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its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower its gonna go lower

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yes and i'm tired to pretend we aren's going to keep bleeding slowly

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>goes lower

>> No.50743995

>>50743281
It was supposed to but jewish niggers are barting the market nonstop

>> No.50744027

>blackrock enters the chat
bobo faggots are so delusional, the big boys were shaking Cathie Wood out while buying cheapies.

>> No.50744063

>>50744027
It's not a matter of if it will bump, but one of when though. It'll take months until we see big bumps in crypto related to blackrock

>> No.50745268

>>50743281
kek

>> No.50745300

>>50743281
Sad!

>> No.50745414

>>50743281
The funny thing about bobo's is that they are betting on the demise of the US but that said demise will mean numbers will go up, not down as money printing ad infinitum is the only solution to the problems we face and the path of least resistance and pain for those in charge. The death of the dollar will see assets like a basic starter home in the millions, not assets going to 0 which is the bobo premise. Bobo assumes are still using hard money or that the dollar will gain in value vs assets over time, which has proven itself to be a dead theory, even in systems that use hard money this is not the case. Bobo is also betting on the death of value in assets by being paid in an depreciating, highly inflationary asset. Shorting in a time of rampant money printing or unbacked fiat and a government with 2 options (crash the US and start a civil war or print money) is an IQ test, one that many bobo's are failing. If you think the current system is fucked you short it by buying hard assets, not by trying to accumulate more fiat.

>> No.50745537

>>50745414
>as money printing ad infinitum is the only solution to the problems we face
entrenched inflation brings pain that nobody who's alive and trading today even comprehends. That's why they all think pivot is imminent because they think inflation is more stomachable than currency debasement. They're massively wrong and it will be hilarious watching pivotfags take red dildos for the next 3 years as jerome hikes rates to 6% and holds them there to slay inflation.

>> No.50745917

>>50745537
Keep coping. The US ceases to function as a country with rates around 3.5-4% given the current level of indebtedness. Rates will not reach this high and if it does you need to be worrying about civil war. The US government needs high inflation and it's how they plan on dealing with their debts; credit markets have priced this in hence why you're seeing markets pump. Are you naive enough to think politicians are going to usher in another civil war and in the process give up their power? That is the logical conclusion of what you propose.

>> No.50745938

>>50745537
Also the premise you propose of dealing with supply side problems by hiking rates to destroy demand is all I need to know to place you IQ in the double digit range.

>> No.50747388

>>50745917
40 years ago interest rates were like 10%