakes. If he was alzheimer's stricken, then Trump must be dying.

And what "mistakes" of Trump did the Alzheimer's patient allegedly clean up?

 

[jacksonlamb]

And what "mistakes" of Trump did the Alzheimer's patient allegedly clean up?

Nope, you said TR was good and not guilty. We showed you were wrong.

Now it's your turn.

 

[Mashmont]

Nope, you said TR was good and not guilty. We showed you were wrong.

Now it's your turn.

What's TR?

 

[jacksonlamb]

What's TR?

You are not shrewd, only a midget when it comes to argumentation.

 

[Mashmont]

You are not shrewd, only a midget when it comes to argumentation.

Sorry, if I don't understand your code. Why not just say what you mean?

 

[citygator]

Republicans are going to cause another crash and blame it on Biden just like they blamed the 2008 Bush crash on anyone but themselves.

The current U.S. stock market is widely recognized by financial experts and market strategists as the most expensive in American history, surpassing the valuations seen during the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble and the 1929 run-up to the Great Depression.

The percentage of stocks trading at extremely high valuations (Enterprise Value to sales ratios) has soared to nearly 40%, completely eclipsing the 2000 tech bubble peak of 35%.

Being the "most expensive market in US history" means that the total stock market capitalization is at record levels compared to the real economy, with metrics like the Warren Buffett Indicator exceeding 230%. Historically, extreme overvaluation suggests elevated risk, set up investors for disappointment, and has occasionally preceded market corrections or prolonged flat periods

• Expected Lower Future Returns: When you pay a premium for stocks (based on measures like the Shiller CAPE ratio or Forward P/E), the mathematical reality is that your expected long-term annualized returns are lower. [1, 2, 3]
• Vulnerability to Shocks: The market's heavy concentration in a few mega-cap tech and AI companies means that even slight earnings misses can trigger outsized volatility.

You make some good points. However, in my opinion the real risk isn’t necessarily that the entire stock market is in a bubble. The valuation excess is heavily concentrated in a handful of AI and mega-cap technology companies. That means a sharp correction could erase trillions in market value without producing the kind of broad economic collapse seen in 2008. We need to distinguish between overvaluation of specific sectors and systemic economic risk.

 

[sealybobo]

And what "mistakes" of Trump did the Alzheimer's patient allegedly clean up?

Did you forget why Biden beat him? Trump shit the bed leading us through the pandemic.

Remember he hid from us how deadly the virus was? It’s all in Bob Woodward s book. Did you read it?

 

[Mashmont]

Did you forget why Biden beat him? Trump shit the bed leading us through the pandemic.

Remember he hid from us how deadly the virus was? It’s all in Bob Woodward s book. Did you read it?

Except Biden didn’t beat Trump.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Except Biden didn’t beat Trump.

Hands down beat him and kicked him in the ass.

 

[otto105]

Except Biden didn’t beat Trump.

Biden just didn't beat him; it was an ass wuppin.

 

[jacksonlamb]

A huge ass wuppin.

 

[Mashmont]

Hands down beat him and kicked him in the ass.

You don't believe that. If you do, you're an imbecile.