u/factsoverfeelings89 ·
Reddit — r/stocks
· March 17, 2026 at 03:35
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Seems like there's been a bull case for everything that's historically been bearish.
Job numbers are terrible, no problem that means we're more likely to get rate cuts and the GDP numbers are still good.
Inflation is high, no problem it's only temporary because of tariffs and corporate profits are still rising.
The latest GDP figure badly missed estimates, the expected was 2.8% and the latest real data is 0.7% which could be revised lower. This was before the war started, the higher oil and gas prices will surely turn the next quarter negative.
If you're still bullish, why?