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Dollar Dropping
Treasuries Dropping
Oil Dropping
Interest Rates Dropping (Soon)

This tells me two things:
1) Money is being devalued HARD, purchasing power is crashing.

2) There is going to be trillions in easy money introduced into the economy, and this is a catalyst for a massive bullrun ( keep in mind, in nominal value, we are losing purchasing power despite any stock market gains )

So basically, we are hyperinflating the united states dollar, everyone with savings is getting fucked, and the only real winners here are persons who are in a ton of debt ( debtmaxxers win again ) including the government.

So basically the winning move was to get into a ton of debt prior to 2020, because everything is going to double in price every 2 years moving forward.

I have been saving money for nothing, I cannot afford a house, and any really assets are going to rapidly increase in dollar unit values. I'm fuming, this is awful - im punished for having a good job and saving money, and debt maxxing retards are inheriting the earth.

>>56006813
Kek

I'm seriously considering selling everything tomorrow, we have hit resistance multiple times and I started noticing that people are treating bad news as actual bad news and the market is not pumping with retarded optimism like it did before.

Houses and cars are also coming down in price I noticed, I think its time to be rational again, and the rational move is to get the fuck out of risky equities at their peak value.

What do you guys think? Talk me down, otherwise I'm going to liquidate my 200k portfolio tomorrow and lock in a 30% YTD gain

I'm serious, don't ignore this post, your post will make an impact on my financial future.

The Federal Reserve cannot raise rates any longer, the debt becomes unssitanable and banks will collapse, only for the Federal Reserve to put more money on the books to keep the banks solvent. This is a feedback loop, there is no way out of this loop without letting banks fail and continuing to raise rates or at the very least hold rates.

So whats going to happen next is that inflation is going to increase again, the dollar is getting weaker and everyone's purchasing power will dramatically fall.

You could invest in the market, but your gains in the market will only reflect your loss of purchasing power, and you run the risk of a market collapse as well if the Federal Reserve decides on letting the banks collapse instead.

I'm not quite sure what the best move is here, I think I'll purchase some short dated bonds/GIC's just to earn 5-6% but maintain the right to cancel the agreement and roll those obligations every month but inflation will likely exceed that amount so even that is a losing move.

The market is quite literally collapsing upward.

>reminder that

CASH = TRASH