/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11902388
And there are many, many more reasons to allow a free market to determine interest rates over a centrally planned, privately owned banking cartel that you and every Keynesian is too stupid to understand. Like avoiding asset bubbles like attached

You should have listened

http://charleshughsmith.blogspot.com/2018/10/is-greatest-bull-market-ever-finally.html?m=1

>>11183556
XMR and BTC (the proof of work coins with a use case and strong decentralized networks right now) moon

Everything else shits the bed, probably permanently, including link

>>11135768
Do you want the scary answer? 99% chance within before next presidential election cycle, 25% chance this October.

All depends on what the fed does with interests rates and it's balance sheet: Oct 31 it's scheduled to dump a lot of it's bond holdings, ie not roll them over. Right in time for midterms.

Load up on silver and xmr you fucking autists, this will be by far the worst financial panic in human history, much worse than '29. The fed is out of weapons, inflated everything into a bubble, and now the entire world is more globalized and connected and prone to contagion than ever before. A stock crash in America will nuke the finances of every country on the planet and we all fall together

>>11115016
The only thing dumber than buying stocks rn would be buying bitconnect. Buying Argentine bonds is smarter

Brick and mortar are always going to be around. People are always going to want to touch, inspect and browse tangible products and ask questions.

>>11101161
Assuming banks don't default. Unlikely.

How do we hedge against the coming market correct?