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The Numbers Don’t Lie: The Bulls Are in Charge A brand new PAYCODE is queued up and ready to re

The Numbers Don’t Lie: The Bulls Are in Charge [StreetAuthority]    [Have you heard about these strange income PAYCODES?]( A brand new PAYCODE is queued up and ready to release… Unfortunately, it looks like your name isn’t on the “list” to get it… This 19-digit PAYCODE [could hand you an instant $1,640 every single week](… from less than 10 minutes of “work”. [Click here to claim your first “PAYCODE” - now.](   The Numbers Don’t Lie: The Bulls Are in Charge By John Persinos  There are many reasons for the current disconnect between a positive macroeconomic environment and negative consumer sentiment. I’ll get to that topic in a minute. But first, let’s look at why the bull market remains very much alive. Favorable and negative trends are unfolding in counterpoint, creating a context of deflationary growth. The economy is still expanding, but it’s getting restrained enough to keep inflation in check. That’s just what the Federal Reserve and Wall Street want to see. While the Fed takes a breather from its tightening marathon, the economic ripple effects of previous actions are still emerging. Consumers are starting to feel the pinch, resembling marathoners who’ve just realized they signed up for the full 26 miles, not a 5K. This collective fatigue is the ticket to cooling inflation and giving the Fed a reason to lower rates by year’s end. Rising stock market and housing prices have pushed household net worth to unprecedented levels, fostering a “wealth effect” that encourages spending. The solid jobs market is another bullish factor. To be sure, this newfound wealth is not spread evenly, and low-income consumers find themselves under mounting pressure. However, as long as inflation continues to decelerate and employment remains robust, the current economic expansion and bull market are likely to persist. Over the past three years, the U.S. consumer has been the cornerstone of economic growth, propelling both domestic and global expansion. This resilient spending is particularly notable given the dual challenges of high inflation and elevated interest rates. A strong consumer has in turn been a major impetus behind healthy corporate earnings growth. Accordingly, U.S. stocks continue to reach new heights, with the S&P 500 last week achieving its 31st all-time high this year (see chart). [Read More...](   [USA Flag]( [Could this $118 trillion force trigger “reset” of America?]( PhD economist reveals a surprising and shockingly unspoken reason civil unrest is on the rise... and how it could trigger an American “Reset” that could decimate the finances of millions. But it’s not all doom-and-gloom... He reveals the simple steps you should take NOW to protect your wealth and add as much as $507,500 to your retirement nest egg. [Discover the shocking secret behind the “Reset” here >>]( You are receiving this email at {EMAIL} as part of your subscription to StreetAuthority. To ensure that you receive these emails, [please add us to your address book.]( [Terms]( |  [Privacy]( |  [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 StreetAuthority 20 Pidgeon Hill Drive, Suite 202, Sterling, VA 20165 All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited.

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