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>>51177862
He's raising rates slowly but consistently, high enough that it triggers a selloff but not too much

>>51177862
Because the derivatives market has gotten to big and market movers can't afford to sell even when they eant to.

>>51178041
what

>>51178067
Figure it out

>>51178067
When every retard wants to gamble on calls, you have to buy the underlying stock to cover them. With puts you don't want a landslide either. Most stock trading done by Wallstreet today is just about hedging their option positions.

>>51178110
...too many shorts?

Bulls always think he's about to pivot and save their stocks with cheap liquidity so they never actually sell off. Buy the dip has created a new aristocracy of retail GMEtards.

>>51177862
He crushed the markets because of BBBY. I don't even trade that turd, but it's obvious the GME shit rattled these people to the core and they pretty much went on the attack against the market when all of their wealthy buddies were getting fucked by that thing's climb. Same shit was happening with BBBY, so rather than have some hedge funds take the hit, they suicide bombed the whole market to drop prices and provide an exit opportunity for the shorts on it. It's so pathetically transparent. Any time a meme stock starts to get some air they nuke the market. I'm not a GME, AMC, or BBBY cheerleader, I'm just against the current absurd manipulative faggotry in the market.

>>51178127
The stock market has basically had its fundamentals destroyed by letting every retard with a cell phone gamble on Faggy Ds in the hopes of hitting it big.

>>51178161
The stock market had its fundamentals destroyed when ETFs became a thing. Couple that with massive money supply increases since 2008 (the original collapse that was just postponed with printing) Look at the chart since 2008.

>>51178041
>>51178161
i am honestly so glad people are finally starting to realize this.

there is a reason bucketeering was banned. it should be banned again.

>>51178190
This is true also. Also once traders pull out uts hard tobget the major crash without something wiping out major institutions, or plenough economic pressure to make people liquidate their retirement account. No matter what, funds will always be buying as long as workers are still contributing. There's trader capitulation, and then there's active investor capitulation, and then there's retirement capitulation. But market makers, hedgies and the PPP have no incentive to drive stocks down anymore than is necessary to keep their books balanced. Real pain has to hit main Street and cause money to pour out of the system all together for that to happen. People buying inverse etfs isn't going to do that. Until we reach that point we can only slow bleed, but when it does happen we see the fifty percent crash. Bad news about what will happen doesn't do that, only when the news becomes reality.

fuck jews

>>51178309
If main street pulls out, which partially happened during the pandemic with the tax free retirement plan pull outs they authorized, the institutions just buy it back up with more leverage and send it higher just as fast. Main street is fucked right now as far as overall stock exposure, they barely have any. The way this thing goes up in flames is only if institutions get caught with their pants down, in which case the fed steps in to catch it.

>>51178127
Reminds me of my friend who would go both long and short on ugaz “I’ll be making money no matter what, derp derp!”.

>>51178468
You mean a long strangle? Because if you go long and short a stock position you just don't own any.

Circuit breakers?? What are you a retard? None yet, maybe later. Once tool the fed has at it's disposal to influence the markets is jawboning, or talking good when the economy needs stimulation, or bad when it needs to contract. Debatable how effective this tool is, however it is commonly used still as the influence monetary policy has on the economy is far less effective than fiscal, and takes longer to fully impact the economy

>>51177862
The "soft landing" happens once you goyim beg Jerome for a job and not one minute sooner.

>>51177862
bottom is 6 months out

>>51177862
Fuck this nigger. He's slow rugging us into oblivion, it will take years to find a bottom. By that time, all interest in crypto will have been lost.

>>51177862
>why haven't there been any circuit breaker days for this entire slow bleed?
why should "circuit breakers" exist at all?