/biz/ - Business & Finance

It never existed in the first place

>>17714081
/thread

into fiat

To me and all the other autists making sick gains.

>>17714081
Fpbp. It clearly never existed seeing as it disappeared the second too many people tried to cash out at once

>>17714081
>>17714087

>>17714060
It went into Xi Jinpings piggy bank

>>17714081
$$$ was literally printed digitally and now it just vaporizes

>>17714060
To people who sold. But these same people will get rekt and not amused when they miss the buy back whilst others profit now. This virus is a gift. A gift to earn money by buying low.

>>17714060
>Where did it go exactly?
It was literally destroyed. It didn't went to anybody, that's the point of a stock market

>>17714146
Anon I...

>>17714081
this
valuation =/= real money, do you really think there's +$200 Billion in crypto ?

>>17714164
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/03/060603.asp

hes right you know. it is implicit value and dissapears

>>17714181
Yes.

>>17714060
Winnie da poo has it now.

China still number wan

>>17714060
It was all debt.

>>17714060
To me, of course.

>>17714081
This.
Wanna know the easiest way to make all the money in stocks vanish in an instant?

DROP TABLE stonks;

>>17714060
This can't be fucking happening...
and after all the socialist governments we overthrew...
and all the pumping we did...

>>17714060
X,XXX,XXX,XXX,XXX
of magical meme money disappeared that wasn't grounded in reality in the first place.

Thank you Corona Chan, cleanse this world of impurity

>>17714060
>>17714102
The Jews took it for now. Wait until Trump gets reelected in November then itll be back plus interest. kthxbai
>based Trump God-Emperor

>>17714081
FPBP

IT WAS ALL A GUESS THAT EVERYTHING WOULD BE GUCCI BUT EVERY 10 YEARS OR SO A HAPPENING HAPPENS AND DESTROYS THE ABILITY OF COMPANIES TO BUY OR SELL

>>17714213
> imagine being that stupid
how do you manage to breath and eat at the same time ?

>>17714081
came here to post this

market caps are meaningless

>>17714408
I somehow manage by reading your posts, the make me laugh hard enough to remember to breathe.

>>17714488
so if someone buy 100$ worth of some random shitcoin with 1 billion token, making the price go up from, let's say 1$ to 1.001$
the valuation of this token was 1 000 000 000 x 1 = 1 billion$ but now after a 100$ buy the valuation is 1 000 000 000 x 1.01 = 1 001 000 000, meaning that that 100$ buy just increase the total valuation of that shitcoin by 1 million $
do you understand now ?

>>17714081

/thread

"It isn't real. It's fairly dust"

>>17714584
and to follow up on that let's say the same guy now deice to sell his 100$ investment and drop the price back to 1$, he has now erased 1 000 000$ wroth of valuation with 100$ sale
that why we say that the money was never there

>>17714060
10 people buy stock for 10$ = 100$ market cap. Pandemic happens stock value drop to 1$. Boom 90$ disappear into a thin air.

>>17714060
Bonds and cash

>>17714584
I do. But you don't really. It works the other way too! Price goes down umproportionally when people sell.

>>17714720
>>17714685

>>17714738
Exactly.

>>17714584
now imagine this example and then creator of the 1 billion token shitcoin kept 999 mil for himself and let the rest be traded on open exchanges
his marketcap and value is now deca billionaire
any correlation with a well known and shilled shittoken coin is purely coincidental of course

>>17714081
fpbp

fed raped our econmoy

>>17714699
It's not really into thin air though. They have to buy that stock from someone. So whoever they gave that $100 has the $100

>>17714799
Hurr durr dem damn people making money will ruin our economy. Retard.

>>17714060
same place it came from no where. Do you think they literally print money when they make money through fractional reserve banking? The central bank, The federal reserve, has 0 reserves.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/lSaKoijh6YDd/

Guess it's time frens nice shitposting with you

>>17715133

>>17714060

Its going to come back in form of dividends one way or other

>>17715566
It never went away.

>>17714081
This. If everyone wanted to cash out there wouldnt be enough money. Seriously let that make you realize that it's literally trading stocks for a perceived value.

>>17715553

>>17715282
Man you suicidal posters need to get slapped upside the head and get a dise of reality.

Go read the Holy Bible right now! Same applies to the rest of you suicidal anons. Jesus Christ came to save us from eternal damnation. He died on the cross as the perfect sacrifice so that we wouldn't be eternally damned. 3 days later He rose from the grave conquering both sin and death. Believe in Him, what He did for you, and have everlasting life.

>>17715698
Completely untrue. Seriously. Untrue. Only if a company went bankrupt, there would be losses to the stock holders. Do you foresee Amazon, or Apple, and co go bankrupt any time soon? Just to feed you a fact... Apple is doing so insanely well really, that they have 1 billion dollars IN CASH lying around for any unexpected eventualities. IN CASH! Meaning that money makes no money. Can you imagine?

>>17715767
you type like a fucking faggot, imagine defending the FED lmao fucking moron

>>17715791
I am not defending a system at all. I am trying to open your eyes. There is money to be made right here, not the end is near to be seen. The reason that people see the end is near, IS the reason for it.

>>17714125
This.

crypto is a safe haven compared to stock markets, stock markets behaving like shitcoins, cryptoz holding up nicely and halving coming up!

>>17714799
>brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
>click click click click
>brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

a small amount was used to settle my short contracts

>>17714125
>To people who sold. But these same people will get rekt and not amused when they miss the buy back whilst others profit now
Idiot. They have more money to buy back because they sold in time.

>>17716380
You are the idiot, Anon. Smart people always hold enough cash to buy more in just situations like these. Always.

>>17716452
if you buy now you get rekt

>>17714060
Me. I sold.

>>17714081
And boomers shit on crypto for the same (legitimate) reason

>>17716503
I beg to differ. I have whole buy lists that I plan on executing in the next 2 weeks.

>>17714060
your mamas anus

>>17714060
here is a technical diagram of exactly where it went

>>17716717
Two weeks go a long way these days. Stocks will be down another 50% by then.

>>17714242

heuh

>>17715751
This but unironically

>>17716763
that pic xD

>>17714125
Wait, you unironically think the US financial system is not about to collapse And we'll be back to 30k on the Dow at no time? Talk about getting rekt

>>17714060
to the people that took the other side of the trade

>>17715767
>1 billion dollars in cash
>1 trillion dollar market cap
want to buy a buck off me for an ounce of gold?

>>17716717
Stocks have another 30% downside at a minimum

>>17716820
They may be. But I doubt it. And even if, I will have bought my holdings in addition to a point, that if they reach the price of 2 weeks ago again, I will have made so much money, that nothing matters.

They uploaded them in the blockchain and turned them into tether

>>17716966
Don't try to catch the falling knive fren. This is the big one. Wait till the contagion numbers get smaller.

anyone else pissed at NPC's who got no skin in the game talking about this

>>17717006
You may have misunderstood. I never sold. I am just loving buying what I have again at much lower prices.
The big one? No. It isn't

>>17717031
No, amuse yourself

>>17717048
OK. So as a holder you are pretty biased of course. I was lucky - no stocks here and I bought some knockout puts at ath instead. Stick to your cash positions for now or you may be left with nothing. Also diversify in crypto and PM.

>>17716854
I was and am being serious about what I typed.

>>17717104
I am not biased as a holder. I hold so many different stocks, it confuses me every morning. BUT what I know is, I may now buy them again at better prices. And that after all, was a problem lately, that stock prices were so high, you had to really think about whether more rbi was to be had elsewhere... now, were back on track. thanks

And in the end /biz/ what should be your goal? Making ME richer. Never forget that ;)

>>17717209
That's exactly why I didn't go into the stock market in the first place. Of course I will enter it now but only when this is over. Might be wort buying Boeing or something before they go banktrupt and the state bails them out. No offense but all holders got butthurt here and fail to oversee the whole scope of this thing. This also applies to all of the former bulls and experts and analysts on Bloomberg and CNBC. Slowly slowly they start to use terms like recession and relize this is not your seasonal flu. And when do you think banks will go down? Check out recent interviews with Mohamed El-Erian, he knows his stuff I guess. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/10/mohamed-el-erian-market-bottom-not-in-yet-despite-bounce-off-big-drop.html

>>17714060
didn't go anywhere. and those 9 trillion federal reserve notes you mentioned never existed in the first place.
people collectively decided that the state of our world is a lot less modern and advanced and valuable than previously assumed. and if you did the math, and put a dollar amount to that setback, it would be, i guess $9 trillion, but i just read the figure from your post. in any case, a big setback. life sucks more than we thought it did.

>>17717301
First of all... all these channels are necessary and you oughta watch them. Even if only to realize what NOT to do. You can't make money trading stocks by believing these people, but you NEED to listen to them in order to judge for yourself what is happening.

>>17717301
Of course. But yet you will notice that all of these people will buy and buy.

>>17714060

>>17717301
Mohamed? No thanks Anon... please do never speak to me again.

>>17714060
Haha money printer go brrr