/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53546446
Shut your bear mouth. AI waifus mean the fair value of the Nasdaq is 20,000.

>That 10 year yield

>*DING* *DING* *DING*
How did you all do on this fine day?

>>50357220
It's not "printing more money". It's "providing an emergency liquidity backstop via dollar swap lines" (read: CB loans from thin air that are never repaid).

Buddy, look at 10 year computer

>>49679509
Shows some innovation and outside the box thinking at the Fed. Bullish.

The 10 year's doing it again, guys...

>>49609780
Wow, look at it go.

>>29430070
lmao the CPI will be 1% or less regardless of actual price increases. Most rigged economic metric in the US.

>>29103111
Weak move. Temporary dips will be washed away by moneyprinting depressing treasury yields. Long-term outlook only up due to stimulus. SPY $500 EOY, $1k 2023, $5k 2030. Generational buying opportunity all day every day.

>>28696368
Wrong. Infinite stimulus make line go up. Decade long bullrun incoming. SPY $600 EOY.

How do you guys calculate net worth? Do you include real estate and debts? Or are people mainly talking about how much crypto they have?

Do stocks go down in value anymore or is that illegal?

>>28055176
It won't crash, stop waiting. Infinite money printing cheatcode enabled, $1.9T stimulus is just the beginning. Stocks only go up. New Paradigm. SPY $500 EOY.

>>27773348
Wrong. The stimmy checks are just easing us into UBI. Prices never go down. New paradigm.

>>27666363
Wrong. Infinite money printing inbound. Ceiling becomes the floor. S&P $5k EOY.

>>27445881
>In the end, it all turns to green

>>27310968
>bullish again
Anon. We were always bullish.

>>26492762
>New paradigm!

>>26398250
The term you're looking for is "Organic Growth", bud

>futures

>>26122049
>Implying falling value of the US dollar is bearish for stocks
Let me guess, you're >50% cash

>>25677117
Precious metals, foreign equities from countries with low debt to GDP (or US equities is better than cash if you don't want foreign, they just might not do as well due to the business challenges created by inflation), commodity extractors, and maybe a little in crypto if you believe in its value proposition. Zimbabwe tier inflation is unlikely, though, something more like the 70's 10%/yr is more plausible. Keep in mind also that if muh blue wave infinite stimulus & infrastructure turns out to be a meme and congress actually does nothing, we'll probably have deflation instead, so keep some at least some cash on hand and don't buy on margin.

>>20907891
Gold to $3k confirmed