/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23315080
If he wins is a guaranteed short oportunity so...

>>23315080
He wants to double the cgr. Wtf

>>23315080
both. when will you retards realize [they] play both sides

>>23315118
>>Shorting the most banker-friendly Senator/VP/President in history

Don't short in after-market and then get rekt when the morning bell rings.

>>23315269
This. It literally does not matter. Just vote for whoever will give you more stimulus money so you can buy more chainlink before the greater depression.

>>23315080
>I'm a simple anon, look for a biden shill thread, flag it for being off topic.

>>23315080
Depends on what you mean by better. Trump of course will make it more volatile because he's so erratic, which means many opportunities for traders.

>>23315080
Don't know but I'm shorting companies making Alzheimers drugs
Looking at Biden, they obviously aren't working

43.5% capital gains tax.
Not that we will ever have to worry about paying them under him but that somehow makes it even worse.

Theres a thread on reddit debunking this....

>>23316618
You should go back there

>Whenever a democrat has historically gained office for the however many X years, the market fucking plummets
>When Trump wasn't seen for 48 hours with a deadly virus, the markets tanked
>When he re-appeared, the market bounced back
>2016, immediately following his election, the golden bullrun sent BTC to the moon
>His whole platform right now is "Joe Biden is a filthy commie and will make you pay shekels"

"Hey, guise, maybe Biden will be good for money! :DDDDD"
Anyone who actively thinks this has no idea about fucking markets, political science, economics... Anything. I'm not even American, but Jesus Christ, you have to be fucking lobotomised to not see the writing on the wall.

>>23315269
Its the jews everyone knows that. Trump is bullish. MAGA2020

>>23315768
>banker friendly
>good for the economy

>>23315080
How do libtards correlate their hatred for Wall Street and corporations with a dem spurring market growth?

>>23316745
Hello my foreign friend. You seem to be experiencing some confusing regarding the method via which an American chooses their preferred candidate. It does not involve thinking at all, but is rather a fear fueled exercise in tribalism that completely disregards policy.

I hope this clears things up for you. This country will never see the writing on the wall because they cannot peel their eyes away from the people in the middle of the room screaming at each other and even if they did stop looking at this and saw the wall on accident, my countrymen cannot read anyways so the writing would be incomprehensible.

Thanks

>>23316745
Biden will pass a larger stimulus bill which is better for the markets and financial institutions short-term. Of course things are more complicated on a longer time horizon

>>23316833
Biden is a neolib, neolibs don't hate markets.

Slavfag here.
It's the same, unironically.
Idiots vote for thieves that are pushed by (((media))) and (((polls))).
"alternatives" are prepared just in case.
Truly based politicians and parties are destroyed by propaganda.
XXI century and 90% of people can't even use the internet (fapping to insta roasties is not a proper use of the internet)

>>23315080
Trump

Neither, the markets are completely fake.

>>23316866
I do not think that Trump is some sort of lassiez-faire Libertarian god or anything and Biden's stimulus bill might temporarily boost things, if you align yourself with broken window fallacies and shit.

BUT investors, brokers, exchangers, financiers, consumers, bankers and just about fucking everyone has the idea drilled into their head that red = company rich, blue = company poor. The semantics are irrelevant when people act on impulse.

Compound that with the uncertainty and volatility currently sweeping the world as people lose jobs and the American economy is impersonating the corpse from Weekend at Bernies, propped up only by stubborn "plandemic" rednecks in ties. You're looking at an almost unheard of crash if Biden wins.

>>23315080
Only some parts of it. But overall, no.

>>23317069
>BUT investors... has the idea drilled into their head that red = company rich, blue = company poor

And that myth is dying, take for instance that the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WONT ALLOW ITS MEMBERS TO DONATE TO REPUBLICAN SENATE RACES. If you don't realize what a monumental shift that is then start doing some research. Its honestly over for republicans if the largest business lobbying group(just largest lobbying group lol) wont even side with you anymore.

>>23317168
>>23317168
You're working from the premise that the middle-class white picket fence patriarch, looking to invest - consequently making brokers rich - consequently creating a bottom up revenue stream - is politically savvy.

The reality is that what the US senate has put forward in the wake of COVID is a rent-freeze that will come back and fuck people over fiercely. Every midwest fuck that bought an investment property and figured that they'd pay off their loan with the cash flow will be forced to default when Gladys, the 80 year old Walmart greeter, spent the 1000 she got from a stimulus boost on Insulin for her grandson that died of obesity/covid/schoolshooting yesterday. Remember how the GFC was caused by people who took out loans that they couldn't pay back? Picture that, multiplied by a thousand.

If Trump wins, you'll see a boost or at least some sense of stability, if history is any indicator. Eventually there will be a crash, but not immediately, a la Biden. It's basically like taking an elevator to the top floor and jumping rather than throwing yourself in front of an adjacent taxi.

>>23317168
Your country is less management than it is a public relations firm. Obama could behead a pre-teen in a Twitch stream live from Afghanistan, but if he said the right things and spoke properly, people would go "well, at least he's not MEAN and STUPID like TRUMP".

It's a cult of personality, where the rules are made up and the bureaucrats don't matter. U.N human rights criteria? Nah, we're allowed to carry out MK Ultra. Prisoners of War standards for treatment? Pfft, we're gonna change the law so that they're not considered the protected class. Israel is getting universally reamed by every diplomat on the globe, who all want justice? Nah, we'll just VETO the fuck out of our ol' pal and keep him safe.

Try talking to your red, white and blue neighbour about how closely policy and intervention aligns with what they're presented with. There are people who believe Hillary Clinton drinks baby blood and Trump is some cryptic messiah sent to criminalise liberalism. Likewise, there are people who think Trump drinks hooker piss between Klan meetings and Putin programmed his sentience by hand in C++. It's all narrative.
And even if Reps lose funding, they've demonstrated constantly that their candidate can dominate the news cycle without spending a cent.

>>23315080
Short term:
Biden (slightly larger stimulus, but US will be owned by Xi for 4 years)
Long term:
Trump (refuses to sacrifice US worker to china, better long term benefits and reduces dependency on china)

>>23316685
Burn

>>23317652
On the contrary, only the bureaucrats matter. They make 90% of the regulations ordinary Americans live by. This is why the system is fucked right now. All that needs to happen to fix it is
>Dismantle regulatory regime
>Bring back patronage

>>23318323
In Charlottesville, Virginia, there is currently a man running for Congress who thinks incest, p*dophilia, women-beating and nazism are good virtues. He is a felon, rapist and attempted to assassinate the president. He lives with his parents. Still came third each time he ran though. You think these people really care about any of this? Trump wanted his name and face on all of the stimulus shit. It's not "2008 democrat provisions on health", it's OBAMAcare.

There will be no reform, no changes. It's just who can out-charm the others and whatever dealings they've made to bolster their minions. That's it.