/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19456717
>>19456771
>A lot of gold bugs sell their gold in USD so your argument is invalid.
it has to do with the global economy. canada and europe are printing stimulus much faster than the USA. if the dollar is weakening against other currencies... I don't know. It's really just disconcerting all around.

>Q2 earnings may hit rock bottom but I think a lot of people are optimistic on Q3
They are, and you're right, i think. I'm suspecting that financials are cooking up Q3 numbers to look good and that's part of the push up in prices. What happens after those earnings, I'm not sure. Either way, a lot of the pushing doesn't have much to do with retail.
>We've also hit the bottom of unemployment
We're yet to see, but unemployment is a leading indicator due to the nature of the shutdown. Upon reopening, we might see more layoffs or a stable flow in and out of unemployment (U6, not U1 and U2) due to actual slowdown - the typical lagging indication for unemployment.
>Q2 earnings report could still show a recovery despite everything closed down
for some sectors yes
>Buffett and Soros aren't doing anything
you know what I meant. C'mon senpai. their funds, whatever. I addressed this above.

PS: you're still a double faggot

>>19352873
>>19352897
>really good gmat score
cheers. I took the GRE dry in 2016 and got in the 91st and 85th percentile. I'll have to brush up. My enrollment would probably be out in fall 2022 or so. I might take some courses non-matriculated if my employer sponsors it. They might want me in management, but it's only been a little over a year. Here's to hoping.

Thinking of wheeling AMD desu
IV is still high and if I get assigned at 49/48 Ill gladly take it
On the other hand I can see the market dump hard soon.

>>18785971
Sure you didnt mix up oil price and the gas price at the station?