/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19802879
Look man, I'm not exactly rooting for a market crash myself. Nothing fun or good is going to come of it, and its going to fuck the job market just as I'm trying to finish my doctorate. But nothing good is going to come of the interventions we're seeing. Even if we manage to crab along for a few more years with no crash, it will represent an accelerated accumulation of wealth by the top 0.01% of the economy, as they use Fed money to buy up everything on the cheap.

We're looking at a game where everybody loses except that some people get to start over with a huge amount of accumulated capital. Some people get to play a new game+

>>19643336
"The great fuck-oh-fuck crash of 2020 was primarily caused by the effects of COVID-19, and was triggered by a rush of new investors into the market via new tools such as 'Robinhood'. Some fringe historians point to the federal reserve buying repos in the autumn of 2019 as a symptom of underlying issues, but only wild conspiracy theorists attest that federal monetary policy and quantitative easing would have caused such a financial disaster anyway."

t. McGraw Hill AP US History book c.2025

>>19399775
If you'd posted something along these lines 5 years ago I would have called you a paranoid jackass, but I'm a believer now. I saw the data on people dumping the stim checks into the market and was floored. I get that the stock market isn't supposed to be a value of the company so much as the value of an ownership stake in the company, but for so many of these there just aren't any fundamentals behind it.

The algorithms were turned loose in march, and without human input to curb their excesses and lack of context they just keep trading at light speed, constantly eking out tenth percent gains that don't reflect anything real. But worse than that is the FED going all in and just buying up every single piece of shit share and toxic debt they see just to keep the line green. Shit was already a timebomb in September with the repos. I honestly can't tell if we're watching a controlled demolition of the economy, the Keynesian hens finally roosting, or something in between.

And worst of all its not as if people don't see it coming, but they are almost exclusively the ones that allowed the system to progress this far. And they'll keep using a mixture of hope, shame, and FOMO to get the public to hold their bags until the last possible second. Fuck me man, sometimes I think they're onto something when they call the normies cattle.

>>19389037
look for :
- black eagle trust
- operation golden lily (Yamashita)

you are welcome fren.. and keep posting my jpmorgan silver theory, one day someone will investigate this seriously

>>18472470
>(((fake bonds)))
The absolute balls of the amerimutts. These "fake" bonds were issued by the fucking FED in 1935 in exchange of SEA gold owners shipping their gold to the US to protect their assets against confiscation by the Japan imperial army...
It was the biggest scam in the history of mankind. You still have hundreds of families from the chinese/korean/vietnamese/cambodian aristocracy seething at amerimutts and reclaiming their gold. All the families detaining these bonds tried a class action in swizterland, and miraculously the italian policy get their hands on them and the US declare them counterfeited? What a pathetic masquerade lmao..

>>17644203
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>>12584058
3 trillions $ ($ of the 30's mind you!) in bonds, issued in secrecy to rich banking families from China and Yuropoor to protect their wealth. But US being big trolls they refused to give back the money after WW2 and basically kept the money. A part from this wealth was used in the BET (Black Eagle Trust) to bankrupt soviet Russia by purchasing all their industrial complexes.