/biz/ - Business & Finance

is there any bigger sign of being a redd*t retard newfag than mocking Gregory Mannarino?
he's probably the ultimate retarded newfag filter out there, possibly even better than the "racist losers" pasta newfag filter
>imagine mocking Mannarino

>>29708788
Final sentence:
>To recieve it
>recieve
OPINION DISCARDED

>>28967124
bro.. just stop.

>>28634159
>there may be an audit in the future. No plans currently.

>uniswap

>dawn of a new, stronger Asian era
In the trash it goes

>>25524537
>I have never looked at data once.
not only is the level 2 data better, which is a major plus, but the fact that you can't trade from 4:00-9:00am is retarded on RH
why would you want to use a broker that is closed for over 30% of the day?

>>24880106

>>24879849
>>24879229

>>23269372
>That's up to debate.
No, it's not - how are you going to argue with the charts / facts?
>And every financial institution tells you to buy stocks and bonds... doesn't mean that gold has inherent value.
Bruh. You're retarded. There's a difference between setting price targets above $2,000 & "telling people to buy stocks & bonds"
>"doesn't mean that gold has inherent value."
You're dumb. You really think gold has value just because people think it does. What you don't understand is gold has scarcity & requires capital to produce.
>labor
>land
>machines
>capital
>time
All of these things DO give it inherent value. You can't just magically produce gold. It requires inputs - those inputs have value.
>That's also true for bonds. Still no argument for it's inherent value.
This is how I know you are truly retarded. We are in an era of negative real interest rates, even for the lowest investment grade corporate bonds. You clearly know absolutely nothing. NOBODY WANTS BONDS.
>The Fed has no real powers. All it can do is talk until the congress changes that.
Jesus christ. I don't even know where to begin with this one. You're an idiot. Learn the difference between monetary & fiscal policy.
>
That's not true. QE means dollar up. The fed can only produce bank reserves by pulling collateral out of the system. It's not printing money. Stimulus doesn't have a big enough effect. It also depends on how it is used
This is the only argument that has some weight - yes, in the short run QE is deflationary (as we're seeing now), but in the long-run it is inflationary
>I'm absolutely going to make it.
No, you won't, if you keep making moves in the market based upon your lack of knowledge (that is apparent in your posts)

>>23203263
>year 2020 anno domini
>EXTREMELY low yields
>Fed pushing for >2% inflation sustained
>negative real interest rates
>recommending someone buy bonds
>pls never post here again

>>22156293
>source is me

>>21336457
>glock
>red wine
>link

>Feds: pump market
>investors:

>>15967592

>medium.com

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