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13138824 No.13138824 [Reply] [Original]

For real, when do you REALLY think the DJIA (for example) will fall below, say, 20k points?

I've been here since '08 (fucking kill me), and there's been so many fake happenings/crashes/scares/etc. that it's actually getting quite on my nerves when people claim ITS HAPPENING.

So, I thought I'd just ask: when do you REALLY think it's going to happen?

For the sake of discussion, let's define a REAL happening as a >10% decline in the stock market from current values and/or a run on the USD that banks are unable to support.

>> No.13138906

>>13138824
Trying to see an 08 style stock market crash is foolish. The impact on boomer brains would be devastating. You're better off looking at asset ratios for a glimpse of booms and busts

>> No.13138933

>>13138906
are you suggesting that we'll never see an 08 style crash (or greater) simply because boomers couldn't mentally handle it?

>> No.13138949

>>13138824
There have been several 10-15% micro-crashes since 2008, but none of them were a recession. Personally, I think the next one that's coming within the next 1-2 years is a going to be a real recession, since the yield curve inversion has been predictive in the past, but nobody truly has any clue.

>> No.13138969

>>13138824
>>russell 2000 13% off highs.

>> No.13138987

>>13138824
i have a $210 FDX call for May 17th, stocks better not die that's all I'll say.

>> No.13139040

>>13138824
Index Funds tend to crash on the start of a new decennia. Imo a crash will happen maybe 2021? But even so, who really cares? Just buy the dip. This shit will triple within the next 10-20 years. You're deluded if you think there's going to be an armageddon in stocks. Infinite money = infinite growth and infinite price ceilings. Don't be the cuck that has to tell his grandchildren the reason they're poor is because he didn't buy the dip. It's a bubble and it's going to form a bubble within a bubble. It's bubbleception nigger. Buy the shit out of it.

>> No.13139080

well its complicated OP. you see the dow had more money in it when it was a 12k market. how so? no market is required to have a consistent conversion rate to market volume dollar for point. shortly before obama left the fed decided that notes used in old QE waves to justify investment revenue for companys that did not have a expiration date would be erased. in that instant about 1 tril got removed but the dow stayed about the same. the dow was a 3 tril market in the early 2000s . it doesnt even have 1 billion dollars now. after a statement by current the new current chairman that they dont have to report actual market volume it went from 28k points to 26k points and then the revelation that the only way they keep market volume up is to change the conversion rate of dollars to points

for those that laugh M0 is a thing. all the money in the world converted to 1 currency. there is less than 20 tril in the world. but look at all that cash flow into crypto. how many units of each. how many markets in the world . how many people would need to have a little wam (walking around money) on hand because they buy coffee or vending machine crap at work like in a hospital or air port and dont want to pay for a full meal globally or they just like having a little in their wallet at all times. some people always pay in cash for stuff even now days.i worked retail a lot its very common .if its not in a bank they cant play with it

>> No.13139110

>>13138824
Every time it falls our Jewish overlords learn a little bit more about how to make the economy work. One day the system will be so perfect that recessions will be a thing of the past. Be careful, as we may already be in this stage.

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>>13138933
Pretty much. My point is that their biggest fear is price deflation and because of that, the powers that be will strive even harder for controlled inflation rather than even let any type of crash happen again.

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>>13139192
hm