/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57980930
Thats an appropriate image to represent yourself.
You are literally a 100 IQ youtube watching pseudo knowledge brainlet.
There wont be any fucking 1920's crashes. That would involve having a monetary policy based on hard currency. In the current inflationary environment, the only crash is upwards.
Dumb fuck. Wake up and smell the coffee, you are still living in a old world paradigm.

>>55753916
Inflation is bullish for stocks as long as the Fed policy isn't restrictive. Higher prices means more profits. The government can just hand out stimulus checks every week so people can afford them.

>>51322082
People shorting are going to get liquidated cause Inflation makes stocks go up faster than the money printer

>>30203212
velocity of money increasing = inflation = huge market pump

>>30179128

>>26312936

Thank you very much for your kind words. I'd love to get a collection of physical bullion which I could cherish but as you say for me this is simply about maximizing profits from what seems to be the opportunity of the century. Your decision might turn out to be a better one than mine. Physical silver might go as high as 40x and given that it has no counterparty risk that's a pretty good gain in exchange for the ability to sleep well at night. As much as I believe in many of these miners, anything can go wrong, and a black swan can always make them go to zero. By the way, I love the idea of your getting those bars made out of scrap.

>>26313041

I think the question for me has always been, will the crash be like Venezuela or the Great Depression. If we get enough inflation, especially if we hear YCC announced soon, then stocks ought simply to go parabolic even though they will be crashing in terms of gold. Only a continued taper in liquidity can let them fall. But I'm not sure that the authorities would risk another stock market crash. Last time, the COMEX nearly broke (on 23 March, what Alasdair Macleod calls "The Day Everything Changed,"), and the banks were at a serious risk of failure. Regardless of whether or not we get another crash, I've often appealed to this article as a reason to stay in PMs and miners regardless: https://goldsilver.com/blog/how-would-gold-perform-in-a-second-stock-market-crash/

>>26313279

My picture dates from April, not March. Did you actually look at it? Commodities are well above what they were before March. Silver for example is up 45% since January 2020, same sort of thing is true of lumber, zinc, copper, gold, etc. The Dow Jones is up only a few %, so, no, commodities are not lagging behind.

>>26265086

He will definitely crash the economy, but as he is going to crash it in terms of gold your cash isn't going to mean much.

>>23291124
Even if you're bearish on the economy (imo markets and economy are 2 different things), it's cognitive dissonance to on one hand believe they are printing too much money and on the other to be bearish on asset prices. See pic related and the Weimar stock market during the 20s. Gibs printing leads to massive bull markets.

>>21759763

Correct.

Byu stok now

>>18539379
>>18539241

Problem is I don't know whether we're going the way of 1929 or Venezuela. I'm afraid to hold currency and then blink and realize that it has no value any more.

>>18509374
When you value shit in shit you can make up any number you want. Gold and crypto are the only escape.

>>18431648
>only twofold
We should aim to beat Venezuela at the very least.

>>18329595
It's like buying Venezuelan stock pre 2017
We're going to be rich!

>>18255249
Unironically any stock index ETF

>>18027356
You fool. You actually buy stocks to protect yourself from hyperinflation.

>>17404976
The stock market isn't going to crash

BUY BUY BUY

THIS IS THE PERFECT TIME TO LONG THE S&BOOMER 500

>>4980222
and all the growth you get without a need for wealth creation. so the plebs joyfully sell their belongings for garbage believing to have made a profit.