Gonna be ugly tomorrow

That's exactly why the fed has a greater chance of not raising rates.

Also a collapsing markets will keep consumer spending lower, consumers will start to fear everything about geopolitical events and that too will ease inflation.

I guess we're gonna' find out on Thursday with the latest CPI print.
 
Fortunately, only a small amount of power plants use oil. Most of the generation is via natural gas. Surprised that only 2.3% is solar. For all the tax credits and govt money (Solyndra) funneled into green energy, the payoff is quite small. For green, Nuclear seems to make the most sense if hydroelectric is not an option.
  • Natural gas (40.3%)
  • Nuclear (19.7%)
  • Coal (19.3%)
  • Wind (8.4%)
  • Hydro (7.3%)
  • Solar (2.3%)
  • Biomass (1.4%)
  • Petroleum (0.4%)
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USED to be much more coal, especially with TVA. Our local utility said they use hydro electric. but in the west hydro =drought risk:caution::caution:
Solar works well on my solar home light, but TX proves its not as good as the ads promote. So fossil fuels are best /s+ dont care how many greenies pretend other wise.
Windmills are an eyesore + bird killer , but big in some regions.
Nuclear does make a lot of sense; worse CASE\ 3 mile island worked better than Chernobel.
 
Watch the vix for a short term bottom. I'm adding longs, yes I'm bearish as Fu$k but even I'm going to add longs for the bounce that i feel very ripe for the taking. So vix above 40 by this week I'm piling in. Will sell any extreme bounces.
 
That's exactly why the fed has a greater chance of not raising rates.

Also a collapsing markets will keep consumer spending lower, consumers will start to fear everything about geopolitical events and that too will ease inflation.

Wheat prices are still skyrocketing. People gotta eat. Maybe stress will cause people to consume less food?
 
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