/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56838548
It's all about recognizing the hype and shifts in the market trends. Right now the markets are exuberant about rates getting cut soon and yields falling. That all is insanely bullish for small companies. Couple that with the quickly rising metal prices and you have a prime deal.
At least that's what I believe their thesis is.
I am a coward and not crazy so I wouldn't risk it with these juniors. Especially now when a lot of juniors have already pumped (not gonna get fuckin stuck at ATH again).
I prefer good and stable gold stocks that have been around for a long time and that generate stable cashflows and give nice divvies.

>>56547420
>for everyone younger in the middle to lower classes
i.e. people that matter not to the stock markets. Yes, younger people are priced out of the housing market. And yes, the potential gains by investing now are way smaller than say after the 2009 crash where it was free money for anyone with a brain cell or two. And yes, the job market is a bitch right now and you get paid less and less for the amount of work you do.
Ehhh anyway, houses are bigger and America has never been better.
You forget that since the older generations are doing so insanely well and have insane savings, that money is bound to go to the newer generations as they keep aging. Parents will bequeath their savings and massive properties to their children.
America has never been better, m8
>>56547503
Took em' a month to drag us down only to reverse in mere days. Heh, bobos never win do they?

>>56506603
He's Asian, please understand.

Damn, Europeans are gonna ride the lag effect now. Inflation in Germany ticking down like crazy since it was so high last year. y/y effects kicking in. Fugg the ECB btw

>>56278874
>what do you mean the recession in EU is not significant
I believe he meant on a more global scale. If the US enters a recession, everyone is fugged. If the EU enters one, not a big deal. A bit of a simplification but it is the way it is.
Of course we know that economy =/= stock market but we do know that if the US crashes, there is an extremely high chance that the EU crashes as well

>>56191284
You just know it's gonna bounce so hard either tomorrow or the day after that. OMX has already fallen quite drastically this year while the DAX... not so much.