/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15004995
The wheels are already in motion. QE softened the blow of 2008, the ramifications of that are only now taking effect. The Fed is now between a rock and a hard place. Everyone’s turning to the dollar for safety (look at the DXY) once that confidence wanes with the further devaluation of currency, that’s when will see a PM and BTC ATH.

They will hope UBI will stimulate the consumer. Truth is the boomers aren’t consumers in retirement, they won’t spend it and will add it to their stack of wealth. The younger generations are highly in debt (student debt, high mortgages, auto loans) and UBI will only go towards keeping afloat. None of this will stimulate the economy.

The boomer generation will go down as the most self-serving generation in history, once the millennials and Gen-Z’s finally realise what they’ve inherited. Raising the drawbridge on pension conditions, inflating asset values and real estate while putting policies in place to ensure they keep benefiting themselves until their dying breath have entirely pissed on the values of generations before and the younger after.

>>13993149
The elites are trying to shake the weak hands, so they can own 25% and control the BTC price.
Expect a ongoing slow retrace below $4k and beyond.
Stocks are heading for a nosedive as we will see the mother of all global recessions take place.
TPTB cannot have the plebs in control of an asset that could unseat confidence in the dollar in the event of emergency mass QE and hyperinflation.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/billybambrough/2019/05/30/how-billionaires-are-buying-up-bitcoin/#3b0304da208c

>>13798133
A mix of ETFs, miners and physical. The miners will provide the leverage, ETFs for usability for trading, and physical if we ever enter a SHTF scenario.
Silver is the most undervalued at the moment and will provide a greater leveraged return once the stock market ranks.

>>13770692
>Priced in
How can you price in the everything bubble exactly?
Shits hitting the fan and we’ve already seen the big fuck off warning red arrow that is the yield curve inversion in treasuries that has magically foretold all previous recessions. Boomer QE money will desperately hold on however until it all goes pop.
Real estate will be one of the major casualties that has been a favourite of the boomer excess money. The Fed has backed itself in a corner, it can’t raise rates any higher because all other countries will struggle to repay national debt and people have been maxed out at ‘emergency’ low levels with loans and mortgages. They can’t lower the rates because of inflation going out of control and they’ve already used that trick in the toolbox. A global recession is coming, buy PMs, crypto and reflation stocks now and enjoy the ride.

>>13464553
The disillusion of some burgers on here is astounding. I can only fathom that they are mostly millennials who can’t remember the last financial crisis.

Shits fucked. We are in the ‘everything’ bubble. We are coming to the end of a financial cycle like we haven’t see since the Great Depression. Boomers have risen the drawbridge on the younger generation in regards to real estate, salaries, pensions and cost of living so there’s no longer a foundation to prop up the house of cards. 2008 was postponed due to the QE bonanza, and cutting interest rates to zilch. That shits had its day and the Fed has painted itself into a corner and has no tricks left in the bag except negative interest rates which isn’t an option,

If you haven’t already, be sure to make the most of the current PM knock back as it’s the last chance you’ll get. Get a mix of physical, PM ETFs (some platinum, palladium and uranium too) and miners for leverage, if you’re a brainlet and can’t stockpick go for GDXJ and GDX.

Get some crypto, but no shitcoins, BTC, XMR, BCH etc - what’s actually used on the dark web.

Look for value in big, low debt, defensive, infrastructure dividend paying companies that are out of favour to the FAANGS in the last decade. Energy (silver plays a big role in clean energy) agriculture, transport, military, telecommunications companies.

Get you ducks in a row, shits coming sooner that you think.

Some of you guys are alright.
don't go to 5800 on Binance or Coinbase tomorrow

>>13401002
This.
Yield curve inversion is one of many key indicators that are flashing red that we are heading for a global recession.
$2000 may seem a lot to you now, but isn’t much to make any meaningful return. You need to be making the most of the financial cycle we are currently in.
I would be allocating 50% into PM ETFs, look towards silver as it’s more undervalued and will be used a lot more in green energy (solar panels, cars etc).
You can invest in miners if you want more leverage, or GDX and GDXJ if your not too sure to stock pick.
I would use the other $1000 in crypto, however no shitcoins, only what’s used on the Dark Web BTC, XMR to reduce volatility.
When the shit does hit the fan and the stock market nose dives, only then re-invest all the gains into a low fee passive index global accumulation fund and forget.

Probably the biggest catalyst behind this rally was a mysterious 20,000 BTC (around $100 million) order spread between multiple exchanges. The order was discovered by Reuters, and according to them the order was spread between Coinbase, Kraken and Bitstamp exchanges. The order, according to analysts, was managed through algorithms, and if observed closely then one can easily figure out that there were synchronized, in-concert units of 7,000 BTC volume in an hour on all these exchanges before the major rally. Who this unknown whale was behind the massive volume is not known yet.

so basically this entire move up was caused by algos and it tricked you into thinking we were bullish

you are the pure definition of retards, 4000 is coming next

happy easter

None of us are ever going to make it, because we're on this website. If we were going to make it, we'd have better things to do.

Come on in here bears. Looks like its almost time for this board to turn pink. Gonna be a comfy ride down for us.

Is it because I wanted to see normies burn? Or it is because I know exactly where some coins are headed and I have time to load enough to be rich when the inevitable happens.