Page 28 - Security Blanket News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Far, far above fundamentals? isn't this where things should be? we shouldn't have this security blanket with the fed. >> yeah, absolutely. i think we've been talking for months and months about how frothy the stock market is, the financial markets are all sorts of risky assets way off the charts in terms of historical valuations. the idea that would be reined in some and come in some is not unwelcome. if you're jay powell and the federal reserve, yes, you're watching markets and hope things don't get too far out of control, but you might like what you're seeing, some of the insanity come out o...

They're going to raise rates, because they want to cool down the economy a little bit to try to get a handle on inflation, and in doing so, the stock market doesn't necessarily love that. remember, when the rates are at zero, there's nowhere to go for investors but stocks to make money, for companies and individuals, it's easy to borrow and grow your business. but what the fed is doing now, rightfully so, is taking this security blanket away. and now businesses are going to have to stand on their own. and that's causing shaky markets in addition to obviously what's going on in term of geopolit...

Fact that the fed can take this security blanket away and the markets and the economy should and could stand on its own. isn't that a positive? i mean, stocks will now get back to fundamentals. >> i think there's a lot of up side to the fed removing some of the stimulus from the market that artificially inflated both the economy and asset prices. you know, there are still, despite the selloff in the market, massive gains. if you happen to have been smart enough to step into the market at the lows of the pandemic back in march, you'd be up 90% still. the markets are off from their all time high...

Children, iwonder? no, not at all- here _ children, iwonder? no, not at all- here is— children, iwonder? no, not at all. here is the _ children, iwonder? no, not at all. here is the thing. - children, iwonder? no, not at all. here is the thing. if- children, iwonder? no, not at all. here is the thing. if a i all. here is the thing. if a parent is not accepting at home, how do you refer students to parents to talk about sensitive lgbtq issues? middle school and high school kids are going through a lot of things and when they don't have a support network at home a teacher, a classroom is where...

At such a young age. do you have any concerns that, potentially, not having this bill could be — could have a negative impact on young children, i wonder? no, not at all. i mean, here's the thing. if a parent is not accepting at home, how do you refer students to parents to talk about sensitive lgbtq issues? middle school and high school kids are going through a lot of things and when they don't have a support network at home, a teacher, a classroom is where they most often will feel comfortable. we can't take that security blanket away from kids and expect the parents to be the person at ho...