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The average person thinks chatGPT is AGI and that frightens me

>yields up
>DXY up
>stocks up
The new paradigm

Can't wait for another week of yields ripping DXY ripping stocks ripping

>KRE up 2%
>30 year yield up 10bps
Okay I'm done watching the market for the day

Another day of vix higher dxy higher yields higher and stocks not caring

And just like that, the great bear market rally of 2023 has ended

>VIX up
>DXY up
>30 year yield up 9bps
>tighter credit, weaker demand
>bad economic data
>stocks barely down, DJI is up
Who is buying right now? We're going into a deflationary recession with rising rates, the worst possible combination

>its another day of yields up dxy up stocks up

>another day of stocks up yields up

Another day of
>yields up
>vix up
>dxy up
>stocks up

>stocks up
>yields up
>vix up
>dxy up

>another day of high rates and zombie companies infinitely pumping

Another week of yields surging higher and tech stocks not caring and making new all time highs

>economy: slowing
>treasury yields: surging
>dollar: strengthening
>shit tokens: mooning
>lumber: crashing
>crude oil: dropping even with output cuts
>stocks: grinding higher
This is getting ridiculous

Another day of yields up DXY up VIX up stocks up

>futures

I havent had sex in 4 years...

>>53763910
yes I will DCA into VTI over 40 years and use it to build wealth that my children will inherit. they will have a comfy life without waging until death. maybe I'll not make it while Im young but I'll make damn sure that my kids will make it and escape the j***** rat race.

Im 100% cash and I want to put everything in a bond-ETFs which pays monthly divvies. the volatility in the stock market making me nervous so Im not buying REITS etc.
how stupid is that idea? I just want to be comfy

>>53657237
he's always asking who is buying the debt, Im the one who buys it. I buy bonds (and bond ETFs) for small comfy gains because the stock market is trying to rob me.

>DXY up
>yields up
>earnings bad
>stocks going to close green again
How long can this go on for?

>vertical pumping on bad economic data
>fed that will hold rates higher for longer
>junk bonds priced for an absolutely perfect soft landing
>stocks pumping on layoff announcements
>everyone bullish and euphoric
>bears jumping ship and joining the bulls

>>52682541
>7-10% inflation with 5% interest rates is still 2-5% free money to buy stocks.
I kneel mumu. Decreasing money supply + low wage growth + high inflation is the perfect trifecta for the golden bull run.

>another day of yields up dxy up DJI up
Is the Dow Jones ever going to stop going up?