/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19375813
if anything it can break down into sectors, but I don't like the idea - it'd be pretty slow. the centralization is good for now.

>>18951026
It’s just newfags and r*dditors who have been investing <1yr and have gotten lucky honestly. And then you have Chads like me who know it’s going to shit the bed but just trade the trend that presents itself.

>>18943779
you sound like one of those fatties that sits around on /fit/ kek.

>>18943827
>It's not so low in the stock market
yeah, i wasn't really sure what anon was referring to. it seemed like he was trying to make some kind of general inference.

>>18943864
>AKA while velocity might be low in terms of...
It's a good note to add that there can be sector inflation and I agree that we're seeing a boatload of asset inflation. Cars and houses will hopefully deflate. Debt should probably be everyone's favorite tool, at the moment.

>I think people underestimate asset inflation due to TINA
I'm not sure what to think of that. We'll see what happens. Gold pumping has me feeling a bit good as a bear, but I really don't know what will happen with equities.
>PE multiples are acceptable at these dollar-centered interest rates
It's fucking bonkers. I'll sit in a high interest bearing savings account and CDs, kek

>>18943890
>If they hold to mandate we get a long 0% interest rate world.
spoken word policy is at least 2 years of 0 rates.

>>18943993
if you're not going to spend it soon, and there's low risk of default, you're probably good to go.