Here's the real reason Target's stock is dropping | CNN Business

Target’s stock has lost about a fifth of its value over the past two and half weeks. It’s not about what you may have heard.

If you follow right-wing media or Twitter, you may have seen a lot of coverage recently about Target’s stock price falling because of outrage over its Pride Month clothing.

It’s conceivable that some investors sold Target because of the negative coverage on Fox News and other right-wing outlets. But Target’s stock went on a nine-day losing streak and hit a three-year low this week because of broader changes in the US economy, the possibility of a recession, and Target’s over-exposure to discretionary merchandise, according to corporate executives and retail and investment analysts...

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Here's the real reason Target's stock is dropping | CNN Business

Target’s stock has lost about a fifth of its value over the past two and half weeks. It’s not about what you may have heard.

If you follow right-wing media or Twitter, you may have seen a lot of coverage recently about Target’s stock price falling because of outrage over its Pride Month clothing.

It’s conceivable that some investors sold Target because of the negative coverage on Fox News and other right-wing outlets. But Target’s stock went on a nine-day losing streak and hit a three-year low this week because of broader changes in the US economy, the possibility of a recession, and Target’s over-exposure to discretionary merchandise, according to corporate executives and retail and investment analysts...

This is one of those instances where the truth probably is in the middle. I think people are genuinely fed up. I also think there's much more going on behind the scenes. Our economy could be in trouble.

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Here's the real reason Target's stock is dropping | CNN Business

Target’s stock has lost about a fifth of its value over the past two and half weeks. It’s not about what you may have heard.

If you follow right-wing media or Twitter, you may have seen a lot of coverage recently about Target’s stock price falling because of outrage over its Pride Month clothing.

It’s conceivable that some investors sold Target because of the negative coverage on Fox News and other right-wing outlets. But Target’s stock went on a nine-day losing streak and hit a three-year low this week because of broader changes in the US economy, the possibility of a recession, and Target’s over-exposure to discretionary merchandise, according to corporate executives and retail and investment analysts...

It's also shrinkage.
More and more people are figuring out that certain stores won't do anything to fight shoplifting.

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My fellow southpaw Mark Brunell will probably always be my favorite Jaguar.

Here's the real reason Target's stock is dropping | CNN Business

Target’s stock has lost about a fifth of its value over the past two and half weeks. It’s not about what you may have heard.

If you follow right-wing media or Twitter, you may have seen a lot of coverage recently about Target’s stock price falling because of outrage over its Pride Month clothing.

It’s conceivable that some investors sold Target because of the negative coverage on Fox News and other right-wing outlets. But Target’s stock went on a nine-day losing streak and hit a three-year low this week because of broader changes in the US economy, the possibility of a recession, and Target’s over-exposure to discretionary merchandise, according to corporate executives and retail and investment analysts...

Feels like controlled demolition in the face of inflation. Same for Anheuser Busch. Blackrock and Vanguard also have the most invested in Target percentage wise and they're absolute behemoths financially on a global scale.

Means little to them if Target slips. I noticed in Publix last week that they have gone the Wal-Mart route with self checkout lanes. It's sad. We're seeing jobs being phased out little by little.



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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Here's the real reason Target's stock is dropping | CNN Business

Target’s stock has lost about a fifth of its value over the past two and half weeks. It’s not about what you may have heard.

If you follow right-wing media or Twitter, you may have seen a lot of coverage recently about Target’s stock price falling because of outrage over its Pride Month clothing.

It’s conceivable that some investors sold Target because of the negative coverage on Fox News and other right-wing outlets. But Target’s stock went on a nine-day losing streak and hit a three-year low this week because of broader changes in the US economy, the possibility of a recession, and Target’s over-exposure to discretionary merchandise, according to corporate executives and retail and investment analysts...

Feels like controlled demolition in the face of inflation. Same for Anheuser Busch. Blackrock and Vanguard also have the most invested in Target percentage wise and they're absolute behemoths financially on a global scale.

Means little to them if Target slips. I noticed in Publix last week that they have gone the Wal-Mart route with self checkout lanes. It's sad. We're seeing jobs being phased out little by little.



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Makes you wonder who they think is going to spend money in these places if everyone is out of work.

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???

Feels like controlled demolition in the face of inflation. Same for Anheuser Busch. Blackrock and Vanguard also have the most invested in Target percentage wise and they're absolute behemoths financially on a global scale.

Means little to them if Target slips. I noticed in Publix last week that they have gone the Wal-Mart route with self checkout lanes. It's sad. We're seeing jobs being phased out little by little.



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Makes you wonder who they think is going to spend money in these places if everyone is out of work.

Don’t worry, Uncle Sam will take care of you.  Now get back to your pod, grule is served at 0800, 1200 and 1800 hours.

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At some point you just have to let go of what you thought should happen and live in what is happening.
 

I'm convinced money is now imaginary.

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I'm convinced money is now imaginary.

Well, digital currency is pretty much invisible anyway lol

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Not invisible. Imaginary. Obviously the average Joe is fully handcuffed to the traditional mode of currency exchange, but I don't believe the elites are bound by it.

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Not invisible. Imaginary. Obviously the average Joe is fully handcuffed to the traditional mode of currency exchange, but I don't believe the elites are bound by it.

Well of course it's imaginary, but if it's imaginary, it's also invisible..

There's also a big push by the elites right now for fiat currency. Feels like the more that some of these bigger investors push for more digital currency, the elites just purchase more precious metals. Even they understand that fiat currency is less volatile, but those elites will always push what they want you to purchase. But just because they push it, doesn't exactly mean that they're not lining their pockets some how.

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Meh, the value of the dollar is also imaginary so it's not all that different.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Not invisible. Imaginary. Obviously the average Joe is fully handcuffed to the traditional mode of currency exchange, but I don't believe the elites are bound by it.

Well of course it's imaginary, but if it's imaginary, it's also invisible..

There's also a big push by the elites right now for fiat currency. Feels like the more that some of these bigger investors push for more digital currency, the elites just purchase more precious metals. Even they understand that fiat currency is less volatile, but those elites will always push what they want you to purchase. But just because they push it, doesn't exactly mean that they're not lining their pockets some how.

The dollar has been fiat currency since we left the gold standard in the 70’s. The difference between it and crypto is it’s backed by “guns…lots of guns” and the power of the U.S. economy, but it’s still fiat because we agree on its value not because it has an intrinsic value being backed by anything of substance or actual value.

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Central Banks are aiming to go fully digital in the near future. FedNow is a good example. Conveniently after that CashApp or PayPal guy got clapped in San Francisco. They were already discussing this openly late last year or earlier this year across the pond. They're looking to add a C02 credit style system to your expenses and they're looking to potentially limit us to 2 tons per year of Carbon. They can tell you how much carbon you're spending your money on and then tax you for it or penalize you for it. Goodluck traveling on vacation if one trip costs you a quarter of a ton or half a ton of your yearly allowance on C02.

All of this was spelled out flatly by the World Economic Forum. Again, "You Will Own Nothing And Be Happy". BRICK and OPEC are openly telling people to drop the dollar, to be prepared for their own currencies to be put into place. We're at the front door of watching US Global Economic dominance come to an end. Can't wait for my basic monthly universal income. Instead of getting milk, bread and eggs at your door though we'll have to settle for grass clippings, burgers made in a plant from recycled [BLEEP] that came through the plumbing system and insects instead.

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Central Banks are aiming to go fully digital in the near future. FedNow is a good example. Conveniently after that CashApp or PayPal guy got clapped in San Francisco. They were already discussing this openly late last year or earlier this year across the pond. They're looking to add a C02 credit style system to your expenses and they're looking to potentially limit us to 2 tons per year of Carbon. They can tell you how much carbon you're spending your money on and then tax you for it or penalize you for it. Goodluck traveling on vacation if one trip costs you a quarter of a ton or half a ton of your yearly allowance on C02.

All of this was spelled out flatly by the World Economic Forum. Again, "You Will Own Nothing And Be Happy". BRICK and OPEC are openly telling people to drop the dollar, to be prepared for their own currencies to be put into place. We're at the front door of watching US Global Economic dominance come to an end. Can't wait for my basic monthly universal income. Instead of getting milk, bread and eggs at your door though we'll have to settle for grass clippings, burgers made in a plant from recycled [BLEEP] that came through the plumbing system and insects instead.

We have the Great Equalizer and soon it will be time to use it.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Central Banks are aiming to go fully digital in the near future. FedNow is a good example. Conveniently after that CashApp or PayPal guy got clapped in San Francisco. They were already discussing this openly late last year or earlier this year across the pond. They're looking to add a C02 credit style system to your expenses and they're looking to potentially limit us to 2 tons per year of Carbon. They can tell you how much carbon you're spending your money on and then tax you for it or penalize you for it. Goodluck traveling on vacation if one trip costs you a quarter of a ton or half a ton of your yearly allowance on C02.

All of this was spelled out flatly by the World Economic Forum. Again, "You Will Own Nothing And Be Happy". BRICK and OPEC are openly telling people to drop the dollar, to be prepared for their own currencies to be put into place. We're at the front door of watching US Global Economic dominance come to an end. Can't wait for my basic monthly universal income. Instead of getting milk, bread and eggs at your door though we'll have to settle for grass clippings, burgers made in a plant from recycled [BLEEP] that came through the plumbing system and insects instead.

We have the Great Equalizer and soon it will be time to use it.

What is that?

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Central Banks are aiming to go fully digital in the near future.  FedNow is a good example. Conveniently after that CashApp or PayPal guy got clapped in San Francisco. They were already discussing this openly late last year or earlier this year across the pond. They're looking to add a C02 credit style system to your expenses and they're looking to potentially limit us to 2 tons per year of Carbon. They can tell you how much carbon you're spending your money on and then tax you for it or penalize you for it. Goodluck traveling on vacation if one trip costs you a quarter of a ton or half a ton of your yearly allowance on C02.

All of this was spelled out flatly by the World Economic Forum. Again, "You Will Own Nothing And Be Happy". BRICK and OPEC are openly telling people to drop the dollar, to be prepared for their own currencies to be put into place. We're at the front door of watching US Global Economic dominance come to an end. Can't wait for my basic monthly universal income. Instead of getting milk, bread and eggs at your door though we'll have to settle for grass clippings, burgers made in a plant from recycled [BLEEP] that came through the plumbing system and insects instead.

Central banks are already fully digital, and have been for many years.  What are you talking about?

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We have the Great Equalizer and soon it will be time to use it.

What is that?

What are they attacking? That will answer your question.

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Central Banks are aiming to go fully digital in the near future.  FedNow is a good example. Conveniently after that CashApp or PayPal guy got clapped in San Francisco. They were already discussing this openly late last year or earlier this year across the pond. They're looking to add a C02 credit style system to your expenses and they're looking to potentially limit us to 2 tons per year of Carbon. They can tell you how much carbon you're spending your money on and then tax you for it or penalize you for it. Goodluck traveling on vacation if one trip costs you a quarter of a ton or half a ton of your yearly allowance on C02.

All of this was spelled out flatly by the World Economic Forum. Again, "You Will Own Nothing And Be Happy". BRICK and OPEC are openly telling people to drop the dollar, to be prepared for their own currencies to be put into place. We're at the front door of watching US Global Economic dominance come to an end. Can't wait for my basic monthly universal income. Instead of getting milk, bread and eggs at your door though we'll have to settle for grass clippings, burgers made in a plant from recycled [BLEEP] that came through the plumbing system and insects instead.

Central banks are already fully digital, and have been for many years.  What are you talking about?

He's talking about replacing paper currency with fully digital currency. Your money will be bits and bytes on Cloud and that will give them total control; no one will buy or sell without their permission. And then bartering will come back and they'll try to clamp down on that, and then it all really gets hot.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

What is that?

What are they attacking? That will answer your question.

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Central banks are already fully digital, and have been for many years.  What are you talking about?

He's talking about replacing paper currency with fully digital currency. Your money will be bits and bytes on Cloud and that will give them total control; no one will buy or sell without their permission. And then bartering will come back and they'll try to clamp down on that, and then it all really gets hot.

Exactly. Bad enough our fiat currency has no real backing to it anymore. Since the gold standard was done away with decades ago. Now, it's just a legitimate [BLEEP] number on a screen somewhere. It does give the banks and the Government more control. We're heading towards what China is doing with their social credit system. No bueno. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_j8W-SDefU

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Central Banks are aiming to go fully digital in the near future.  FedNow is a good example. Conveniently after that CashApp or PayPal guy got clapped in San Francisco. They were already discussing this openly late last year or earlier this year across the pond. They're looking to add a C02 credit style system to your expenses and they're looking to potentially limit us to 2 tons per year of Carbon. They can tell you how much carbon you're spending your money on and then tax you for it or penalize you for it. Goodluck traveling on vacation if one trip costs you a quarter of a ton or half a ton of your yearly allowance on C02.

All of this was spelled out flatly by the World Economic Forum. Again, "You Will Own Nothing And Be Happy". BRICK and OPEC are openly telling people to drop the dollar, to be prepared for their own currencies to be put into place. We're at the front door of watching US Global Economic dominance come to an end. Can't wait for my basic monthly universal income. Instead of getting milk, bread and eggs at your door though we'll have to settle for grass clippings, burgers made in a plant from recycled [BLEEP] that came through the plumbing system and insects instead.

Central banks are already fully digital, and have been for many years.  What are you talking about?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43jEzaogiy8

Oklahoma and Florida are already pushing back on CBDC with laws.

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Want to add this as well. When this goes live. You'll get a good feel for it. A lot of banks will close as you won't need as many with a fully digital currency. Don't need paper, coins, tellers, etc. We barely have 4,100 banks now in our country. So, expect a lot of consolidating going on any minute now and plenty of lay-offs. Regional banks will just get eaten alive by the larger banks.

Dave is a more level headed YouTuber. He won't delve into the deep end of conspiracies, etc. Just figured I would share for the non-tinfoil hat crowd on here. His viewer base and comment section say otherwise though.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHqltKWi0xU

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

The argument is that transactions will be faster, etc. I don't have the problem now with my debit cards and credit cards. They charge and snatch their [BLEEP] out faster than you can blink. When you need a refund though? They drag it out like USPS and you're lucky to get it back in a week from my experience. I don't think it's good, overall, it's not good.

It's forcing you to get onboard. If you don't like banks today, and, you're old school and you keep your cash and coins out of the bank, and, nobody would blame you for that, just look at 2008 and recently with that big bank in Silicon Valley failing it's base. You're forced to get on board here. The other problem, which I think is most important. Just privacy. The banks and the Government don't need to worry about where my money is going or why I am saving it. I worked for it. I paid my taxes on it and pay my taxes when I buy [BLEEP] with it. So, kindly, [BLEEP] off on down the road.

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."