/biz/ - Business & Finance

I feel like there is a lot more downside to stocks still, especially since QT is just starting. PPI is high, so, that's a cut at profits too still to come.

>From 1920 to 1929, total wealth in the U.S. more than doubled, and individual Americans started investing in the market in a big way.

>But all was not as roaring as it seemed. Consumer debt increased, and companies over-extended themselves too. Financial institutions became heavily involved in stock market speculation. In some cases, they created securities "subsidiaries" with their own brokers secretly selling their own stocks — what would be a clear conflict of interest today.

>Weak regulations had opened the way for a period of wild speculation on stock exchanges. Being "in the market" was the "in" thing, but many investors weren't researching companies and buying based on the fundamentals — they were just gambling that the stock would keep going up.

>Even worse, many people bought shares on margin, generally needing just 10% of a stock's price to make a purchase (not realizing they'd be on the hook for the whole amount if the price fell). That, in, turn, inflated prices, with shares selling for more money than justified by their companies' actual earnings.

d-does that kinda seem like now?

How much money do you consider making it?

>on hold with fidelity for a half hour and they still haven't answered
glad i switched, really liking the service

should i sell or hold my bank stocks?

When do you guys think the EU and USA are going to ban crypto?

i have 500xrp stuck in coinbase that i bought a few months ago. what do?

any oldfags from /pmg/ around? i normally buy my silver and gold stocks, plus miners, on the first of the month. with today mooning, should i still make my usual purchases? or wait a bit?

i bought some physical on saturday anticipating this congestion

Judy didn't get in and Biden is going to spend and print like crazy. All the pieces are in place.

Is this really going to work long term? I think my coworkers and I are probably working 20%, and these zoom meetings are inefficient as shit.

Enjoying it while it lasts, but, when are companies going to realize that Earl in accounting is slow cooking ribs all day in his Big Green Egg?

Are these fees real on Peter Schiff's gold fund?

https://twitter.com/RouletteKing4/status/1308813814498877441

Getting gallbladder surgery tomorrow. Sitting in cash other than my long term holds.

Having gallbladder surgery on Thursday so I ordered another 20oz of silver since probably will do my family more good than my cash if I don't make it. They are Asahis too.

Can someone help me with the argument for gold here please? Do I have this right?

>post 2008 we see asset inflation from QE
>interest rates stay low
>companies take on lots of debt
>stock market booms
>growth begins to stagnate
>covid hits
>market begins to crash
>to quickly save the market, the Fed cuts rates and Congress issues stimulus
>gold prices climb with the stocks
>market stops falling and begins to skyrocket back up based on the assumption that the government will step in when needed
>dollar drops but only to 92 or so on the DXY, then starts to rise back up, maybe because of other countries printing as well.

So now what is supposed to happen?

Why am I holding on to these miners when fucking AIRLINES are mooning?

How have you positioned your portfolio to hedge against the incoming reckoning?

Should I buy GLD?

It's not a bad day until the circuit breaker blows. This is nothing.

When do I cash out of my horses, lads? I'm not used to not losing money.

Do stocks ever go down?

Should I sell my index funds?

>using the built-in tv speakers

>>18904853
Is the Fed printing this money just blowing hot air into a cold economy? How long can it prop up asset and stock prices?

>>12959642

I don’t believe you