/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53012850

give me your honest peak price
and your expected date of the crash
and your expected new steady-state price following the crash

I call $330k, crash first week of June, steady state $70k.

>unemployment rate higher than its GFC peak
>but it still went down so markets pump
The more clowned things get the more smug I become. Please, keep piling in, buy everything. Markets only go up right?

This is just the dead cat bounce. Don't fall for it. The supply chain issues caused by the market disruption and the cascading effects have not been priced in and cannot be fixed with stimulus.

>>14211310
Why didn't we listen?
Why are we charged TAXES to (((own))) land? Seriously why is the average amerifat so fucking dumb when it comes to money?
I'm so exhausted. I just want rest.

>>12269866
No offence, but there is something wrong with you. On paper (and in your OP) you seem like a perfect candidate.

So a few questions
- Do you have any work experience?
- Did you asked feedback why you where rejected
- How would you rate your people skills? Are you likeable?
- Are you willing to move to an other country?

My first advice would be to get some job interview training. At least you get real feedback about what is wrong.

I genuine want to help you

>>12205600
What we are moving into is an indefinite period of secular decline. We will see occasional periods of growth before the primary trend of decline again takes over. This will go on for decades, if not longer, and can well become a self perpetuating downward cycle if we continue on our current path. To avoid worst case scenarios, it is crucial we understand the difference (also known as; when you are stuck in a hole, stop digging)!

What Has Changed?
By simply looking at the annual population growth of the countries with 90% of the money (income, savings, access to credit) and that, not coincidentally, consume 90% of the global energy (this includes US, Can, EU, Japan, Aus/NZ, China, Brazil, Mexico, Russia...everybody with above $4k yr/per capita income which is about half the worlds population)...annual population growth has fallen by 50% to 22 million since the double peaks in '69 and '88 of 44 million annually.

While the 65+yr/old elderly live decades longer than their predecessors, equally importantly is the decades of negative birth rates have now worked themselves through into a collapse of growth among the 15-64yr/old working age population, or more broadly those aged 0 to 64yrs/old. Among the consumer nations, 0-64yr/old population growth has fallen 88% since the twin peaks of '69 and '88. Ongoing and growing population declines among the consumer nations working age population (net) will replace growth entirely by about 2021, and all net growth will be among the 65+yr/old population (particularly among the 75+yr/olds).

>>11701824
>>11701824
>>11701824
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Us real estate is also FINISHES as pointed out in my thread

Australia has even worse demographics and will be falling from higher highs so it will likely be worse than 2008 America and on par with 2009 Ireland or Iceland

have (((they))) no sense of decency?

http://www.rocketsintoroses.com/order.html

I don't care about lambos, a nice house, the ability to travel, bitches, drugs, etc.
I just want enough resources that when shit hits the fan and our economy implodes, at least I have the means to start a family and raise them to be the polar opposite of these greedy, idiotic boomers who completely lack any sense of fiscal responsibility, and just felt entitled to all these benefits. Whether or not I actually make it from Bitcoin, the main thing that matters to me is starting a family and rallying against collectivism, big government, socialism, white guilt etc. Hopefully Bitcoin is a mechanism that reinforces some of these ideas and we all make it friends.

>he didn't buy gold in 2008

IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-44326034

>>9668493
The yield is being artificially suppressed by the ECB QE programme, in realty it should be like fucking 10% and it WILL go that high once Mario Draghi retires next year

>>9553571
We just bouncef off of a euphoric all time stock market high, and we're at "return to normal" on the bubble meme chart (also recent high volatility). Most new IPO's are for companies that have negative PE ratios, meaning that they lose more money than they make despite being valued at tens of billions of dollars. Consumers have been substituting stagnant wages with personal debt in order keep the economy alive but now they're maxed out and can't take on any more debt. Literally nothing has changed since 2008 and housing prices are just as inflated as they were in 2007. Also this:

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/IBLACBW027NBOG

>>7870337
CoinMetro ICO on now, easy 10x. Video related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uot5zarpOg

desu id rather be poor forever and not listen to normies talk about bitcoin, than become a millionaire off this shit

>>7601963
probably both

> Volume is dying (had largest 24h volume since 2015 this week btw)
> Yeah tethered at 8k waiting to rebuy at 4-3.
> muh bearish ascending wedge
> btc dropped 70% from ath but i'm sure it's gonna drop another 50% without mt.gox level event like a fucking brick
> Bitcoin dropped 70% from ath that has never happened before SELL SELL SELL
> rsi on 1d chart heavily indicating btc oversold but 15minute candle meme lines indicating bearish pattern
> wanna know why btc can't break 8.5k resistance? Puts rectangle on chart on bittrex

Short the Dow, the markets are crashing and a new recession is on its way.

It's happening, the stock markets are crashing and there will be a new crisis.