/biz/ - Business & Finance

don’t you remember all the morons holding cash because they thought a recession was coming

the federal reserve can print infinity dollars.

>>17223422
If this is true, that would mean a recession might actually be coming lol.

>>17223422
This. Also, money is cheap (low interest rate) and people are saving a lot of money (low unemployment, 10+ years of economic expansion, quantative easing, solid growth rates etc.). With low/ negative interest rates in just about all wealthy countries people are forced to take on some risk (stocks, high yield bonds, real estate, crypto etc.) if they want to beat inflation.

>>17223483
Perhaps. The global economy is reasonably healthy though. And the low interest rates make it very expensive to wait for a recession (especially if it doesn't happen).

>>17223570
>very expensive to wait for a recession

y-yeah. g-good i havent h-had all my money in crypto because i've been waiting for a recession for 3 years haha. really d-dodged a b-bullet there h-haha

>>17223422
there's not a recession coming, there's a depression coming that will dwarf the one of 1929; it's been brewing now for several decades, being postponed and made worse every 7-10 years

>>17223620
Bingo

>>17223620
this. $1k imminent

>>17223467
This

>>17223620
Makes me glad I’ve been stacking pms for the past decade. Feels comfy

>>17224043
i have 220 oz of silver, am i gonna make it?

>>17224049
not unless you have enough guns and ammo to protect it.

>>17224125
tragic boating accident

>>17223402
Hint: Repo market

>>17223549
>This. Also, money is cheap (low interest rate) and people are saving a lot of money (low unemployment, 10+ years of economic expansion, quantative easing, solid growth rates etc.). With low/ negative interest rates in just about all wealthy countries people are forced to take on some risk (stocks, high yield bonds, real estate, crypto etc.) if they want to beat inflation.
how much can this situation last?

>>17224125
the crazy thing is you'll have to shoot a federal agent to defend your hard earned money. that's what it will come down to.

>>17224713
Japan’s been doing it for like the past 3 decades

>>17223402

>>17223620
depression of 1929 recovered after 5 years if you reinvested the dividends, there's nothing to worry about
the market will always go up in the long term

>>17224312
>Repo market
bump. This is meaningful

>>17224893
>Japan’s been doing it for like the past 3 decades
so why do they scream ''buy gold buy gold'' ?
Are they retard?

>>17224312
What's the big deal with the repo market. Isn't it just the gov lending to banks for a day, then the banks pay it back the next day or something ? So what is so bad about that?

>>17225777
>Are they retard?
yea

>>17223402
People selling to buy tangible goods to prepare for the Coronapocalypse.

The Corona Virus is going to change our economy completely.

>>17223422
We are still on track for a recession. It generally comes 9 - 14 months after the yield curve inversion, which was only 5 months ago.

>>17224043
>Makes me glad I’ve been stacking pms for the past decade.

ya i guess you have to cope somehow. hoping on some future disaster

>>17225932
I look at it as long term savings as part of a diversified strategy

>>17223620
you clowns have been saying this for decades and it has never come. fuck outta here

>>17223422
That's me. I just dumped 200k in the stock markets

>>17225790
>it just the gov lending to banks for a day, then the banks pay it back the next day or something ? So what is so bad about that?
can someone answer to this?

>>17226213
Its the gov lending to banks for weeks-months in perpituity with credit MINIMUMS. No lender EVER gives you a credit minimum they give you a MAXIMUM. The FED is using the Repo market as a nonstop stimulus, the bank repays the loan and bam them give them an even BIGGER loan right after.

>>17223620
This is bullish for crypto.

>>17226247
So what is so bad about credit minimums? And the banks are repaying the loans so how is that bad?

>>17226247
>The FED is using the Repo market as a nonstop stimulus
non stop stimulus for what?

People invest more of their money because of negative interest rates.