/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58152704
An boat ran in to it

>>23096048
It's a sea of green. That's a good feel for me. I bought in to yesterday's dip really hard.

LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR
LET THE BODIES HIT THE


FLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR

I PROVIDE LIQUIDITY TO BOUTIQUE SECURITIES MARKETS ON THE BLEEDING EDGE OF FINANCE

jk I just say I trade stocks, if they are interested I imply I'm poor because fuck golddiggers.

I'm going to go watch a movie I hope everything is okay when I get back~!

silver is doing stuff again

>>20780334
hi lol

ACTION WEEKEND EDITION EXTREME

>>20408477
top level strats

Hi everyone, hope you guys are doing alright!

>buying equities when you can go full retard with options if you know the future

This is my interpretation:

fed buys bonds to give liquidity, but this cratered yields and so banks with money dont want to lend because there is no return and everyone thinks the bubble is going to pop.

retail investors are going nuts because they all saw the meme of wsb faggots getting rich of otm options in march and think they can 200iq it, they aren't spending money anyways because everything is closed, so it goes into robinhood.

the pandemic is still happening, meaning everything is closed, and it will be along fucking time before things get to normal, meaning lots of stressed companies

yields go up = fed stopped buying = people left holding worthless assets = crash

yields go down = no liquidity anyways so bubble just grows bigger.

eventually economic reality will catch up when stimulus runs out, mbs start to default, and companies go bankrupt (rip bonds/ equities). the fed can save this, but it just kicks the whole thing down a couple months again.