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22-03-2024, 06:17 AM
#18761
more record highs . would have been much higher again if not for apple falling 5% odd anyway see markets pricing very high chance of rate cuts starting from june.
nikkei is the best market this yr though
one step ahead of the herd
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22-03-2024, 07:52 AM
#18762
No worries …saw this headline - An economist believes the double dip recession means the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) will slash rates by a full percentage point this year.
More than market priced in of 75 basis
Punters love rate cuts …NZX could be the place to be this year
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
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22-03-2024, 08:44 AM
#18763
from asb bank today
The size of the economic pie per New Zealander isbarely any bigger than it was in late 2019 (only about half a percent or so). There’s been an economic deceleration inmuch of the world, but the tumble in GDP per capita since mid-2022 has been particularly chunky here. In headlineterms, NZ’s post 2016 economic growth has been impressive relative to many of our peers, but the same can’t be saidfor per capita growth. The gulf in our post-2016 per capita GDP growth with the USA is wider than ever and nowrunning behind the Aussies as of this quarter.
Economists and policymakers need to think seriously about how toaddress the economy’s longstanding and chronic issues – low productivity, poor infrastructure and insufficientvalue-add in many of our key export sectors – or the consequences will not be pretty.
one step ahead of the herd
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22-03-2024, 09:18 AM
#18764
Yeah per capita growth has fallen 3.1% and individual purchasing power dropped 4.8% in the last year. Thanks covid lockdowns, an over reliance on China and poor decisions by policy makers driven by politics and simple incompetence.
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22-03-2024, 09:25 AM
#18765
Originally Posted by winner69
No worries …saw this headline - An economist believes the double dip recession means the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) will slash rates by a full percentage point this year.
More than market priced in of 75 basis
Punters love rate cuts …NZX could be the place to be this year
Time to buy reits, utilities and high dividend yield stocks
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22-03-2024, 09:51 AM
#18766
Member
Bonds should do ok. I have bought some long dated bonds pre-xmas, should get some decent upside on these when RBNZ panic cuts back to zero.
If this doesnt work I will be super slutted, whats the point in knowing stuff about economics and maths if it doesnt make you any money
These bonds have been a tough hold, so boring and no movement yet...
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22-03-2024, 09:54 AM
#18767
Originally Posted by Leemsip
Bonds should do ok. I have bought some long dated bonds pre-xmas, should get some decent upside on these when RBNZ panic cuts back to zero.
If this doesnt work I will be super slutted, whats the point in knowing stuff about economics and maths if it doesnt make you any money
These bonds have been a tough hold, so boring and no movement yet...
Yes agree bonds is a good bet leading into the down part of the interest rate cycle.
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22-03-2024, 10:00 AM
#18768
Ha my mate YOLO'd into TMF at the end of last year with the same mindset. Not so happy now
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22-03-2024, 10:22 AM
#18769
AAPL. DOJ can go screw themselves. They have no right to remove my ability to tell when a poor person texts me
Last edited by causecelebre; 22-03-2024 at 11:21 AM.
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22-03-2024, 11:04 AM
#18770
Guru Mark from Craig’s says -
“We don’t want to see the economy struggle, but if it leads to a reprieve on the interest rate front, then it could give the economy a boost and give the sharemarket the shot in the arm,”
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
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