/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19596366
>businesses got to trim the fat by having a perfect excuse to not rehire high-paid employees
I hope this is what he meant, but I have doubts. Oh look, he didn't.

>>19596405
spooky. what industry? Insurance is doing ok for now.

>>19596430
>Non-essential and small business were hit hard. The stimulus plans helped the good ones, but were never going to save the shitty ones.
this is some next level under informed. Ms. market might say that's how it would go, but do you really think we're not glut as fuck in Auto, Airlines, certain REITS, etc? did you start watching this stuff in 2019 or have you read up on what's happened from 2012 forward? Did you forget Q3 and Q4 earnings in 2019?
>Stimulus checks went out to everyone
a pittance and bailout for landowners and in turn banks
>both those with extra unemployment bucks regardless
this runs out for september and october rent. It needs to be watched very diligently. It's conveniently around Q3 earnings and the election. Hm! I have no idea where the equities markets will go with this kind of info or data, but we're in for a bumpy ride regardless.

>>19351205
>a slight correction
if there's no additional stimulus in the form of CARES tier gibs, this shit's probably going to be a fucking bloodbath. The increased pressure in the form of CPI inflation will anally rape a lot of these CARES fuckers who are likely applying a good amount of upward pressure here. Unironically, higher equity prices going into Q3 might spell the worst case scenario for poorfag retail. They might get the bag dropped on them by funds looking to derisk from their regulated rebalancing that happened end of March. Odds are that their spending habits have not changed, re-employment will be slow/hours cut and it's just going to be a real mess. If their investments are deducted from their net worth, they have likely not been saving at all. They're hardly floating and still covered with CC debt and other really bad shit if the economy doesn't come back into full swing in two months. not that this affects prices, but poorfags might actually get devastated.