/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51397526
Nothing to see here goy, keep buying it's priced in

>>51397526
>bad economic news
>market pumps

>>51397814
exit pump, your chance to short. Don't miss it.

>>51397526
Idk but something feels very off in my personal opinion. The disconnect between the stock market, the fed, the msm, companies that aren't carrying the s&p, and main street is huge. I've nearly sat out at this point, this disconnect means even if I'm right the market can 180 for no discernible reason and bankrupt me. I'll take my winnings and just wait. If I've learned one thing on stocks, it's that my impatience has screwed me more than my patience. I'd probably be down 10% or more had I not backed off months back.

What also worries me is what is happening irl. I'm not about to get hyperinflated on am I? Even grocery stores and such occassionally have supply issues.

>>51398054
I have been thinking the same way anon. I think they know how to manipulate retail and are trying to bait us hard before the inevitable dump. Then we will be smacking ourselves on the forehead in disbelief for not seeing the obviousness of it all. I've been burnt for not being patient as well. I guess we'll have to see.

Houses are starting to get cheaper

>>51398174

Not in my area. Until the housing market crashes more than 60 percent or more. Its damn expensive.

>>51397526
Joe Biden said we're fine

>>51398245
We're against Biden, as he represents liberal democracy (communism) whereas we're for Trump who represents getting us gfs

>>51398275
nice try, Joe Biden is democratic socialist.
BUILD
BACK
BETTER

>>51397526

So is this 2008 on steroids? Or Great depression 2.0 where federal governments jobs get eliminated big time.

>>51398054
>my impatience has screwed me more than my patience
That's why it's usually best to just leave money in there and let it do its thing over the long run. You can always lower your cost average if something big causes it to go down but most people lose money chasing things that will never give them any profit. Even on here I doubt most people are able swing or day trade profitably. I'll just stick with collecting dividends for stocks I will probably never sell in my lifetime.

>>51398054
The stock market completely disconnected from the real economy during the lockdowns. For fuck's sake, the whole global economy was at an almost complete standstill and almost all stocks shot up +200% in one single year. The only thing that drives the financial markets now is expectations of fed policy and right now the market seems to think that the fed does not have the balls to follow through on QT

>>51398054
>Even grocery stores and such occassionally have supply issues

Those occasions are becoming more and more frequent.

>>51398331
To elaborate, the market correction is expected to be short and sweet. A recession is coming for the real economy but the market literally does not care because the fed won't pull all the excess liquidity that holds the market up

>>51398291
2008 didn't also have a war going on (that affected the West) and it didn't have a recession in China and it didn't have supply chain issues and major food shortages on the horizon. I'm thinking this is much worse than 2008

>>51398444
And those all looks so fake and manipulated to me. Maybe just clown world did this to me, but all of those are nothingburger controlled memes.

>>51397814
state of economy =/= financial markets

>>51397546
this is actually high quality alpha and basically insider info, it's incredible that the market makers are giving you this for free. you should open up a 100x leveraged short :^)

>>51398291
It's 1788 France.

>>51399276
Wait. Are you trying to imply that this is a reverse psychology psyop?

>>51397546
it unironically IS priced in retard, every normie on twitter and youtube is bearish right now I'm sure they will all make a lot of money shorting

better be a contrarian hodltard than a smart ass bear shorting after it drops by 70-80%

>>51399042
Covid has removed all dopamine of danger for me.

If there's nukes tommorow I would be shitposting laughing that it's a nothing burger

I'm like a villager from the story of the boy who cried wolf
Too much apathy

>>51398245
this, joe said we're at record unemployment and that we're not even in a recession.

>>51398054
>>51398140
>>51398334
Bumping so I can give a real reply

>>51399276
Shemitah. Keep buying goy.

>>51401817
There really does seem to be an accelerating breakdown of industrial suppliers. It was one thing to see grocery stores only stocking 2-3 varieties of a product line since they're the best sellers and the processors have to put all their inputs and man-hours toward them to keep product moving onto shelves. But its really starting to scare me that its showing up in industrial and laboratory supply shops. I work for a small water treatment company. I went online to our typical vendor to buy some silicone tubing in a particular, common size. Not only had the price more than doubled since two months ago, their shipping time went from end of week to about 40 days out.

This international company only deals in tubing and hoses, and one of their most popular product lines, in one of the most commonly used sizes, is not only massively more expensive, but there isn't any back stock on the shelves anywhere that serves North America. Covid has been functionally over everywhere that isn't China for a while now. Something is fucked.

>>51399042
I don't think so. Eventually Europe was going to sit down and face the consequences of decades of a pants on head retarded energy policy. Eventually something was going to result in a loss of fertilizer exports from somewhere. I don't care that the Russians are letting ships with what's left of this year's harvest leave Ukraine for the ME. I care that there isn't going to be a harvest next year because no one is planting now. I care that China banned the export of phosphate fertilizer, and that India banned the export of rice used as animal feed. I care because when food runs out revolutions happen. And while the new world is going to be relatively okay in this regard, the rest of the world won't be.