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Will the stock market ever stop increasing?

>> No.10218479

>>10218457
yes

>> No.10218482

>>10218457
No, because it's powered by your thermo-nuclear faggotry.

It must inflate by design.

>> No.10218483

As long as the dollar keeps being printed and inflating.

>> No.10218505

>>10218479
When and how?

>> No.10218565

>>10218505
Things go in cycles, and we are honestly over-due for a recession, hell my dad just got laid off this past week. We are also at peak employment according to some, and when your at the top the only place to go is down.

>> No.10218599

>>10218457
Short term, yes. Long term, no. If crypto becomes mainstream (unlikely), it will slow down substantially.

>> No.10218617

>>10218565
Yes, but when it will increase and grow again, just like after every other recession in history. Economic activity will not stop, people will rebuild in bigger and better ways.

>> No.10218741

>>10218565
what does your dad do?

>> No.10218756

>>10218565
>my dad got laid off so we're obviously going to enter a recession soon

Retard detected. Your anecdotal story doesn't mean shit

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10218758

No it will go up foreve buy now

>> No.10218771

>>10218756
>dad got laid off we're entering a recession
>since that's a single story it's wrong
i think YOU are the definite retard, and the other guy might be a retard

>> No.10218803

>>10218457
In the long run? Not if monetary and fiscal policy remain sound. I could imagine much of the market being relatively sideways in a kind of stasis economy, but I can't see how we'd ever have that kind of economy.

>> No.10219215

>>10218565
>We are also at peak employment according to some
because single mothers working 3 jobs count as "3 jobs" instead of 1.
teachers driving uber on the weekends, 2 jobs.
person who gave up searching for jobs and sells weed? doesn't even count towards the unemployment statistics. check it out for yourself.
this is why the next recession, no, the next DEPRESSION, will be terrible: we've gone ahead and put bandaids on the symptoms and whisked it out of view. when the cracks begin to show and we can no longer hide the symptoms and pacify the masses, there will be an exodus for the door.
but that's in 2021. we still have some good ol' QE juice in the tank.

>> No.10219576

As long as the US remains the economic hub of the world, I don't see why it wouldn't for quite some time. The majority of the S&P500 companies have a majority of their revenues coming from emerging markets. The US remains the hub of innovation and industry with the military hegemony to continue as such for the foreseeable future.

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>> No.10219613

>>10218457
Not untill you FOMO in OP

>> No.10220249

>>10219602
You are aware that QE is over for past few years and interest rates are positive ?

>> No.10220263

>>10220249
congrats on your first year trading, I hope you learn something soon

>>10218457
Its unironically going to keep going up (until judgement day)

>> No.10220274

>>10218457
Not so long as the dollar keeps decreasing

>> No.10220296

>>10218617
Sure, but if it goes down by 80% it’ll probably take normies 20-40 years to get back to break even