Shares on Wall Street traded with losses during the premarket session on Tuesday following a major tech selloff in the previous session. Traders were awaiting US consumer price data scheduled for a release later this week amid growing concerns that the Federal Reserve could tighten its monetary policy due to rising inflation. On the earnings calendar, Palantir Technologies was set to report its first-quarter results before the opening bell. The Dow Jones fell 0.50% at 4:25 am ET, while the S&P 500 lost 0.80%. Meanwhile, the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 dropped 1.36% as investors continued to dump growth stocks on inflation worries. The euro was up 0.12% against the dollar at 4:30 am ET, buying 1.21431. Nick Note: I cannot tell you what the market will do all the time (guess lucky) but i am pretty good at telling you what to do. Their is NO INFLATION. Of course we are about to get bombed with a blizzard of bullshit. Business were closed in mass. And now they are reopening. Spot shortages will be filled as bUssiness gear up across the board and over produce. Then prices will come right back down again. A classic reflation. And the stock market MINOR correction is a hold and a buy when you are able…… THEIR IS NO INFLATION ITS A DEFLATION AND A DEFLATION IS TRANSITORY IN NATURE