The FED and the current financial institutions have used every rule in the book and I can't see any way out of this crash. It will get worse, and fast. The buoying economy has run out of steam, and now no matter how much money the FED prints it has no way to keep this boat afloat. We are officially at BearMarket now. You have been warned.
The FED and the current financial institutions have used every rule in the book and I can't see any way out of this...
William Perry
Jeremiah Anderson
Any quants or economic mathematicians here? Have they truly exhausted every machination of financial trickery to kick the can down the road?
Evan Ramirez
US dollar or US purchasing economy?
pick one.
they picked the latter. China is going to dump the dollar simultaneously. They have their opt outs. Russia seems heavy gold and mysterious on crypto but I suspect heavy holdings personally.
Lucas Peterson
I'm doing a Master's in Finances at the best university in my country. I can 100% guarantee you that the american economy is looking on a very risque place right now and that there is not much that is actually productive in the overrall economy right now. Much of the money is literally and unironically phantom fugacci money and we damn well know it; we just don't speak it publicly. I know some really wealthy people back there (most expensive-tuition in the country) and they well damn know we're making money out of complete speculation and it's all going to the guys at the top and the average guy can go get fucked. The real economy can't keep this up and the financial economy is masquerading as this as "real". We're at a breaking point and even they don't know how long they can keep this bullish market up, even though they're already preparing for the worst. Sell now while you can or short the market. You have been warned.
>pic unrelated.
Juan Brooks
It's not a question of the currency, you dumbass. Who cares about the U.S. dollar? Real investors have countless ways of keeping their wealth into stocks and other ways without the need for keeping the US dollar and it doesn't even make any real difference to them. If the FED can print money at will to boost up the economy to keep it all going, then they will - no hard feelings; no strings attached. What is really worrying is that the real economy has stalled and everyone is starting to pick up that it has all been a farse and the party is getting over.
Noah Thompson
Besides PM’s, what can I put $1000 into to avoid complete ruin in the coming months. I feel like crypto shitcoins will crash along with everything else correct. Would they bounce back? Not in the position to short.
Nicholas Cruz
Obvious undergrad larp
Dylan Jenkins
okay great. feel good? now then consider the other half of my statement. I’m agreeing with you dumb dumb. restandardization is obviously coming.
Nathaniel Evans
In regards crypto I have 70% in LinkDOWN right now (leveraged token on profits if LINK goes down) and the rest in other shorting leveraged tokens. In the span of one day or two they might not go up that much but in one week we're looking at a 70% profit. There is not a single coin I'm looking right now that can be bearish, with the exception of perhaps AGI (which can potentially have huge increases due to new advancements in AI) but other than that every other coin is looking bearish at the moment. Be safe, short the market, and have some hard cash with you in case everything goes to shit too fast. This is not financial advice.
Hudson Cooper
There's not a single coin that can be bullish*
Hudson Morgan
Namefag, leave. You are not welcome here. Go huff your farts on plebbit stupid chink
Carson Nelson
The Fed has mirrored the BoJ. We will see stagflation rather than depression.. Also, nobody knows when a vaccine is coming, markets will likely get euphoric again on some breakthrough news.
Kayden Ortiz
So the $1k is hard cash.
If the markets go to shit as bad as everyone is saying Gus, won’t this paper be worthless?
Josiah Butler
Lol no one in their right mind would dump their dollars for rubles or yuans, not even the russians or the chinese want those useless currencies, they have 0 credibility. The US dollar will remain dominant not because it isn't garbage, which it is, but because there's truly no credible alternative at the moment.
Jace Miller
Calm down, spaz.
There are always options.
Always.
Nathaniel Miller
>If the markets go to shit as bad as everyone is saying Gus, won’t this paper be worthless?
No. That's the problem. The actual rate of movement of money just. won't. go. up. No matter what the FED does, no matter how much money it prints, the actual movement of services and goods isn't picking up no matter what. Actual economic activity is slowing down, and it might just be that the FED will start doing crazy things to increase the Money Supply and new tactics to keep the economy pumping, but now they've really done it; they're really out of steam now. The problem is precisely that, even if the FED started throwing money out of their helicopters right this moment, the situation is so dire that nobody will actually do anything with their money right now. The FED can print money, do Quantitative Easing, do all incredibly risky stuff and the actual economy won't go up. The most they can do is keep up the facade for a little longer. This time, it won't be so easy. They might start taking more drastic measures but their main tactics have run out and there's nothing more to try. This time we can't keep this up. I'd expect something similar to 2008. Keep the hard cash, you might end up needing it. This is not financial advice. Do your own research too. Good luck and Thank you.
Wyatt Hernandez
What is Japan early 1990s for $200?
-0% interest rates for the foreseeable future.
-Low yielding to negative real yield bonds
-Property (just like Tokyo) will decrease for the next 30 years.
Relax.
Noah Bell
I love it when people make good versions of otherwise shitty memes.
Liam Bell
risque?
Carter Campbell
agreed.
Jackson Thompson
>risque?
yeah, risque, it means risky to the point of indecency.
Austin Price
Have the tried giving money to people instead of banks? Apart from the paltry 1200 bux.
Lincoln Edwards
Another stimulus bill rides this to election day. Ezpz. . . then we crash.
Samuel Sanders
>reddit meme
Aaron Thomas
China is dumping bonds to buy corn and wheat you dumb nigger.
Jonathan Phillips
Dumbest fucking analysis ever. Did you think that one injection of $1200 per taxpayer is the best they can do? The ONLY reason money is not flowing is because most of it didn't end up in the hands of consumers. Again, dumb.as.fuck.
Landon Smith
>the actual movement of services and goods isn't picking up no matter what
Isn't this just because everything's closed?
Caleb Perry
The ruble and yuan are the bch and bsv of fiat
Jacob Allen
>Have the tried giving money to people instead of banks? Apart from the paltry 1200 bux.
Republicans won't let them. We also have a republican in the White House.
Anthony Brown
No, the FED has been trying to do all sorts of things to keep the facade up but this crash has been much stronger than the last one. The problem is also that this time they have run out of new things to try out; what else is there to do? If not even throwing money out of a chopper will do anything, then what can the FED do to improve the situation? The economy has been in a downward spiral for too long and they had only last card on the sleeve they could use. This time they have nothing new left.
>Isn't this just because everything's closed?
Yeah, not only that, but general unproductivity, growing inequality, more and more americans under the poverty line, general pessimism for the future, and more and more financial sectors swallowing up the actual sectors that used to be the main bulk of the american economy. We have only been able to keep the facade for so long; there are no more cards we can play. Brace for a hard crash.
Juan Scott
To cut to the point: I don't see it. COVID has revealed nothing about the US economy that would cause an economic depression if left unchecked, COVID *is* the cause. In fact, once lifted I expect a fairly brisk recovery in goods and services as normies flock to their old habits.
Xavier Harris
This is a problem from before covid. A vax won't change anything.
Cooper Walker
>Implying they fixed any of the fundamental issues that caused the 2008 crisis.
>Implying you aren't a total fucking brainlet.
Typical biz