/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19508929
if you're talking about memestocks, don't lump them in with pharma. Don't compare based Regeneron, Eli Lilly, and Merck with shit like Novavax.

>>19508939
I was about to comment on PenPen being my favorite part... but I never noticed that Yui Ikari is there!
Then I spent 1 second on a wiki entry to find out... Gendo was getting the Oyakodon from Ritsuko and mom?! I don't think I figured that out!

>>19509017
man... I never watched any amagami... usually avoid waifu simulators.

Also never got around to Clannad and Clannad Afterstory...
Been hearing about those for 10+ years, guess I missed the boat.

>>19509050
DFODQ

>>19027110
>Doggo porn in the catalog edition
I see dobber is at it again...

>>19027113
>Interesting point to consider: if we have yet to cut the QE, have we yet to emerge from the previous bubble?
Oh this is exactly it:

You’re delusional if you can’t see that this house of cards is valued in a bubble and the first domino has already tipped over, one day a reckoning will come, and no one will be using Netflix and the reddit meme says “haha gold price goes OOOOOOOOOOOOO” and basically the US dollar is going to Weimar and you’ll be living in a favela that used to call the USA because everyone lost their jobs and you thought a lack of liquidity and a short-squeeze was causing the stock market’s violent move up but ACKSHUALLY it’s just money printing because the stock market is meant to reflect the current employment numbers and NOT earnings for decades to come.

I sold EVERYTHING and put it all into SILVER and NATURAL GAS. That's the future. That's true wealth gayboys.

>>17442618
>>17442474
These actually sound like... really good plans
who are you? this is not the normal advice I see here.

BUTBUTBUT: still in play is the yieldcurve inversion bear trap thesis I subscribe to.
The 3-10 inversion happened in august I believe, and according to this fidelity page
>the US economy has gone into recession an average of 14 months after the inversion of the yield curve

HOWEVER the 10-2 inversion happened... also in August of 2018? Is that right?
anyways
>From 1956, past recessions have started on average around 15 months after an inversion of the 2-year/10-year spread occurred, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

That means every normie armchair trader will be screaming that the recession is happening... eith in October or November?

(Does it often happen in november on election/reelection years??)

fucking RETROKEKKIES

PsychoPass Season 3, Episode 2

They break down the subprime lending crisis possibly even better than The Big Short.