/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.51417001]

Just baghold for 30 years bro

[The Real NBA Youngboy No.51417015]

>>51417001
I will kill you

[Anonymous No.51417029]

>>51417001
It's okay, I will rope in 30 minutes.

[Anonymous No.51417035]

so real question here; if this shit happens in america, does that mean it is the death of stock market index funds? And wtf do people invest their money in for returns? What are retirement companies and people in charge of pensions doing in japan?

[Anonymous No.51417039]

>every correction will be exactly like the market activity that occurred one time in one country

[Anonymous No.51417047]

Japan is always ahead of the rest of the world.

[Anonymous No.51417078]

>>51417001
japan has higher divies you moron

also of course money chases the best returns
>hence why it all flows to S&P500 not a sub-tier index like NIGGEI225

[Anonymous No.51417093]

>>51417001
bitcoin isn't a stonk. stonks are printed out of thin air and when the company needs more money they print more stonk. basically a shitcoin.

[Anonymous No.51417121]

>>51417035
Government Pension Investment Fund of Japan, one of the world's largest pension funds, aims to more than double its exposure to alternative investments in the medium term as part of its diversification strategy after it reported a record return for the fiscal year ended March 31.

For the 12 months ended March 31, the fund's investment return reached 25.1%. The record gain was in part due to its shift toward more foreign bonds and fewer domestic bonds,

proving my post above

[Anonymous No.51417126]

Japan reached the end stage of capitalism. They don't have economic growth anymore because their population is shrinking. Nobody is going to invest heavily in a place where it becomes harder to get customers and workers with each passing year.

[Anonymous No.51417152]

>>51417001
The nikkei went to 60x pe we never got to that bro, plus you can cost average down you know

[Anonymous No.51417217]

>>51417121
Let me guess, most of their returns were from American equities. So what do we do when the world's cash cow is gone?

[Anonymous No.51417297]

>>51417217
>So what do we do when the world's cash cow is gone?
another cash cow

by definition anon some company HAS to be #1. its logically impossible for no company to be the best performing.

[Anonymous No.51417301]

>>51417152
SP500 peaked at 40 this bubble. Companies with no working product IPOing for $100B. Nothing to worry about, lmao

[Anonymous No.51417386]

>>51417301
Theyre also down 90% anon, if you don't want to buy the bubble short the market and get a movie

[Anonymous No.51417431]

We are here.

[Anonymous No.51417808]

>>51417001
even a normie could figure out the entry and exit points for this

[Anonymous No.51417874]

>>51417035
I'm sure if they really wanted to funds could create a non retarded short index that doesn't delete all your gains the longer you hold it, or some sort of oscillating index that buys and sells at the best points for you

[Anonymous No.51417903]

>>51417039
no in the case the us is headed the same way, you have to look to why this happened in japan. Their birthrates slowed down causing their to be more old people than young, thus leading to less consumer spending. The same things happening in every developed country so the stock market will follow the same trends there once they catch up.

[Anonymous No.51417987]

>>51417903
The structure of eastern markets are fundamentally different. Chyna stocks have had a terrible returns for investors for decades despite their population pyramid being fine during those periods of time. American companies are structured to benefit investors while Asian companies are structured to benefit employees.

[Anonymous No.51418064]

>>51417431
that's weak, fundamentals are there for 2000% market to gdp, clearly

[Anonymous No.51418457]

>>51417001
Japan had an average P/E ratio of 40 for the whole of the 70s and 80s. Even the s&p500 which sells as a premium has even close to that.

[Anonymous No.51418478]

>>51418457
*Not even

[Anonymous No.51418514]

>>51417001
>dividend stocks but excluding dividends

[Anonymous No.51419129]

>>51417001
but what was the market cap

[Anonymous No.51419231]

>>51417001
average rally is about 50%. Just catch those, buy puts at the top and make millions.

[Anonymous No.51419258]

>>51418064
Fundamentals can change quickly

[Anonymous No.51419309]

>>51417035
>does that mean it is the death of stock market index funds? And wtf do people invest their money in for returns?
It means Cathy woods is unironically right that we will enter a deflationary trap like Japan.