/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55932932
I'll try to explain the economy to those that don't work at an office.

It's one thing to lay off people, or sell property, or not renew contracts to buy tech, if you as a company specifically fucked up your financials and need to course correct.

>>55932952
so,
This behavior is the first place executives and directors go when thinking about how to
>weather the storm
but they don't realize they are creating the storm. The whole reason tech and similar industries that rely heavily on debt and cheap liquidity can quickly turn things back to profit is that they just need to go find money somewhere else.

When EVERYONE HOLDS THEIR MONEY the music stops in the american economy, largely driven by tech. you don't generate more revenue by saving money. you don't pay down your business loans by saving money. but as things get worse, like an avalanche, every company will grasp onto its remaining cash like its last hope.
Then the
>fraud
and the
>theft
will start happening as executives see the end coming and start cashing out with insider deals and fat paychecks before chapter 11.
The final cherry on the sundae will be the money made by construction companies building homes into the infinite demand we have rn, and then everything will go lights out.

>I got mine, go get your own
will be the failure of the US stock market this time around. Cash-positive businesses will survive.
Cash-negative businesses will die.

The markets are in a free fall, and it's time to panic! Everything is crashing, and there's no end in sight. All the experts are sperging out, and the news is full of fear. Don't trust anyone, and don't trust the markets. Get out now, before it's too late! Don't be a fool and get rekt. This is the time to cash out and run for the hills! Don't be a normie and stay in the market.

GET OUT NOW