/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51097759
browlet detected

>>50992857
SIGA today is nothing but a battle between $25.00 calls and $22.5 puts. Let's see who wins

It's simple.
Everyone dump their SIGA right now to dab on this faggot >>50823367
The we buy back at $21

>>50724809
>after hours
I base all of my trades on what happens after hours no a day where nothing happens and volume is non-existent. Truly the greatest of strategies and the most valuable information.

>>50604223
Classic Vincent
Never change bro

>>50362843
Commodities transact and are resolved in dollars internationally. When you convert those dollars to monopoly-money lolforeingner currencies, you are exposed to exchange-rate risk.

So if you're a foreign massage parlor, you have to buy lube in dollars. But your profits are in monopoly play money because you're a subhuman foreigner. Thus, when you have to convert your play money into actual dollars to buy more lube, you get absolutely heemed as the value of American currency rises, reminding you who your masters are.

This can have dire consequences -- if the dollar rises too much the exchange rate can eat up all of your profits, and you can can end up losing money on each lube/3rd-world-handjob transaction, and go out of business. The bitch for you, as a fucking foreign piece of shit, is that you have absolutely no control over this aspect of your business and -- as the Eurofags are realizing -- this shit can shift real fucking fast. If it happens too fast and people can't adjust, economic dominoes start to fall -- and by dominoes I mean dirty subhuman foreigners start dying. lol.

In essence, jpow can and might destroy every economy on the planet in his efforts to stop inflation, and there's nothing you can fucking do about it because the US Dollar is the transacting standard of the global financial system. Git rekt plebs.

Not sure why people are saying "lol fuck this guy" over that. He's just explaining a phenomenon that is relatively obvious but that you might not be thinking about as you formulate a strategy.

>>50215553
>Houses are plenty cheap now, hence the demand
Fuck all this nonsense
Fuck the institutional investor BS
Fuck conspiracy theories
Here are the basics you fucking niggers.

Housing market is debt-fueled.
Growth has been supplemented by cheap money.
Cheap money has been available since 2009 as a "great recession" reform measure, when the Fed pushed interest rates into the toilet.
Nobody ever took their foot off of the gas.
Now we're here and we pumped over 9000 dollarinos into circulation BUY and avoid a pandemic-related secondary market crash.
The Fed doesn't have that IR tool to work with anymore.

This means the Fed is up shit creek on housing.
Don't increase IR? Money stays cheap and you eat massive inflation as lending spirals out of control, wages don't keep up, and people that leveraged into their dream house end up with a cash-flow problem and have to dump it.
Do increase IR? Housing demand contracts, prices fall, and people that leveraged into their dream home at the top -- or have been forced to cash in equity to survive a pandemic -- get skullfucked with negative equity.

Unless something revolutionary happens, or there's another MASSIVE bailout, it's a matter of when, not if.

Trying to time it is fucking mental though. There's no way to predict when the ass end of this thing is going to fall out with an inventory hike combined with a demand shortage, or whether it will just crab down over the course of years as people are slowly consumed by inflation.