/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18287620
Situational shit. When kids grow up next to noisy things like highways and airports they preform less well in school, and studies have been done that show the same kids improve in performance when moved elsewhere.

Other shit like having no grocery stores and only fast food and liquor stores nearby. Also poor people live in areas with worse air quality, closer to prisons and factories, etc.

It’s not total bullshit but this is NOT the time. The virus isn’t racist. But it will disproportionately effect poor people. They’re more likely to be obese and diabetic and such.

Holy shit he brought a prop. I assumed this was priced in but now it’s on a fucking podium with the presidential seal..

Oh wait... OH FUCK HES PUTTING IT ON DISPLAY LIKE HES AN OBESE MODEL FOR THE PRICE IS RIGHT!!
AHAHAHAHAHAHSHAHSHBSAAHAHAHAH

>>18189664
Ok. Lets say we go up more, then hear about bankruptcies and foreclosures and sell off exactly to this same level. Would it be priced in then?

>>18189682
I prefer buying companies because you think everyone else in the sector will crumble and leave only one or two competitors, or buying companies that sell things people will pay anything to have. Also companies that make a lot of money and have very little debt.

Oh! And companies with products that cause diabetes + companies with products that treat diabetes.

>>18189008
This is too based for a quints poster. Are you new?

>>18165110
Almost no one thinks it’s the bottom. Nothing I read says that.

I do think that the indexes will definitely retest the lows and maybe plunge to even Dow 15000 or SPX 2000.

BUT people were selling “What they could” not what they wanted to. I don’t know if we’ll see LMT below $300 again. Some of the best blue chips may have seen bottom. LMT, JNJ, MSFT, these companies aren’t going bankrupt.

But if you were naive enough to try to knife-catch shit like carnival cruises... good luck