/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52541405
Stop it.

>>52527754
Then I might hang my hat on a portfolio loss of about 16% and just go GIC until I have enough for a good down payment on a house (1-3 years depending on market conditions). Might still keep 10%-15% in BRK.B. I think that would also save me the stress of worrying about my portfolio all the time. I'll still come here and pretend to be a unbelievably confident and arrogant bull/bear of course. This is what the FED wants isn't it, and you arnt supposed to fight the fed... they want us out of investments and to stop spending money. OK JPOW. I'll play ball.

How do I long obesity? I'm looking for companies that provide healthcare, services and products that lardbeasts use. If you could suggest companies that would be great. So far I have MDT, MED, BNTX, or even just the XBI ETF, there is the obvious goyslop section like MCD, WEN, MNST, KDP etc but all of these plays have already done very well this year. Also reminder that being a lardbeast is what (((they))) want, you will consume more, think less and die sooner and if ever there was something so egregious that broke a fatmans onion willpower they wouldn't have the strength to fight, let alone STAND UP to fight.

I WARNED ABOUT THE RETARD RALLY

>>52300622
Shhhhush!

>>51078883
Nice way to piss off a ton of millennials who just recently finished paying off their loans.

prepare for S&P 500 offblast to 4178pts magnet.

>>50211232

>Institutional investors are deluded and have only known monetary stability and confidence in the system. Anyone who thinks otherwise or might have experienced otherwise has either been removed via selective pressures or has retired or died already.

True, we have been in both a bond and stock bull market for 40 years (no, a crash for 1 year and then a recovery doesn't mean shit).

>This is simply a matter of waiting for some event that causes the bugmen to wake up and realize the fed can't do anything about inflation.

False, the FED can't control supply, but they damn sure control demand. As asset prices continue to crater over increased interest rates and potential QT (They were supposed to start QT in June, but their balance sheet actually still increased), people will start to HODL USD and be more frugal, which is why the DXY is continuing to rise.

This will continue until the FED reverses course, begins QE and starts lowering rates yet again.

>I would take advantage of the fact that the metals prices make no sense

False (but, you should always have both cash and precious metals on the side for recessions and stagflationary situations).

>and there is endless leverage to push those prices down, in perpetuity.

Facts (see JP Morgan convicted of spoofing).

>>50205314

Stop caring about money and keeping up with the Jones. Find a more enjoyable job in a cheaper area, even if that means taking a pay cut. Pursue hobbies that actually bring joy to your life.

I worked my life away for 10 years straight, skipping vacations and working 10-12 hours a day, 50 - 68 hours a week. The pay was okay, but in the end it isn't worth it. My mental state was deteriorating more and more every single year.

It's cliché, but money literally WILL NOT bring you happiness. In many cases, it just creates more stress.

Or is that a relic of the past?