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For fuck's sake, just say that corporate profit theft is up almost 4% in the the face of DonnieDumbFuck's Iranian War on the tRUMP-Epstein-Maxwell child rape human-trafficking ring files. Would it hurt you, WSJ, to actually report what is actually happening?

Numbers are not correct since DOGE stooges cut almost the whole statistics department. Consumer prices definitely rose more than that.

Shocking. Is there anything on the radar that would say something different? Are we continuing bombing before or after the mid-terms? Anything happening in the strait that indicates oil will resume its prewar status? Tariffs are still in place? Tariffs are a tax on the consumer.

It’s never a good thing when you have to include ‘core readings’ in the first sentence. Like we can live without food, heating our house or gasoline. Simple things would help. Ending the war and working out tariffs with trading partners would be a good start. That can start November 3rd.

The WSJ endorsed Trump in 2024, 4 years after the traitorous corrupt POS tried to overthrow the Republic on J6; stole 5000 pgs of NDI on his way out; had both prosecutions corruptly obstructed by his own judge Cannon. So go burn in hell with the maggots, you antisocial human garbage.

Until Wall Street quantitative models strip out assumption that 0-rate policy is natural state of financial markets, front end will continually underprice structural inflation and surprise to the upside.

We need more real journalism talking about the benefits of investing in solar, wind, and other alternate sources of energy in this context, and in the context of global unrest. Everyone who invested in solar panels 5 years ago is paying off their investment more quickly than projected...

Not exactly. We own tangible, hard tech on our home. It produces real energy that really powers both of our vehicles without gas. We've already paid for it. It will continue to do that whether or not the market crashes due to an AI bubble or the war. It is resilient and has real value.

...especially if they have solar panels, a heat pump, and EVs. Of course, that doesn't shield from increases in transporting goods. BUT we need to discuss resilience and the economics of alternate energy, NOT just climate change.