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1Y is up another .10% since I made this post. Start paying very good attention.

>>49605316

Education is everything, that is knowing which key factors to look out for and knowing how they interact, why they interact the way they do, and what that means for the system you're investing in.

You don't need a finance degree to know this stuff, you just need to set some time apart to go through it, to really get what these core ideas mean. If you don't you'll be caught with your pants down, if you do you'll know where to be and when not to be. Look up Ray Dalio, watch the animated videos he's made on his yt as a primer, read his books if you have the time, you will become at least twice as good an investor as you are now.

>>49605373
I never implied the FEDs official mandate is the stock market, you absolute negroid. Whatever FED policy crashes the equities market crashes many other things, knock-on effects reach that second mandate, employment, sooner rather than later. The FED as all central banks and all imperial governments in the history of fucking humanity have gone through these cycles. You are a short sighted nigger, I don't know to explain this to you.

>>49605385
The US cannot default on its debt anymore. It already has three times in history, if you which times I am refering to you know more than most people and you will not remain a poorfag if you continue to learn. The US cannot default, but it can only avoid default by inflating the currency supply. All taxes are nothing more than paying US debt, never forget these two things. All Fiat currency is credit, it can be created infinitely.

>>49605564
It is the rate of change that matters, that the market is pricing in a greater hike, and more hikes (13 at this point) than previously, and this this increasing rate destroys the middle soft landing scenario and forces the FED into hard recession / depression or very high inflation, or both. Rates and degrees, these are what matter.

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