/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19781856
crab is still the truth

heard u talkin shit

>>17571355
nah it was for real a noticeable market impact
Bernie wanted to implement a wealth tax of like 1 trillion a year, on top of all the other taxes and spending...
and people weren't sure if the DNC/media would be able to contain him or not
his base had the enthusiasm, he seemed like a Trump-type candidate that could roll in and win a surprise victory. Bernard losing big today was really a big deal.
I'm not saying it's the main market driving force, but it is (now was) a major market impact.
Definitely not a nothingburger

>>17571433
VIX is still so high, only thing to spike it higher (IMO) would be a massive increase in US cases or cities getting quarantined

>>17282326
I tried to buy tapioca at my store so that I could make some homemade tapioca pudding but they didn't have any :(

>>17282356
they should
but it depends on the individual stock; some do better or worse with inflation than others.
it also depends on the rate of the inflation; if that 30% of inflation happens in one year, people might take their dollars and buy foreign stocks, in a country with a more stable currency.

so the answer is "sort of, but it depends". inflation is one of those concepts that has some simple interactions, and also very complex interactions with everything. even for a single currency, there isn't just one inflation. even for abstracted high-level ideas about inflation, the inflation that makes milk and bread cost more isn't the exact same as the inflation that effects prices of equities and real estate, because eventually there are distinct monetary "realms"

>>16849843
>>16849911
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>>16849948
you have to whisper "grow, grow, grow"

>>16266890
>bullbros get too cocky
>live 2019 HD edition

>>16149221
>I don't know how much more QE can artificially inflate this puppy
A lot more
True QE hasn't even started yet

>>15784254
>So... if Xi cancels and doesn't send in reps for the 10th, the market only drops 5%?
less than 5%, even, as long as there isn't any very nasty statement (or tweet) (and I mean truly nasty).
the market is already neutral about the trade talks, neutral-to-slightly optimistic about a 25bps cut at the end of the month, and neutral on the entire earnings season.

meaning, if the next 3 months there is no progress on trade talks, no significant market-wide earnings beat or miss, and around 25 bps cut +/-25bps, we will be at about the same point in the index levels. maybe a little melt up, depending on how smooth the headline cycles are.

NOW NOW NOW, all of that supposes a moderate political climate.Moderate in terms of the past 4 years, meaning a dull roar, a new minor scandal every day.
If things get really heated, then of course the market will react to it as well. One example, even if nothing happens with Trump, if Biden declines and Liz Warren and Bernie are the clear Democrat front-runners (not unlikely), then we might see some red.
Or something happens with Trump. Or China/HK. Or Iran. And don't forget the current Israeli election thing... etc.

>>15784277
an earnings season full of reasonable misses isn't enough to put us into a recession just yet, it would take 2 quarters of _bad_ earnings and some noticeable decline in employment.
If things start to look bad the market can certainly dump without a recession happening (just like what happened last year). I just want to be very clear about what a recession is (people losing their jobs, sustained negative earnings growth).

>>15569427
"price movement"

>>15308584
all price histories part of the greater crabbish movement
all possible future outcomes are contained in the crustacean realm
many are even now unaware of the snibbing and scuttling to come
those who have evaded the strong claws grow overconfident; their disappointment will be great when the hour of the true crab comes

>>15258512
Don't be surprised when you get snibbed. We're going back up tomorrow and there's no way to stop it.

>>15250433
It's not a bear, it's just a really big and strong crab
his grip on these markets is tremendous

he has felled many newfags and redditors this year already. their money offered up to the market makers, their spirits shattered

>>15138403
it is an incredibly risky ID to post with
the market might just gobble you up

>>14936810

let me refer you to my digits: >>14936777

LCI to 7.77 is foretold
That's the best offer I can make

I sure hope I didn't accidentally meme CMG to 777 that would be ULTRA unfortunate for me

>>14936817
if you can't get inside her, you'll never get any information