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>>56471103
Friendly reminder this very same argument has been going at least since 2020.

2021 and 2022 version was "if rates go above 2% shit breaks completely". We had correction but shit didn't break.
First half of 2023 if you listened to bears you would be rekt.

Now we have second half of 2023 and bears still don't understand the FED will guarantee all bank assets if it's needed, same as they did in March this year.

FED won't pivot.
There will not be big crash.

I want to fucking trade goddamit

>>55101063
don't listen to >>55101092 >>55101103 they give reddit-tier advice

you should be gambling when your playmoney is low amounts, get it out of your system, learn the lessons now instead of later with higher amounts like that poor anon who lost 20k holding SOXS without stop loss.

I would wait for a dip and then buy some leveraged long etf.