/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49376625

Until the government start firing their employees. No recession.

>>49376625
I too wonder this.

>>49376625
They already have. Automotive is about to shutdown in NA for 2 months.

>>49376837
I'm not so sure about that.
>Ford to invest $3.7B in US factories, add 6,200 union jobs
https://techcrunch.com/2022/06/02/ford-to-invest-3-7b-in-u-s-factories-add-6200-union-jobs-in-push-to-build-more-evs/amp/

>>49376814
Government probably won't be effected. 2008 never saw a layoff off of gov workers. Private industry takes the hit durring a recession. Gov may slow hiring but won't lay people off.

Already are in tech

>>49376625
early 2023 or late 2022 i think

>>49376625
>Home prices still at (new) all time highs
>Industrial output rising in the US
>Unemployment low
We're either still in denial about being in a recession or the recession has been cancelled

>>49379148
When literally everyone and their grandma expects it, you should bank on the opposite outcome to occur.

TL;DR buy the bottom right now

Q3 I assume. Its already been alluded to in my place. 10% axed at Tesla, which I'm pleased with. My bags can only be pumped if Tesla runs efficiently.
Anyway. How do I profit from this?

>>49379095
This, tech is already laying off employees. It's going to spread economy wide because people are cutting back discretionary spending.

>>49376625
>>every source is signaling a recession incoming
That's how you know the bottom is in

>>49379900
Not necessarily. If the economy is controlled they need some to go along with the narrative to mske it happen. Smart money can plan for the narrative and profit from it. If this recession is planned for they need the plebs to go in as it was happening to make hapoen in a plausable manner. The market could definitely go a lot lower and should to maximize profits on the way back up.

>>49376625
They're already beginning.

>>49380234
Fair enough, they need to put the squeeze on normies so they have to sell their investments. Probably will get a little worse over the next 6 - 12 months before the recovery sets in.

>>49380643
Trying to time the bottom perfectly probably not possible I guess. You may be right in buying now could be as good a time as any. If it bottoms further and recovers a buyer may only be down for a short while and already in when the market goes back up. Maybe the question is how soon is the recession gonna end once its in full swing. If it happens quickly buying into the dip too soon will work out ok. If it doesn't recover quickly it could be some time before see profit again.

>>49380903
Yeah, I've got a stable situation so I'll be slowly buying in over time. It will just suck for those living paycheck to paycheck.

>>49376625
Right now.
YOU'RE FIRED.
Pack your things and get out of my thread.

>>49383147
>my thread
You aren't the OP though.

>>49379283
i hope they all fire those retarded minorities and trannies, that take up useless jobs like social media, gender and race quotas and social justice bullcrap.

>>49379188
You know, when you look at the crypto world, everyone and their grandma expect btc to crash sub $25k. Yet it's not happening. The current support seems literally unbreakable.

So now I do wonder if the right type of play isn't to literally market buy at the current price and wait the 10 days before the FED announcement (which should already be priced in because we know what he will say).

>>49376625
All of you should kill yourselves. Your life has no purpose. You are disposable as a man. If you are not rich you are worthless. You exist to work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work. When you are not working you are worthless. When you are not working you will be starved. When you cannot work anymore you will die, and your grandchildren will feel more sad about grandma dying than you.

>>49385741
>btc to crash sub $25k.
>Yet it's not happening.
It is happening though. Just because it didn't happen overnight and is crabbing its way down as the market teeters on the precipice doesn't mean its not happening.

>>49385753
Take you meds doom poster.

>>49377826
Not gonna happen, it's a talking point for biden and midterms.

>>49379188
tell that to Epstein

>>49376625
Layoffs start this summer and get heavy after Christmas, they’re gonna try not to go full boar with it but by 2023 it’ll be evident that this current model we operate on is non viable. Interesting times ahead

>>49385962
Very good point you made there tripfag. What an insightful post!

We’re already in the recession. They just don’t want it to be talked about prior to midterms. Too bad for them the normalfags are quite perturbed by 6$ gas

>>49379095
Thats been a long time coming, for far too long tech was just a place for people to manipulate boomer investors who don’t even know what computers are and for Pajeets to work on shitty social media apps. Silicon Valley was the worst fucking thing to happen to that field and I for one am all for those clowns getting canned so we can actually get some proper development going on and not just another retarded useless flavor of the week app.
>>49386111
Also this, the fed sort of learned after 2008 and are basically doing what Putin is doing in Russia, that is downplaying everything and grappling markets to slow the decline as much as possible so people don’t freak the fuck out and make 2020 look like a joke. People are a lot more angry today than they were 14 years ago, and if a Fentanyl addict not sneeding was enough to have mass riots across the West Coast and certain other places then they would go full Mad Max tier if a 2008 level recession suddenly hit tomorrow morning. They’re trying to slowly bring the pot to a boil instead of cranking it to the highest setting.

>>49385895
Your probably right. Ford probably getting a government hand out to fund the endeavor as well. Once the gibs dry up Ford will shut it down.

>>49376625
soon. all my (((friends))) have started asking for money already. i expect soon everyone will be under water.

I work in crypto and my LinkedIn is filled with posts regarding Wyre and Nuri layoffs, not really giants but still noteworthy.

There's no need for layoffs or any conventional recession indicators. Why? They've just made your dollar worth less. Most people will not understand this and therefore the people responsible will never be blamed.

>>49387888
>MUH JEWS
>into the trash it goes
Bringing Jews into the image's conversation destroys all of its credibility.

>>49388015
You idiot. Jews are integral to any financial discussion as they are front and center of any goings-on.

>>49376625
They already started Anon. Saw my job posted in Indeed for lower pay. Also some of my buddies in the tech sector got laid off. Shits starting to hit now. Only the shit tier service jobs are hiring.

>>49390164
>MUH JEWS THOUGH B-BECAUSE MUH JEWS
>into the trash it goes
Either you're a shill getting paid to destroy legitimate conversation or one hell of a retard goaded by jews to destroy legitimate conversation.

>>49390381
>You will flip burgers for minimum wage, own nothing and be happy.
Its all so tiring.

>>49390412
This is exactly what happened in the last recession Anon. I remember my buddies coming out of college with degrees and working shit tier jobs. I remember lots of places with the "Final Sale" or We are out of business signs. Luckily i built enough of a skill set to always have work. Even if it pays much lower i know the rules of the game and I can just fucking do option stocks to survive.

>>49390451
>i know the rules of the game
anon, what is your iq, and what do you know?

>>49390390
it's the jews still

>>49376814

>>49376625
>Signaling
Oil and Gas still rallying. At least in my area, shit's looking up. Then again we always oil boom and bust like retards every few cycles.

49392195
>rent free

>>49392220
The US is not in a recession yet than. Could be starting this quarter or later this year though.

>>49392465
2008 for comparison

>>49392465
you won't see it in GDP this time because everything is inflated as shit, including GDP

Could try to make an inflation adjusted GDP chart of course, Truflation could be used

>>49385753
cope

>>49392566
>Truflation could be used
or more realistically, you could use the pic I posted there, which is the real expansion to the money supply. Some of that injected cash is still hoarded by the elite for when the recession does hit, to buy more and thus inflate more

I predict an inflation recession. The FED will cut rates but inflation will only increase. Most notably in housing market, crypto and hard assets.

>>49376625
Anyways bet on the opposite of what everyone is expecting to happen. There isn't going to be a recession.

>>49392615
>housing market, crypto and hard assets are currently maxed
>they are going to go higher though
Doubt. Maybe in the short term. But already they are beyond the average family income budget. Even with a rate cut (which is also doubtful any time soon) housing and hard assets can't continue to increase. Shitcoin is going no where but down indefinitely for the foreseeable future. At best it is a novelty item that only makes sense to "play" with during the good times.