/biz/ - Business & Finance

You think this is ending soon?
It's not.

It's not going to end for years, YEARS. We are FUCKED.

>>17934454
5 years for a 2x? Can’t you do better anon?

>>17934454
>investing in European markets
LAAAAA MAOOOOOOOOOOO

>>17934510
wait and enjoy the fucking american bubble burst upon your face in the upcoming days to weeks

>>17934523
>american bubble burst
We're the world reserve currency. If USD bursts, all financial and monetary assets burst.

>>17934454
just wait 2 months

>>17934523
name a single tech company of note that's in the UK
i'll wait.

>>17934489
>Years
Yes, that's what I said. I'm not a jackass day trader.

>>17934545
exactly, don't be impatient OP, you will get a rebound but it will be after the curves go down in the developed countries at least.

>>17934561
Virgin Group

>>17934523
Dumbass, there's no American bubble.

>>17934497
>nooo don't double your money for literally doing nothing

There's zero risk involved here. If these index funds don't recover nothing else will. Cash will be worthless. Gold even more so.

>>17934510
I recommend global funds

>>17934543

Soon (c)

>>17934578
Nah

>>17934454
in the next 5 years capital gains taxes will raise to 95% as a response to profiteering banks. guess who wont pay that tax? guess who will?

wow we got a genius over here. imagine making your trades off "no way we arent back here in years" thought process. retards like you donate your money.

>>17934587
>Gold even more so.
Paper - maybe. Physical - 0 chance in hell.

>>17934587
>doubling your money during hyperinflation
didnt make it

>>17934607
Capital gains won't affect broke individuals much

>>17934623
What's happening now is hyperdeflation, not hyperdeflation.

>>17934661
*not hyperinflation

>>17934609
Why?

>>17934661
This.

>>17934454
Global supply movement hasn't esumed yet.

Less product to sell, so less sales to make, so we are not at the bottom yet.

>>17934561
Arm

>>17934609
It's pretty simple dude. Unless the world economy collapses beyond repair for the rest of your life, index trackers are safe.

>>17934661
its not even hyper though

>>17934454
>
I'm literally in the process of selling my house right now (difficult due to Coronavirus, agencies closed etc) but as soon as it's done, I'm dumping everything in FTSE Global All Cap Index Fund. Should make at least £300,000 in the next few years.
OH NONONONONONONO

>>17934767
Corporations permanently changed their operations after 2008 crisis, resulting in much fewer well-paying jobs. Same thing is going to happen in the aftermath of this. LOTS of jobs are going to be gone forever meaning the market for products is going to contract.

>>17934454
The UK will be more fucked in 5 years than now

>>17934543
hopefully

>he thinks a gigantic bubble inflated over 10 years was "normal"

sure the market will recover, but who knows when or if we will get anywhere close to the ATH again

Its not that good value yet. Bear market may last 2-4 years, and then double that to get back to previous ATH not even taking into account inflation. If you bought in 2000 for example it may have been 10+ years before you even broke even in real dollars. I'd wait until the market is down at least 50% before starting to scale in, and only start go to heavy after heavy capitulations which will probably happen in a year or so. By then you'll have a better idea of what companies aren't going to $0 too.

>>17934754
WHO?

>>17934454
>not buying TLT
NGMI
*DYOR

>>17934977
Invest in walmart now or wait??
also, trash/recycling stocks are fucked for now, right?

>>17934454
This is the time to buy blue chips and strong companies. Index’s will still get whipped by the number of shit pumped zombie companies which will die or still fall significantly.

I sold my ftse250 tracker and went in on shell RSDB -13% yield, 50% down, one of the strongest oil companies.

>>17935224
>went in on shell RSDB -13% yield, 50% down, one of the strongest oil companies
Absolute madman

>>17934777
just wait for the helicopter to warm up

>>17934561
Greggs

>>17935254
WHO?

>>17934840
Sounds like your typical Guardian reading "IT'S HAPPENING" wanker. I thought everything was already fucked from Brexit you simp

>>17934977
>If you bought in 2000 for example it may have been 10+ years before you even broke even in real dollar
You're ignoring dividends.

>>17934454
>thinking these companies will survive five weeks, never mind five years
Thank you for the laugh

>>17935740
you really think 250 multinationals are going bankrupt over the flu

>>17934454
Months retard, more likely 5 weeks, the media way overkevetched everything

STOP POSTING BULLISH POSITIONS

KEEP THE CORONA FUD POSTING

DONT YOU UNDERSTAND WHATS AT STAKE HERE

>>17934661
deflation ALWAYS precedes inflation. In fact its required because its the justification for "just print $1t every day and hand it out"

This is pretty much my plan. Have been making my usual investments every month into a global index.

>>17934489
This will be an event that will happen every few years. It will be normal to expect a flu season that kills off millions of people and closed down everything.