/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20722798
naisu, I'm in NRGOF, MUX, SILJ, and I bought calls that will probably undo all my gains in NAK.

>>20722847
He may have a point, the dollar always fluctuates, reserve currencies don't usually just drop off a cliff, and if tuesday's consumer confidence numbers are bad, meaning the economy hasn't bottomed and people aren't spending, could mark the resurgence of deflationary fears.
I don't really expect dramatic inflation until the real economy bottoms.

>>20722887
THANK YOUUU
I'll get my shit sorted, then maybe one day travel up to the frozen north to thank you for your guidance.

>>20722915
printing money doesn't cause inflation though, printing TOO MUCH money does. And it's very difficult to say that we're printing too much right now, as the demand for liquidity is still very high, and the deflationary pressures are still a real risk. Inflation is essentially inevitable, but that doesn't mean it's happening RIGHT NOW.

>>20042777
>UPS
>Fedex
>EV/last-mile vehicle producers
These are all going to keep rising as long as last-mile is a hot topic (which it is, because Amazon and COVID-19 is a hot topic)

>>20014215
Those retards probably never even made the connection between NKLA and TSLA.
"Who's Nikola Tesla?"

>>19947169
I'm the one who deleted the image, spaz. A delicate anon asked me nicely. Unironically have sex anon, you're very irritable and annoying.

>>19947160
>I think there's desire to return to normal life.
that's what I'm afraid of
Things aren't normal
thank you

>>19947268
You do know who gets to write history, right?
You think public schools are going to have textbooks that disregard the virus and blame the
govenment's response? (the Fed is quasigovernmental at least)