/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53056976
>Construction materials are still up 3x.
Have you checked lumber futures recently? They are BELOW 2019 prices now, cratered full-throttle.
>Gas is still up 2x.
Same as above, at least in Europe.

>Housing is still 2x since 2020 in many areas
Because it takes years for the trough to arrive. Interest rates impact liquid assets the soonest (crypto and tech, then rest of stocks) and illiquid assets later. Check instead how fast and hard the actual purchases and mortgage subscriptions have fallen.

I believe Q1 2023 will see a bit of green. Just DCA and don't dump it all in a single trade. You won't catch the absolute bottom but you will be buying MANY generational bottoms.

>>1750731
Maybe if you could explain what caused this situation you're in, we could help.

You dumb piece of shit.

lmao who cares about money just do what makes u happy c: