/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57771957
>>57772213
Y'all are retarded. It will take just one disruption at a critical node of the global supply chain to cause prices to rise in the US, thereby forcing the Fed's hand to raise interest rates (aka USD will go up in value) and thus triggering a chain reaction that pops one bubble after another (including BTC). With all conflicts around the globe, houthis, possible cyber attack on US ports or energy grid, it's only a matter of time. Given that Russia is determined to make Dems lose this year, it'll probably happen before elections.

>>57720517
> 43% inventory owned outright
Source for this figure?
Regardless 100-43=57% is still a lot when Russia creates a new global supply chain disruption at a critical node just before elections and prices rise in the US and Jerome is forced to bump up the rates yet again.