/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18102925
>>18103037
^This is what happened. Basically, the fed inflated the stock market into being fairly valued. Hopefully most of the inflation stays within the financial/stock market sector, although inevitably it will leak into everything else as/when people sell their inflated stocks to pay for real things. Based on this inflation via unlimited QE, I think the buffet-indicator is basically wrong now, or needs to take "real time inflation" into account. Pandemic was almost a nothing burger. Definitely not worth shutting the economy down. So now the market is pricing it in that the economy will be started back up again and we'll be back to where we were. ALTHOUGH IDK what to think about that we were actually getting lots of signs we were headed into a recession. So now do we have a recession? --or will it just be 1 quarter of neg growth, and then positive again due to the Fed's [irresponsible] actions?

>>18077608
lol, get fucked, bulls. You wouldn't be up right now if it were not for the irresponsibility, nay, even downright crookedness of our politicians and the private kike reserve bank indebting us to trillions of dollars to line their kike pockets. Yes, I'm still holding SQQQ that i bought last friday, thinking market will drop a bit tomorrow and Friday on surprise unemployment of 5 million, and more mandatory lockdowns for this "pandemic" that will surely kill far more than the regular flu. After that, I plan to partake in the small bull run, which will soon run out of steam as people realize the economy is shaky and that a recession should have happened.
---so what was this?? This is like a woman that goes out and cheats on her husband and comes home and he's suspicious, so he questions her. She ends up fessing up that she had dinner with an old ex-boyfriend and "admits" she's been having "thoughts". Distressed, the husband talks it out with her, and even appreciates her honesty about the situation, oblivious that hours before she was getting fucked by her co-worker. So, she was able to take the anger and suspicions from her husband by giving a little, even though much more should have been exchanged in both directions. That's what this "pandemic" has been. The future is fucked.

>>17976737
market is STILL over-valued, but the economy has come to nearly a complete standstill.
Not only were we expecting a recession, but now we have pandemic, and the whole thing is global...

https://www.gurufocus.com/stock-market-valuations.php

>>17954369
You have to decide for your self. Create a good thesis for your actions.

>>17952663
see the pic, top left that shows market cap over GDP, and note that WE ARE STILL ABOVE THE AVERAGE. Recession/depression hasn't even begun.
>>17952790
What this guy is saying largely has yet to happen, and when it does, we will likely be at a buffet indicator lower than the '08 recession. The only "saving grace" is all this inflation will have the affect of normalizing the currently inflated stock values. Its fucking robbery is what it is. Robbing from all tax-payers in the future. Our founding fathers would not do this; although I'm not sure what they would have done.

>>17890133
kek! I couldn't stop watching, and it scared the shit out of me!

>>17885126
You'll be alright. Lmao..virus hasn't even really hit us yet, and all biz has shut down but impact hasn't even yet been felt. Peak virus in 45 fucking days!!!! First trough at that time, then a few weeks of crabbing/gains, then the big econ dip, which will be max trough. After that it will all depend on lingering effects (look at China) and specifically and especially how Trump handled it and the attitude he goes at it with. I'm holding my puts, and buying more in an hour or so.

>>17854876
Sorry to ask you what will likely seem like a very stupid question, but in your last tl;dr, what do you mean "unwind this" how can they unwind it? If I am to understand correctly, the banks can now borrow for free AND have 0% reserve requirement, meaning they can lend to each other (can they lend to themselves???) to buy-back shares... (BUT..didn't half a dozen banks say they would suspend share buy-backs?) Where does all this go? --Also, this is a leap, and should you reply I would consider you quite generous, but what would you say are some fairly safe bets in lieu of all this, either for puts or shorts? --At the moment I'm shorting index and banking funds, and I do expect the dow to go to somewhere around 1200, if not lower, simply considering market-cap to gdp ratio and past recessions (and this really seems like a global recession). Thoughs?

>>17848555
You stupid nigger! checked!
It will likely go to 1200 OR LOWER! Why? That's typical in a recession. But this is a global health, financial, and supply chain crises. In a few months from now add in the uncertainty of how blumpf will have handled it (and the economy) as he goes up against....Bernie Sanders. The market will be in absolute turmoil (and won't recover much under Sanders due to muh socialism, obviously). There you have it. Tell us how it feels being a nigger.

>>17835927
How's this one? (pic)
...also, this is a must-watch. The guy totally called it.. was just 2 years early: https://youtu.be/NngxJz2aBqg

>>17831848
sorry for the bad pic, now updated with White background
>>17832477
checked and correct! --we'll see what happens