/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11872059
>1 post by this ID
what did he mean by this?

I mean, I disagree with the use of porn on 4channel.. but here OP, take a few hunnid free shitcoins for your efforts. you're welcome

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>>11872064
Not sure,
what you mean by this?

>>11872059
imagine the smell

>>11872059
the tub is powered by her braps

>>11872059
>be OP
>post a legitimate question on /biz/

>brainlet replies
>>11872064
>>11872083
>>11872093
>>11872105

Black pigeon speaks has a video on this.

Fed vs Trump

Because it's proppin up the economy, if they won't do it in this market we would be lucky to see just stagnation and more likely to see money stop flowing in and crisis in economy. Its a way for goverment to make investors more interested in giving them even more money. Ofc it leads to much greater debt wery quickly and you can't just increase rates without any consequences forever.

>>11872059
This is good for bitcoin

>>11872117
>he doesn't know he's the brainlet

>>11872218
This is very good for Bitcoin. We're closing in on the hyperbitcoinization that was foretold.

>>11872117
>be normie
>be unaware of classic biz racebait threads
Leave this awful place while you still can

>>11872059
Interest rates need to be 20%. No reason for money to be so cheap

>>11872253

>>11872064

I'm lurking here, anon. I want to see what the smart anons have to say.

Why does bitcoin keep going up after every crash?

>>11872105
>>11872093
FUCK i wish i could drink that fucking water

>>11872274
>tattoo
DROPPED

>>11872059
This is how onions sauce is made

>>11872059
So they have more room to use monetary policy to stimulate growth during future recessions.

>>11872387
All else being equal, the higher the interest rate is the more room central banks have to use monetary policy to stimulate investing, consumption and lending by lowering the interest rate.

>>11872265
if borrowing was more expensive people would be limited to what they can afford. prices would come down to what is reasonable.

>>11872409
It’s also a way to keep the economy from overheating, i.e. people buying/investing in things they can’t afford.

>>11872218
No. This is good for the value of the US dollar. Higher interest rates means less inflation. Hence the everything bubble where the price of all assets goes down.

>>11872416
This is why tuition is so damn expensive. They can charge whatever they want because they know how easy it is to get student loans.

>>11872426
Inflation would keep the economy from overheating. When goods start to become too expensive for consumers, the economy will slow down.

>>11872546
I don’t think you know what you’re talking about. Inflation doesn’t keep the economy from overheating. It’s literally the exact opposite. It’s basic macroeconomics.

>>11872546
Tuotion is high because lenders bear no risk lending money into impressionable children without assets or work experience.

>>11872059
Because if you don't that's how you get Venezuela or Zimbabwe.

>>11872059
The Federal Reserve is privately owned and they are playing for the (((other team))).
But falling oil prices will give them incentive to raise the rates like the rats they are.

>>11872059
I'm sure there are legitimate reasons but those reasons existed when Obama was in office too. Its mostly to fuck Trump into the ground.

People should remember that Obama had .20% interest rates for eight years and the literal instant Trump got into office they started raising them again. Interest rates are twenty times higher than they were in early 2016.

Obama had the lowest interest rate in the history of the united states and it continued for so long it looks like the graph just flatlined. Someone really wanted Obama to succeed.

>>11873775
you clearly have less than zero understanding of quantitative easing