/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17220873
>autists trading on their phones is bad, they need to book an appointment with shekelberg's investment firm and entrust their wealth to them with a 5% fee so that they can withhold it from any company that has no muslim trans disabled woman as CEO

It's more capital in the market for sure. This can mean a multitude of things.
>behaviors of stocks can be more predictable
>wealth can be somewhat flowed down more, yet we should realistically do quantitative on that before assuming so
>there may be an increase in lower end earners (those below 150k/annum let's say) getting more cash, spending more causing prices to inflate
>inflated securities prices
>possibly and probably lower security returns, dividends, etc
>more money available to those who know how to traverse and execute the clueless

I don't see this as an issue, just as long as the country isn't levered up too much, and we don't do things like synthetic CDOs like they had before the housing market crash.

This I think means that cash can also be tied up in more investments for people. Which can be a good or bad thing, depending on it's utilization.

Realistically though, consumers need to stop spending with debt. This artificially inflates prices and causes others down the line to need more debt for the same product due to more demand. I think you can tell how smart a country is financially based on it's spending habits alone. Specifically here consumer spending habits. It can be an indicator of how easy it is to get money out of them, and honestly, now it might be easier than 10-15 years ago. Interesting times we live in.

>>17220873
I dont like it so nobody should be able to do it. you sound like a fun guy to hang out with

>>17220873
>it does jack shit
>replace central banking and gives you monetary sovereignty
pick one retard

>>17221008
(((Those))) already wealthy from utilizing ways of central banking system will only become more powerful thanks to crypto

In the words of Baelish, “Chaos is a Ladder”

>>17221072
A big ladder

>>17220873
Why tf would a company want to "achieve profit" when they could instead re-invest their new money back into their company buy, I dunno, building a new giga car factory in china for example...

Fucking dumbass.

>>17220873
When do you think will the music stop playing?
For me, its when the world economy realizes corona just fucked up their entire supplychain. Soon.

>>17220873
it's remind me the story about great depression, when shoe-cleaner buy stocks

>>17220873
>At least in the 2008 crisis it was just big banks and rich people making all the financial decisions
Don't pretend all those people getting loans they could not afford were innocent.

>>17221072
cringe

>>17221570
How are you going to blame ignorant poor people getting loans that they could never pay back, given to them by the banks.. who eventually got bailed out? Do you suck everyone's cock who tries to fuck you?

>>17220908
>>autists trading on their phones is bad
it's bad because it means bubble
stoc gonna crash
ya've been warned

>>17220873
>At least in the 2008 crisis it was just big banks and rich people making all the financial decisions, this time around we have regular noobs
this is REALLY bad
At the firs signs of crash there's gonna a cascade
everyone in their phones will push

SELL SELL SELL red button

AND IF YA' BOUGH'T THE TOP...AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHA

-50%

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>>17221213
Why bother building anything when they can just invest in their own company by buying stock? Can't go wrong.