The "recession" is unironically priced in

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The "recession" is unironically priced in Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:10:18 2022 No.52224450 [Reply] [Original]

The only market getting worse in the next few months is UK's because Bank of England has no braincells and Japan because of their 67T (fucking Trillion) Yen stimulus package
Thoughts?

t. Person who works at a bank and reads the news

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:13:06 2022 No.52224482 >>52224450 > and reads the news I don’t how you manage it anymore, haven’t read the news in over a decade. If i wanted to be lied to i’d listen to alzheimer stories.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:17:01 2022 No.52224533 >>52224482 >If i wanted to be lied to i’d listen to alzheimer stories. Most news outlets aren't that bad anon you just have to steer clear from the overly political ones

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:34:21 2022 No.52224731 File: 1.08 MB, 1283x2225, 1661082245917.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>52224450 I have no idea what you're talking about but here's a photo of Chiyo-chan.

Anonymous Thu Nov 3 22:43:52 2022 No.52224825

>>52224450
>The "recession" is unironically priced in
The only place the recession is mostly priced in is in treasury bond yields: long term yields are significantly lower than short term yields. The stock market is still in denial about the damage 5% FFR will do because it still believes that the Fed will pivot. The Fed already said that they will overtighten. They will keep going until we have GFC 2.0 and only then will they pivot. Besides treasury yields the recession is not priced in at all.

Anonymous Fri Nov 4 00:10:11 2022 No.52225811

>>52224450
It literally cannot be priced in because central banks are controling the yield. Bond market does not reflect reality and the real world supply chains and quality of life will continue to deteriorate until central bank kikes can't control it anymore.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 4 00:14:00 2022 No.52225845 PE ratio is far too high for final rate and earnings will slide further. This will not be a soft landing and there will be a total 50% drop in the S&P, down to COVID lows

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 4 00:18:26 2022 No.52225902 File: 68 KB, 890x739, 18.5k.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>52224450 yes anon. the price of bitcoin will never be below 19,000 again. as for japan, you're gonna want to long nintendo

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 4 00:27:06 2022 No.52225986 >>52224450 Recession is bullish, strong economy is bearish and the economy hasn’t been slowing down. Fag

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