/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51587107
Only Bloomberg Surveillance consists of S-Tier (Tom, Lisa, Taylor) players. Jon, Rikita, and Annmarie are A/B tier. They are all generally good at their job and it makes for the most compelling finance program on TV.

Balance of Power is trash. As soon as David Westin shits up the screen, I change the channel or go out for lunch.

Oh and one last thing. I want to roughly fuck Shery Ahn. Like, I'm talking about bending her like a doll and using her hard until I'm done. Not meeting the parents, not dressing up in a hanbok, no kimchi stew when the season changes. No miyuk guk, ever, and most importantly, no acorn jelly will be ever served at my dinner table.

I want to see more Chinese correspondants. There is one Asian dude that is a pretty good reporter during the evenings for Bloomberg Asia but I cant remember his name.

>>51587220
Get in line, cuck. After I use Sheryl anh as my personal cum rag and gave her so many orgasms she literally dries her brains out, then you can have her.

>>51587245
She's Korean so on one hand it is impressive that she is bucking her genetic predisposition to serve as a prostitute. Like most Bloomberg talent, it seems like she came from a privileged upbringing. She is a decent presenter for the Australia program. But when I see her on the screen, I see the reporting and enjoy the analysis, but my brain just automatically enters a state of fantasizing about bending Shery over and just railing her. And you know that her petite frame would just bend nicely while she endures your poundings.

Adult goods and services account for over 2% of South Korea's national GDP.

>>51587307
Ugly face

>>51587307
>>51587498
Kek, based yellow fever anons. What's the best in financial news then?

>>51587498
You wouldn't smash rice cakes with Shery? Do you have a favorite anchor?

my fav /biz/ slut is jeanna smialek

>>51587620
No hover hands here. I would definitely bang it out with Scarlet.

>>51587107
i recall someone mentioned that a major reason for the black monday crash was due to a widespread anticipation of a crash.
The reasoning was that it has gone so well for so long, that a major correction would come and most analysts shared this belief talking about high P/E etc.

This mainstream pessimism is alone bearish.

>>51587720
money is based on "confidence" aka faith.
widespread belief that something will happen money wise will cause it to happen. One of the things that causes hyper inflation to happen is people believing hyper inflation will happen.

>>51587720
markets schizopumping on nonsense and dumping on things that should realistically be "priced in" (like the 75 bps hike earlier this week) tells you everything you need to know about the state of the markets.

>>51587659
She looks like the type that enjoys role playing as a naughty lolita. Posting Tay Tay, CFA

>>51587720
Premarket we are seeing over 1% declines in both the NASDAQ and the s&p. Risk-off for the weekend. Yikes. I guess I will wait a few more days until I DCA this week

>>51587749
>money is based on "confidence" aka faith.
sometimes also referred to as "trust". The official term in economics is "consumer confidence".

>>51587107
oh look some 4chan advice I will not heed

>>51587816
When you hold a government currency, such as dollars, you're still risk-exposed. In these economic conditions, I believe there is less risk and involving cash equivalents such as treasury bills despite the inflationary environment, versus holding stock in overleveraged corporations exposed to a really big downside. I'm hoping that investment in ESG programs is reduced as a result of this recession.

>>51587883
If you play stocks just do your fundamental analysis of who can weather an economic down turn and who is likely to get bailed out by the gov due to being essential to the economy.

Personally, I think consumer confidence is gonna go down, which means which means people will think the currency is not as valuable as it used to be, which means prices will go up and people will be less willing to spend what money they have. There's already rumors that the USA is in better shape financially than Russia or China or other parts of the world, so that's good. The USA will build consumer confidence back up, which will slow down inflation but in order for prices to fall to confidence building levels they have to implement deflationary measures.
this videos long but it highlights some deflationary measures that can be taken.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0