/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50997180
Who?

>>50997224
lurk for another 2 years
or just keep buying dogcoins idgaf

>>50997180
*wealthiest bagholders

>>50997180
god does not play dice. probabilities are not real. yes or no

>>50997298
quoting a juice kys fgt

>>50997253
They sold the top and were sitting on half a trillion in cash a year ago, and even more now

>>50997298
>god does not play dice.
No, he let kids in Africa starve to death because he always know what he is doing and always have a plan.

>>50997546
>cash
do I need to repeat myself

>>50997570
>sweaty neckbeard who hasnt seen daylight in 3 days with a 6 figure crypto portfolio thinks he’s smarter than the largest investment bank on earth who sold the top and accurately predicted how the next year would play it

Imagine the size of their pile of cash right now, probably well above $ 1 trillion

Being a FED insider has its perks

>>50998107
correct

>>50997557
This is the natural order, the strong survive.

>>50997224
Jamie Dimon

>>50997180
Another retard who sold the bottom. Looks like this bull market will be as hated as the post Great Recession one. A very strong bull signal.

>>50997180
There's the recession: cute, fun.

Then there's the depression: a bit aggressive, but also exciting!

After that? Pic related.

>>50998360
Since the Reverse repo program is around 2 trillion by now, yeah.
Probably not all JPM though

>>50997180
this faggot said crypto is a scam in 2017 just before the golden bullrun. morgan, goldman etc. publishes those statements in order to manupilate the public on their behalf.

>>50997180
he told bloomberg u fucking jew rat. everybody has that info

>>50997557
Tips fedora

>>50998360
I still don’t understand why they’d sit on a shitload of cash if they’re expecting large inflation

>>51000785
>inflation continues to increase
>interest rates increase
>either loan money at higher rates or buy cheap assets due to massive margin calls

>>50997180
time to buy (always do the opposite of what elites say in public)

>>51000785
High inflation means higher rates are coming. Higher rates means liquidity leaves the market. Liquidity leaving the market means equities drop in value. Inflation was already being priced in in 2020. The value of everything rose when the fed printed 40% of the USD supply in stimulus. Everything from used cars to real estate shot up in value

>>50997557
>No, he let kids in Africa starve to death because he always know what he is doing
But unironically that's what any intelligent entity would do.

>>50997298
Probability is a measure of uncertainty that quantifies exclusively known unknowns assuming the data is accurate

>>51000893
higher rates = debt crisis, not happening

>>50997557
And unfortunately someone keeps feeding the niggers anyway. To think they know better than God!

>>51001175
Isn't it literally happening though, with all the rate hikes?

>>50997557
The last time he intervened, the planet got flooded to death (see: Noah's ark). So you want him to intervene again? The first thing he'll do is exterminate non-believers like you lmao.