/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58351112

It ends. Today.

>FOMC presser tomorrow

>>58054347
Uhhhhhh liquidity purposes.

Reminder: FOMC week.

>>58007111
wew

The yield curve (10y-2y) will uninvert July 19th, 2024. It came to me through schizo Excel spreadsheeting.

You chucklefucks better get on team /smg/ before you are all heemed into oblivion.

>>57476429
>what's gonna happen is
friendly reminder that your assumptions and predictions have been wrong even before the Fed even started to raise the fed funds rate.
>the Fed will never be able to raise rates again from the zero bound, it'll destroy the debt market
Fed raises rates
>the Fed will never be able to raise rates any further, government will collapse if rates are kept above (positive) 2%
Fed raises rates above 2%
>the Fed will never be able to raise rates much above 2%, commercial real estate will collapse, mortgages will collapse, THE WHOLE HOUSING MARKET WILL COLLAPSE
Fed keeps on raising rates; housing market still rises with ever increasing mortgage rates
>well asckschually it takes about 6 to 12 months for higher rates to work through the economy so you just wait
months later, Fed funds rate above (positive) 5%, economy booming, housing market rising, record low unemployment, record gdp
>WELL NOW THEY ARE GOING TO CUT ANY MOMENT
>at the end of 2023 we will basically be at zero again
End of 2023 comes, Fed interest rates still at 5%+
>PIVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT ACKMAN HAS SOLD HIS SHORTS
>QE BE COMMETH
>RATES BE CUTTETH
>AS SOON AS JANUARY 2024
January 2024, Fed keeps rates steady
>WELL IT'S GOING TO BE MARCH THEN
Fed says, yeah, no, yeah, probably not, no, don't think so, don't count on march either
>WELL THEN IT'S GOTTA BE JUNE

^^^ this is you and the Fed, btw.
notice how you've been 100% wrong, 100% of the time so far?

>>57469309
No, but they'll be informed when the time is right.

My body isn't ready for FOMC conference day.

>>57448936
That's why the moment or two before impact is critical; in reality I'm talking about 6-9 months.

Are you ready for FOMC week?

>>57387972
>>57387969

You told me Dimon was Greek?

>>57341193
It's crazy how much earnings keep improving ever since Covid. Growth in net earnings by 20% y/y despite a "recession". The only ones in recession are poor people. Everyone else is enjoying the good life. I am fully convinced of that.
Also I am rather baffled by how poorly the financial data is presented in Europoor.

any concerns about the yield curve un-inverting?

>>57173810
He was pretty relaxed last time. These minutes refer to the last meeting. I'm just shitposting and this is just bullshit hair trigger bots fucking around.

So what's up for 2024?

>>57045003
Literally yes. Number go up, value go down. Unless we have some weird Argentina shit where the Fed does a reverse split on dollars and says everything gets a 0 chopped off it. tldr somehow compound the dollars you do have.

So it's going to turn out the Fed et al. were doing some kind of weird backdoor QE program all along, right?

Even for me, things are getting mighty retarded.

>>56972080
It's aaaalllllmost time.

>OMX +1.4%
>>56911976
You're fuckin right. It really is US owned. It actually makes sense since these companies make most of their business and growth in the US and in dollars. For example, Volvo barely even does anything in Sweden and conducts most of its business in the US. It all makes sense now

>>56891240
I ain't putting my money on it.