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How would you interpret the latest PPI?

Bears will say that the figure is higher than expected, which means inflation is still high. Fed should remain hawkish and the market should go down

Bulls will say that PPI has dropped significantly from last month, which potentially shows that inflation may have peaked. As such, Fed should be dovish a little, and the market should go up

This just shows how main stream media and market makers can use the news in either way to move the market
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  • Ordinary Boy : Thanks. What is your opinion on this?

  • Zetariel : Yes two different sides . Tonight seems like SQQQ trying to up but was constantly being pulled down .

  • 只若初见 : When institutions go short, will they listen to retail investors?

  • Cow Moo-ney OP Ordinary Boy : Hmm I try not to take a side. I would prefer letting the institutions or media to take their side, and I follow their thesis [undefined]

  • dwarrior : See key support and resistance 397 is key.

  • Cow Moo-ney OP 只若初见 : It won't[undefined]

  • razo2 : the key problem here is don't play options and let the hegies manipulate the market. every single time market place a bunch of option puts on spy they will force a rally to Molly whop those options. watch spy above 395 today at all cost.

  • Justin Zacks : The higher-than-expected PPI numbers were driven by inflation in services. The service sector accounts for about 80% of GDP, so its influence is large. The data is unlikely to push the Federal Reserve off its path to raise interest rates by 50 basis points next week, but it does throw into question the long-term stickiness of inflation. Inflation numbers over the next several months will hold the key to what the Fed will do in 2023.
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