deludedaudiophile
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| Fed rate increase = lower hifi prices? @noske , purely IMHO at this point, but I would think the high high end is pretty inelastic since for the people buying this, it is chump change. I expect the middle-bottom end of the audiophile world to be rather elastic. $100K on a hobby with a ... | |
| I don't want to beat a dead horse but I'm bugged. By the way, innovations in all human endeavors come from both STEM and non-STEM educated individuals. Innovation comes from those with curiosity and imagination. One must ask the right questions, or even what at time posed, considered silly ques... | |
| I don't want to beat a dead horse but I'm bugged. I accept it is possible, however, having participated in blind tests where I was previously convinced there was a difference and then couldn't detect any, I did the calculations and realized there should not be a difference. In another topic, I di... | |
| Fed rate increase = lower hifi prices? Gold was not a great investment during the pandemic. It was not awful, but it and silver until recently totally under-performed. Real estate did well due to lack of supply caused by a whole host of issues in some countries, not just pandemic or Ch... | |
| I don't want to beat a dead horse but I'm bugged. @sns I expect the only reliable measurable trait you will find that differentiates O and S is STEM education level. You view their views as indicating a deficiency. Without adequate validation they are wrong, that is hard to support that view. | |
| Fed rate increase = lower hifi prices? Oh my feelings are just fine. My questions about your reasoning are quite valid since the Real Earnings Ratio is the worst it has been in 80 years hitting almost -4% and it almost always is a leading indicator of a recession and stock market decli... | |
| Fed rate increase = lower hifi prices? Honestly, feelings are not hurt at all. I really do want to see the basis of you analysis so I can understand it better. | |
| I don't want to beat a dead horse but I'm bugged. | |
| Fed rate increase = lower hifi prices? We can't even predict a narrow set of critical commodities to battery manufacturing 6 months out, how one could accurately predict the world economy out a decade seems open to competence questioning. | |
| I don't want to beat a dead horse but I'm bugged. If you are making excuses for racism, you need to be looking in the mirror. I found at least 4 people making this accusation of racism of said poster. 1 would be unexpected, 4 is more than a trend. I really start to question mental health with th... | |
| Fed rate increase = lower hifi prices? In your entire career or experience, has any reputable firm EVER made such a forecast? I don’t recall ever seeing anything like that…even doomsday cults stopped using exact dates. That sounds like something I see from people trying to get me to... | |
| Fed rate increase = lower hifi prices? That’s just simply not true. Using a 2022 S&P500 earnings estimate of 230 the current earnings yield is 5.5%, which leaves quite a bit of leeway for rates to rise before putting pressure on stocks (yes, I’ve done the research). My expectati... | |
| Fed rate increase = lower hifi prices? Thought on the Bank of England predicting inflation could reach 10% by the end of the year and that could be coupled with a recession? | |
| I don't want to beat a dead horse but I'm bugged. My choice is to not engage with racists. | |
| I don't want to beat a dead horse but I'm bugged. Tin hat Audiokaren? |