/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Goldstein

>>16418216
Everytime

>>16418186
>buy the top goy, pump my bags even further goy

>>16418186

thank you merchant just bought 100k

If you refused to participate in buying at record highs, you wouldn't have been in the S&P 500 past 1500 in 2013.

He's right though. The Dow is going directly to 50k, any pullbacks are just opportunities to load up more cheap

>>16418186
Inflation will cause all time highs over time. It's not about price as much as it is about value of what you're buying.

>>16418308
ok

>>16418321
kek, this kills the bulltard

>>16418321
one out of seven is not much of a correlation...

>>16418406
Correlation to what dumbass, it's just showing that equities are MASSIVELY overvalued like they were in 2000.

>>16418186
holy fuck

looks like crypto twitter saying bitcoin under 10,000$ was a gift

they created a bagholder army

>>16418186
>goldstein
everytime

On a scale of 10 to 10 how decayed is your vix long? How decayed is your SPY put?

Record highs are usually followed be record highs.
The stock market spends 60% of its time at or near record highs.

>>16418321
I think we’re bullish til after the elections. Trump is a good goy I think they’ll keep it good til his second term and then dump it all on him

>>16418186
>Goldstein

>>16418236
If he's still in the markets he's a retard and it's definitely not to get his "bags pumped". You are fucking retarded if you really believe he's affecting the market in any way by making that article.

>>16418186
You refuse to buy the top goy?!
Whats next?... Genocide?!

>picture is a person freefalling
what did he mean by this

>>16418186
Mr Goldstein advises to buy ? Why aren't you bullish OP ?

>>16418186
>not buying in before an epic Melt Up

stay poor :^)

>Steve goldstein advising to buy

>>16418321
zoom out

>>16418216
Like clockwork

>>16418236
Everyday the barrier between satire and reality melts a bit

>>16418186
Just like there was nothing to fear going into 08, they said all was well, just buy stocks it always goes up.

>>16419932

>>16419959
Exactly! The same song and dance the FED is doing right now! Repo window open issuing record amounts, rates being cut, money being printed.... don't worry, nothing to see here, just keep buying stocks

>>16419932
If you bought stocks in 2008 your money would be tripled by now.

>>16420127
Just hold for over a decade anon, that's the recipe for success.

>>16420140
Yeah that's actually it works.

>>16418321
Why are stock market valiations exponential not linear?

looking back at history, do you guys know what comes after all time highs? hint: it's more all time highs.

>>16418321
>using linear chart on a 50+ year timeline
classic /biz/let

If you aren’t buying into stocks now it proves 100% that you’re antisemitic.

>>16418588
nice logarithmic scale faggot

>>16418186
>>16418216

>>16421509
How does that make it untrue?
If it wasn’t logarithmic you couldn’t see the dips and peaks when the market was relatively low in the early 1900s
Or do you think logarithmic charts are Jewish tricks?

>>16418321
>believing valuations matter post-2008
you'll be buying PE multiples of 50x and you'll be grateful for the opportunity. the only type of crash now is an existential one

>>16420127
if you bought bitcoin in 2011 your money would have 1,000,000x by now, what's your point?

>>16418588
adjust that for inflation
>>16421509
????
>>16421505
precisely
if you want every kike dead in the water you shouldn't play their game

>>16418186
He's right though. The fact that we're at an ATH on its own is not bad. We sort of want stocks to be at an ATH, and we hope that next week we'll be at a new ATH, and next year at a new one. It would be kinda fucked if the ATH was a decade ago. Of course it would be better to buy in a crash, but you can't predict when that will happen. In the meantime, it's better to just start investing as early as possible and hopefully the crash will happen during your working years when you can afford to increase your savings rate during that time. 50 years from now you'll be doing fine.

>>16424052
Okay, so how much BTC did you buy in 2011?

>>16424076
This. People who invest regularly dca anyway. It’s not always a scalper game.

>>16424076

>in 50 years youll be fine
>in 50 years
>50 years
>50.

>>16424567
You will also be fine in 10, 20, and 30 years. Would you prefer to not be fine 50 years from now? If you think you'll be able to get rich young, the odds are not in your favour, statistically speaking. Perhaps instead of measuring your youth in financial terms, you should focus on spending time with friends and having good experiences.

>>16418245
Problem is these record highs come at the end of the longest bull run in market history

>>16418186

>>16424567
you will live wayyyyyyy longer than you expect to anon. way fucking longer. and you'll be useless when you're old.