/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49758934
>nobody
You don't see the Catalog full of Bobo's and doomers?

>>49758934
how is no one pointing this out? literally every single person is pointing this out retard.

>>49758934
You must only listen to boomers who are praying their pension fund holds up so they can retire.

I sincerely hope it does and will be buying all the way there and continue to buy after it bottoms out??

>>49758934
Zoom out to the 1800s and use an adjusted for inflation chart. The crash will be biblical. The great reset is nigh

>>49758934
There are a variety of reasons why people may not be "pointing out" that the market is overvalued. First, it is important to remember that the stock market is made up of individuals with different investment goals, strategies, and risk tolerances. Some individuals may believe that the market is overvalued, but they may still be comfortable holding their investments because they have a long-term timeframe or are willing to take on more risk. Additionally, there may be other factors that these individuals believe are more important than whether or not the market is overvalued, such as economic growth or company fundamentals.

Another reason why people may not be talking about the market being overvalued is because it can be difficult to determine if the market is actually overvalued. There are a variety of ways to measure the value of the stock market, and different analysts may come to different conclusions based on their own methodologies and assumptions. Additionally, even if the market does appear to be overvalued by some measures, it doesn't mean that a correction is imminent or that prices will necessarily fall in the near future.

Ultimately, whether or not someone believes that the stock market is overvalued is a personal decision. Some people may choose to sell their holdings if they believe prices are too high, while others may decide to hold onto their investments in anticipation of further gains.

This post was written by an AI

Dont forget to short everyone!

>>49759143
Saved.

>>49759143
Lmao it's crashing to 150?

>>49759143
>linear

>>49759445
And btc is crashing to -10,000

>>49759489
>>49759489
>hold 2 bitcoin
>IRS breaks down my door and takes $20,000 from me for holding

>>49759530
Yes, that’s going to be the fine for using an unregulated currency to undermine Our Democracy

>>49758934

>NEED PEOPLE TO THINK FOR ME

RETARD

>>49758934
shut up you stuppid asshole!

>>49758934
IT'S JUST THE AUTOZONE BUBBLE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT

>>49758934
my brother in christ, spend more time reading /smg/

>>49759143
>Adjusted for inflation
Are you chromosome deficient?

>markets overvalued
looking at the wrong chart op

>>49759789
>WHAT IS A MODERN TRANSACTION RATE?

DUMBASS AI

>>49758934
This guy seems to know something. Is unloading $1 billion of shares normal?

>>49759909
All the big dogs know it's over. And they timed the top perfectly. Funny.

>>49759489
i wish

>>49759909
>>49759981
what is the website please anon ?

>>49760142
openinsider.com

let us know if you find anything interesting

>>49758934
Even after falling from 4800, the S&P is still in a bull market from 2009. Anyone investing from 2009 still has massive gains, especially boomers with large 401k balances. Inflation will not go away until all the boomer gains from 2009 are taken away by the market.

Kinda late to the party OP, yeah everything is overvalued right now, that's why everything is dumping, same reason why everything will pump again, people will realize that there is a clear opening for big buys and will do so, buy
Take vinu for example, the moment it "dumped" (was more of a correction so to speak) was the moment it pumped a LOT
same with BTC and ETH

>>49759143
>>49759399
>>49759445
>>49759456
>>49759700
Behold the worst pnd of all time

Prepare yourselves. We're about to dump so hard

>>49758934
>Why is nobody pointing out that the market is insanely overvalued?
it's not, after hyperinflation the market is fairly valued