Bombardier Inc. T.BBD.A

Inflation numbers

[clubhouse19]

Nice to see the pause but most of the decline is due to medical care...used vehicles and clothing costs

Hardly a reason IMO for the rise in the market as we see it today. 

A trader's paradise knowing fully well this will not really have any legs to hold. 
Nevertheless, the high and lows in BBD and the banks today weretaken fully advantage of. 

Certainly will give the bomber some tailwinds contrary to headwinds.

[flamingogold]

True, one month's data does not determine market direction. But, let's not underestimate that we could be at least moving in the right direction. I would like to see at least 3 consecutive drops in the CPI # before we can rightfully claim that the FED is indeed winning the war on inflation. We've been so beat up since the year began that any sliver of good news is going to get the

[clubhouse19]

True... real-estate would be the most affected by rising rates especially for those that want to buy or are not in a longer term fixed rate. IMO it mostly affects the flippers of real estate who now will think twice before engaging in those markets compounded with lower prices.  Rentals are still rising and is at its highest level.    Certainly will be interesting as I do not see

[Truthifest]

I highly recommend a listen to Prof Jeremy Siegel 's interview on CNBC a couple minutes ago.  I've found him to be the best economic commentator out there, for awhile now. He once again hammered away at the housing component of CPI, explaining that the .8% is way over-stated, as it's a very lagging indicator, and if a better measure was used, core CPI would have actually dropped

[clubhouse19]

Well he certainly is denying what people are experiencing with regards to the cost of living for the public especially as it relates to food and energy . If what he says is anything remotely true, then they have to go after those that would be obviously practicing extreme price gouging.   Most of these tv pundits who cater to the general public IMO are mostly self serving and wouldn;t trust

[Truthifest]

I trust Siegel. Of course that doesn't mean he's always right, but his explanations and opinions always seem very reasonable to me, and he's always well prepared.  Regarding housing costs in the US, things have softened considerably.  Just a big lag in the CPI's housing data, so that will only show slowly over time.  Sounds like opportunity to me...