/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56262393
The pain does not end until the market is closed by a credit crisis.

Well, this kind of pain at least.

>>56260404
>Present day outlook is down another 15%-20%
Yeah, that's about right for year end.

>then crab for months.
Oh ho ho, no, then the ride is just getting started.

>>56212499
Personally I've got 350 penciled in.

>>56204791
Reminder that /smg/'s official Q3 forecast for SPY was 425

>>56174515
>What happens next?
Every /smg/ger already knows.

Since there are a lot of new faces here, let me remind everyone exactly what happens after this ping-pong year.

>>55348201
Kickoff the road to SPX 4230, then we'll hit that EOM, then the Final Bounce.

>>55117314
In real terms? Half a year.

In nominal terms? The party's just getting started.

>>55067229
>>55067252
Remember the price targets are:
Mid 2023: 425
EOY 2023: 300
Mid 2024: 350
EOY 2024: N/A

>>55024120
No, we crab between 400 and 450 until the Q3/Q4 recession crash.

>>54978000
>Haha, I love relabeling this 1930s Germany graph meme but there's no way SPY will crab above 400 for the rest of 2023.
-Me, a retard, shopping this months ago

>Market closed
>Credit crisis

Short now.
Short tomorrow.
Short FOREVER.

Reminder that we don't break below 400 until the end of the year.

>>54727938
I use this as my guide. So in a couple years when Powell's replacement is sworn in.

>>54682151
Short term? You're looking at around 175 on SPY.

>>54634888
>Market closed
>Credit crisis

>>54570338
I'm going to insufferably brag about my TMV calls and the US defaulting right until the day they close the market.

>>54534667
No, the QE era was Weimar. We are in the debt overhang/default end stage of Weimar.

>>54448842
Who do you think appoints Krugman? Hello.

>>54401869
In 20 years we'll look back on this time and laugh. Or be dead.

One of the two.

>>54388427
We end the summer at 425.
We end the year at 340.
We end the decade at 390.

>>54381740
>Krugman comes to power
>Operation Wakanda
Get the picture now?

>>54353799
Well the chart's got it happening next year, but I think shit hitting the fan with either a big commercial real estate hole appearing in some pension, the debt ceiling heeming bonds, or a recession causing a blowout via plunging revenues and skyrocketing stimulus is more likely this year.