/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28265982
this. The bull market will end literally the second the federal reserve raises rates from 0%, and no one knows when that will be.

>2023

Never trust what the fucking federal reserve kikes say, they have no fucking clue what they're doing. They might raise rates at the next meeting for all we know. They're central planners and their models and projections are always entirely bullshit compared to reality. They always break more than they fix in the long run. They caused the 2008 crash with their ignorance of the housing bubble they caused, and they're knowingly causing a share market bubble. Also pretty much the entirety of the share market run up since the march crash has been caused by 2 things (other than the fed manipulation of the bond market and 0% interest rates)

1) Highest levels of retail trading and options trading in over a decade - retail retards (and they are retards despite having won for the past 12 months) have been pumping stupid big cap (and occasional small cap like GME) overpriced bullshit on the assumption that it's "safe" or "only goes up", causing massive growth in mega-cap companies share price
2) Massive inflows to Index funds, with further pump up the market by continually buying shares to match the index, which is getting progressively more expensive and concentrated.

Additionally, the addition of Tesla to the Index will be looked back on as one of the absolute dumbest fucking things the SP board ever did. When that thing tanks It will take down the whole Index.