/biz/ - Business & Finance

check yield curve

>>51394686
Yeah so what

>>51394662
>points
boomers are so cringe

>>51394662
Fuck i hate roasties, what is the point of women like that? They are ugly AND stupid at the same time

>>51394759
they're calling bitcoin the "bitcoin index" day of the pillow couldnt come sooner

no idea but pic related alone makes me bullish

>>51394662
exit pump, read about shemtiah

>>51394732

>>51394811
checked

>>51394759
>interest rate is measured as a percentage
>talking heads and mortgage lenders reference points when talking about the interest rate instead of percentages
This bothers me so much. They are trying to hide something that can't be hidden.

>>51395261

>>51395261
Forgot pic.

>>51395395
have another

>>51394662
Yeah bro, everything is totally fine! Make sure you buy up these super cheapies before the big pumperino!

>>51394662
Odds are it will be a another exit pump. Look at eth. The second it hits the .08 ethbtc resistance, it bleeds. Bear markets are simply meant to beat you down over and over with false hope. CPI data could should inflation is down considerably and the market may still dump. Maybe not immediately, but there will inevitably be some bearish news to pop up a week later and its back to business as usual...until its not.

>>51395465
Why do xxx these xxx know-nothing profs have such a xxxx douchebagxxxx face?

>>51394662

the retail side is now selling s&p trackers to boomers

>>51394686
imagine unironically thinking /biz/ pajeets have any idea what that is or what it implies

>>51397964
Unironically this but with management &advisory fees for 401K plans. Usually it's around 0.5-1% total in fees which doesn't seem like much to the casual observer, but if a diversified 60/40 portfolio yields 4% in the current market it's as if they have a claim on returns of 10-25% of your account balance until retirement.

>>51397945
>Why do xxx these xxx know-nothing profs have such a xxxx douchebagxxxx face?
>krugman
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Krugman
scroll down to the "early life" section for your answer, it's in the first sentence.

>>51394662
Every financial economic system in the world is literally about to crash to 0. This is unironically the biggest event in history and will be talked about for centuries to come. Sell everything right now.

>>51400505
Economies don't go from 100 to 0 overnight like your shitcoins, bro. Even in the event that the government loses all control tomorrow, it will still take years to reach the bottom. It's a long, slow ride down with plenty of tiny bumps upwards along the way.

>>51394662
Everything is unironically fine.
>Inflation peaked
>Ukraine destroying Russian army
>China cucked and bowed down to Biden
>Democrats surging in polls ahead of midterms
>Corporate profits high, jobs plentiful
>Manufacturing coming back to America
>Markets rallying
>Chuds seething (see below)
2023 will be the most peaceful and prosperous year of your life.

>>51395326
>$100 up 10%, down 10% = $99
>$100 up ten points, down 10 points = $100
You know which one is better
That they don't just say dollars is the problem

>>51398031
Grayscale is 2.5% per annum

>>51394662
exit pump, check the worse recessions like 2008

>>51400505
>Sell everything right now.
nah

>>51394662
A flood of layoffs are coming.

>>51394662
>Are we in the exit pump before a crash? or is everything priced in and going to be fine?

In this forum you always use the term "dead cat bounce" and when you have one in front of your fucking eyes you're unable to recognizte it. This board is full of vincents.

>>51394662
It's the exit pump one.