/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56188307

>It's habbening.

It has only just begun. Lots of people are still using credit cards to pay bills but that eventually ends as they max out cards.

>>56153591

Take a look at how many people are late on their credit card and auto loan payments.

>>54132407

What the fuck

>>50855555
checked and green lets gooooo

>>49947954
Recession canceled. No more abortion means larger native workforce and economy growth in the future. lfg

It's fucking exploding. 200 EOD

Well I gotta do homework. This shit is giving me a heart attack, man.

>>27510882
I'm still holding AMC. I bought into it knowing it might not pop off like GME right away. AMC is safer, even though it's dropped now it'll still go back up once all the covid bullshit clears out. Just means I'll be holding it longer than I would've liked. Also only put a grand into it, if it does simply never recover its not a huge loss.

>>26637777

>>18142418
Rides just starting

>>17074509
That doesn't get you the important data though.

If mortality's 1%, it's flu tier. If it's 10%, it's SARS tier. And you can run the numbers how those two scenarios would have different market impacts.

Now your numerator (# of dead) is definitely higher than reported. But how much higher? Best estimates use crematoriums - estimates of their capacity, and scraps of reports that they're all running "24/7". Except none of the numbers beyond "Wuhan has 7 crematoria" are precise and there's footage of body bags left on the street - i.e. dead people that aren't in the cremation numbers.

But at the same time your denominator (# of infected) is also definitely higher than reported and in a more unknowable way. Asymptomatics, people with normal symptoms, people who never get around to seeing a doctor, people who are never tested, people who test positive and die, and people who die before their test results come back should all be added together. There literally aren't enough test kits to establish that shit, even without the friction between citizens, the local government, and the central government.

No

>>15788165
>These demoralization threads are posted by foreign actors to make young men feel weak and depressed.
Right, young men should be strong and optimistic. Just look at the fact that...

I mean the nation right now gives them...

Alright, at least the future for them is...

>>15640153
>We don’t make enough money to raise kids or buy property
The way you can post this so casually and nobody even replies is really unsettling on some deep, civilizational level.

>>12296200
It's only going to get better, progressively

>>6261795
Obvious PR position is obvious. Dimon is a made man, one of the banksters who saved the economy in 2008 - he didn't want to take the blame for what the SEC is about to do because he and his pals are making the SEC do it. Enjoy the ride.