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I'll start:
>Corona Crash 2.0 brings all assets and commodities down to even lower lows than in March starting September
>Covid-19 denier Elon Musk finally loses it completely, sparks public outrage, gets arrested and his fraudulent vaporwave company gets investigated
>my tsla puts print big time
>buy LINK which now trades between 3-4$

>> No.20830234

>>20830206
there will be no crash; quarterly reports have shown that most companies did better than expected.

>> No.20830328
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>>20830206
>vaporwave company

>> No.20830330

>>20830206
Crash? Lol no. The market panic was due to uncertainty. Most major businesses and corporations are doing fine. It’s the small businesses, waiters, and hair cutters of the world who are fucked. The stock market will soar higher with more fed printing.

>> No.20830414

>>20830206
The covid crash is priced in (unironically) by big investors. The only ones who will get burned are private investors and/or rhedditors. What's not priced in is another natural disaster and global conflict.

>> No.20830554

>>20830414
>inb4 certain dams collapsing
gtfo shizos

>> No.20830661

>>20830554
China collapsing is bullish for the dollar, but idgaf about chink water. I'm talking cat 5s, caliquake, yellowstone, etc.

>> No.20830748

>>20830206
starlink + 060606 = control
"put your mask on!"
"b-because i care about your health!"
"particulate matter of microbial size being exhumed by some ~1% of the population in the draftiest is a problem!!!!"

>> No.20830789

>>20830414
gtfo with your "priced in" theories. How will a market price in a decision made by a politician? It’s 50/50 on whether or not lockdowns are reintroduced.

>> No.20830964

>>20830789
What you saw in march was a timed exit by large investors followed by panic in the markets. Major firms had covid meetings at least since February, so they played a game of chicken. Some sold the top and others had to brace for losses, but the average investor is sold is the one who willingly gave money to these large firms.
Just fucking think Anon. You have a million dollars and an IQ of over 130 and work with a team of the same caliber all trying to protect your wealth. You don't think one of them might have seen this coming just a little? I am not saying the market won't dip; hence,
>The covid crash is priced in (unironically) by BIG investors
Either figure it out yourself or follow the big boys. Be patient, buy low, sell high, take profits, and don't look back.

>> No.20831213

>>20830964
I don’t think macroeconomic events of this magnitude are priced in in advance, why wouldn’t the markets have known that closed down Chinese manufacturing which produces the majority of parts for global industry, in January would eventually lead to a supply deficit in the entire world? Markets have no foresight and are reactionary, except maybe a few insiders