/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15504141
>There's no indication that we're heading there.

Trillions and trillions of dollars in negative yield sovereign bonds is unprecedented. Pension funds and institutional investors and stuff are forced to seek out riskier and riskier assets to get boring 1 or 2 % returns. Enormous bubbles in stocks, corporate debt, etc.

>>15504141
only way of beating Trump is to try to summon a recession.

>>15504266
This. The jewish bankers are so pissed off that he won and not one of their little kiddy fucker democrats that they'll literally crash the economy to get him out of office.

>>15504266
It's probable, but wouldn't that just end up China winning? Also, the [RETRACTED]s wanted to sell the US to China.

>>15504322
it's ok as long as Trump is defeated. no matter the cost.

Seems like there’s a feedback loop between the liberals and mainstream media. While the US economy does look to be humming along just fine, the ‘everything bubble’ is getting bigger and bigger each day. I really can’t picture what it’ll be like but we are in for some serious dark times in under 15 years.

If you don't think that a recession is imminent then this must be your first time. Welcome to the cycle. I remember my first ride on the merry-go-round. It's a doozy. Some people my age are still recovering. Some older folks are still in the hole.

>>15504277
>trump totally isn't a shabbos goy that the jews love like family, because his family married into the tribe and he does everything kushner tells him to do for israel

>>15504629
2008 was caused by a single company called AIG insurance company and its Credit Default Swap. https://youtu.be/SyjMz5Sf02Y

the fuck do we have now to put us in a recession? literally nothing except constantly talking about it to make everybody so scared they all sell at the same time and it causes a recession.

>>15504613
Opinion on when to cash out of stocks? Maximum "safe" amount to risk having in stocks to make money but not get wrecked by a sudden flash crash?

t. Have about half my savings invested in it.

>>15504677
>2008 was caused by a single company called AIG insurance company
this is the single most blue pilled thing ever posted on this board

Reasons for:
deutche bank
GE
us treasury bond yield curve
germany & italy already in a recession
australia in per capita recession
negative bond yields
china slowing growth

Reasons against:
Baltic Exchange Dry Index up
Everyone including mainstream jewish media talking recession
unemployment not bad

>>15505159
>Baltic Exchange Dry Index up
is this... part of the freight broker meme?

>>15504141
just like pic related, OP bends over and awaits thick justice with this bait

>>15505206
i dont even understand that retarded forced meme

>>15504277
>jews mad at Zion Don
You dont know much about what you are talking about, do you?

>>15505228
pls go back to redd!t (__)(__)======D~~~

>>15504141
Serious answer:
Every human has a negativity bias built in at birth. People consistently notice any small bad point, and ignore progress.
They also see the past through rose tinted glasses.
Every single person unstoppably does this, it used to help you survive when humans lived on the savannah. But for understanding hyper complex global markets, this instinct is a stone around your neck.

>>15504151
I kekd at retard op.
>>15504141
There's a good youtuber called "The Money GPS". I'd start there.

>>15504266
>>15504277
Let me give you trumptards some data.
1. Discouraged workers (someone that wants a job, but gave up and hasn't applied in over 4 weeks) are NOT counted as unemployed.

2. People who make HARDSHIP wages ARE counted as employed.

Putting those 2 together = makes the unemployment stat look better/lower than it actually is. It is a lie that fools without critical thinking believe.

44% of 22-27 yr old college grads are underemployed (inb4 just do computer science as if everyone is capable of that. Even they have like a 24ish% underemployment rate for 22-27 yr olds: https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/college-labor-market/college-labor-market_compare-majors.html
Think about that. NEARLY 1/4 cs graduates aged 22-27 will be underemployed (don't know how it evens out over time. Still not amazing though. It's around 34% when including all ages and all majors).

78% of full time workers live paycheck to paycheck ( *LITERALLY one paycheck away from homelessness and that is basically poverty* ). *42% of americans will retire broke* (so you give up the best years of your life being someone's bitch just to retire with nothing), 57% of americans can't afford an unexpected 500 dollar bill, 50% of renters are cost burdened (spend over 30% of their income on rent. Half of those spend over 50% of their income on rent), 30% of metropolis city jobs (where most jobs are created) pay hardship wages (not enough to move out with) and 32% pay livable wages (basically poverty) which leaves 38% that are decent (I say decent because you also have to take into consideration the toxicity of work culture. Also, some jobs ONLY pay livable or up BECAUSE of the hours put in. For instance, the average american works 47 hours a week. 49% work 50 hours or more a week. Both of which inflate the wage stats into looking better than it actually is), etc.

Welcome to the "land of opportunity" (load of bullshit).

Brainlets. Hardly what I would call a "booming" economy.