/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56905995
don't you mean
shillver

>>56386565
the way to make money is to have been here 2-3 years ago and purchased pre-production miners who will actually go to production right when supply constraints spike the price of yellowcake -- which is just ramping up now -- and also who won't simply be sold off in an acquisition because the current owners never intended to produce.
if you buy today you're taking on a fair bit of risk and a lot less upside is available to you

>>51169220
early to bed, early to rise. that's how we show up first in line at the "free money" booth.
the thing i hate the most is how hard it is to buy more, or to convince others that oil still has a long way to run even at today's prices.
those nuclear reactors that might make us rich are still gonna take until 2030 to get fully into the swing of things. long way to go for oil.

>>50402690
1/2 well the YoY number will plummet, and the jew media will champion that. but the real numbers will trickle off, like a delta of 5-15% each month (so by that i mean if the CPI reads 12%, it will fall to 10.2% on a good month), and that will go on for a while.
stocks will crab. while many businesses are failing outright up front at the beginning of a recession, as it goes on the businesses that are still smallcap but were 10x the size of those failures have their margins squeezed. they tend to continue operating to try to recover but they never get ahead. consequently their employees also never get ahead. earnings look healthy enough, but they don't really grow anywhere.
after a couple months, maybe a year, some idiot declares the recession over, but it really isn't. inflation has just fallen far enough, and investors have saved enough, that they're willing to risk some money in private capital again. hedge funds appear to rebound for a consistent 3-5 quarters, midcaps are hiring and some even begin to overpay to make mergers/acquisitions, but the average person has now fallen way behind in real terms. it's a silent tax on income and wealth that the government uses to climb out of its fiscal grave.
usually by this time, gold has done 4-5x but usually there is no one talking about government default. so usually, it may be time to sell gold (not coins, just paper, and definitely sell miners) at that milestone.

>>49857727
>There is not going to be an 08 style banking crisis.
yep, that's right. now it's an everything bubble. now that we have a 75 basis point policy error, the rate on the short-duration US public debt will trigger austerity, govt shutdowns, and probably QE. there will be no more stimulus payments, though. in fact, taxes may go up, instead. they may have no choice.
in which case, trump 2024, confirmed.

>>49840891
MUSICAL
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>>49817067
>all-white free market capitalism that ran for only 40 years (1870-1910) was so wildly successful that the 110-year leftovers are still capable of sustaining a gigantic nigger and spic population at home while simultaneously dominating the entire world by sending out pieces of paper with pictures of presidents on them and later not even sending the paper just putting a number in a database next to the name of your government's treasury
weird

>>49797983
hey kid
want some honey