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17908574 No.17908574 [Reply] [Original]

Isn't it entirely possible that the market reactions is predicting/speculating vs reflecting the actual damage so far?

ie, the market is either pricing in the worst case scenario or it's dumping in speculation for now?

Another aspect:
The media are in on it, or key players. This happened. There is no real benefit to them not using the opportunity to collect boomer bags in the mean time.
The news and information you have access to is what they pick.

>> No.17908717
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None, because the conomic damage was caused already by the economy itself over the last decades.
The shitshow is now just unraveling in front of us, but we were heading this direction regardless of the virus.
It's not a coincidence that a fuckload of CEOs left this year. Market was getting unsustainable and they left before it could tank.
Market is dumping so hard because it hasn't been running on any fundamentals since 2008 or even longer.
08 was printed out of existence and the market knows it. After that it's just been debt money propping this house of cards up along with stock buybacks.
This is going to dive very deep before the pain stops and then it's a long ass way to recovery.
Basically a total reset of the market where shitty companies are finally allowed to fail. If only because they simply can't bail out everyone.

>> No.17908891

The plains Indians purposefully used planned burning on the prairies to kill off locusts and dry grass so new grass can grow and attract the buffalo. It’s time to burn the whole system down and start again.

>> No.17908921

>>17908717
Big brain facts

>> No.17908979

>>17908717
Absolute brainlet take

>> No.17908985

>>17908717
This is why I finally sold Polaris. I'm so tired of holding their bags

>> No.17908989
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>>17908717

Two things:

one, there is economic damage being done. You are ignorant to say there isn't. Sales are already down in key industries, people can't spend, companies have less workers. That causes economic damage in a measurable $ value.
Is it the equivalent to which the stock market has tanked is the question?

Secondly, while i agree with your general ideas here, you cant underestimate jews. You think they don't have contingency plans? They can probably do some new shady shit. Japan has been in this situation for two decades. It hasn't had much growth but it was going along anyway.

Japan was essentially a big experiment for the USA. They gave them free exports/imports, gave them huge cash injections after the WW2, and gave them free technology to reverse engineer.
The resulting bubble in Japan was a one of a kind. It popped, and the USA have learned plenty about that through their cruel experiment.
Already we just said goodbye to fractional reserve banking. zero reserves are now on. Nobody noticed or cared. We were deconditioned to it already.

Think about it. what kind of Jew trickery is next?

>> No.17909004

>>17908574
Australia just bailed out their aviation industry. More of that soon.

>> No.17909096

>>17909004
Which US airlines are getting the emergency slide and which ones are getting Bane'd?