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TIME TO SHORT NASDAQ

>>19948295

Lol I tried getting bags of beans and failed like 2 hours ago.

Sam's club and Walmart were sold out of bean bags online earlier today when I tried to restock.

Was able to buy and restock ramen, rice and store brand canned beans.

time to short or die

>>19660385

this period shall be known as Coronavirus Bull Market Era

>>19417564
>I think volatility is here to stay until we have a clearer picture of what we're dealing with.
You're right and I generally agree. I phrased my post poorly. I should have said that there's unlikely to be spikes.
>tfw holding some uvxy
>Fed liquidity has been the main driver of momentum
I think that this availability of credit will be what keeps the ball rolling. We're not yet into realizing we're going to have a solvency issue. It's creeping in, but i think that the infinite loanworks of the banking system will keep prices high until places like >>19417567 start kicking it.

>>19417628
Probably revenue. I'm pretty sure everyone is thinking:
>Oh Q1 was shit, but it was not that bad. we've still got credit
>Oh, well it takes a while for things to get back to normal so Q2 can be as abysmal as it wants
>Q3 should be a bit better but it's ok if it's not bad, BRRR guys! solvent companies guys!
>Q4 we should almost be in full tilt boogie unless the virus closes us down again.
Until people realize that the operating costs of these businesses are too high (partially due to leverage itself), and that the revenues are not coming back to levels where many corps can operate at a profit and can provide returns on their equities that justify the price, they're going to keep going up. It's not that we should correct the credit bubble, we almost have to correct it (no this doesn't need to be reflected in price, shhh mumu, I know). Businesses and private individuals are getting strangled to death because of the cheap credit.

>>19417650
You think he would keep the deregulation and tax cuts too? I'm only thinking about the red tape Trump has cut. He's been very good at making american businesses happier.
>ANTI-TARIFF
it's like he hates americans. not that it matters, maybe the equities would bump until the regulations look like they're coming back.

>>19417658
see above meme arrows

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