/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18016386
that's the 13 minute version, full version here:
>>18016379

>>17633683
>stuck in the us vs. them, Libs vs. Cons duality paradigm
NGMI unless you evolve

>>17633691
>>17633593
Oh I meant to add, I'm waiting to buy back into DIS until they announce park closures and the stock (possibly) takes another leg down. However... I am currently questioning my bullish bias.

Or... will they wait to open their shorts until THIS?
>The fearsome inversion of the key 2-year and 10-year yields finally happened early Wednesday, sending markets reeling.
>Historical analysis shows that stocks typically have another 18 months to rally after an inversion, then trouble hits.

>>17442703
That's real cute
DEFINITELY not while the boomers are alive. They'll probably leave their homes to their live-in healthcare workers too, who will sell to wealthy russian and chinese bidding up the price to get their money out of their corrupt state-run economies so... never?

>>17442939
The important thing is how many silly bears will try to short because muh yield curve and get liquidated.

>>17164743
Depends on what's in the basket of commodities that makes up the bloomberg commodities index, and their weightings. Don't make us do all the work damn.

Are you still ironically bearish because you decided to be a ZH bear on a whim?

You should probably just like, watch some anime and chill until your sanity returns. Dorohedoro is pretty good so far.

>>17139137
They were scheduled to release economic data Friday morning, and they just didn't. They told the press sorry boys come back later.

That's a good point about the delay though, it isn't too suspicious. And yes, that's always been the assumption. If an American dies in America from nCoV, especially if they did't go to China, then we'll be in for some real nice cheapies and a nice big Vix spike.