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768254 No.768254 [Reply] [Original]

CRASH JUST CRASH YOU FUCKING STOCK MARKET

WHY WON'T YOU CRASH

RRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>> No.768259

>>768254
>1995...
inb4 90s kid

>> No.768268

/pol/ prophecy is september

>> No.768269
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next possible bubbles:
education, healthcare

>> No.768615

>>768254
Does this sound too optimistic or naive? What if we made technology so good crashes are actually impossible? We will be in a period of forever growth because nobody would actually want it to end right? The usual things that cause crashes like volume fluctuations are now held back by all the shorting going on and broader investment knowledge, so less idiots panicking.

We could have a mind decline but no crash.

You can still short a lot of shit easily though, thats what I like about this market, there will always be another tech or bio to buy and another oil stock or bank to short, best time to be a stock market investor ever.

>> No.768648

>>768269
Educational debt isnt spread enough to be a bubble. The fed could just call it even on the loans and it would only be another trillion , kind of moot at this point (16 trillion and counting)

>> No.768661

>>768269
inb4 subprime autolending is just an illusion

>> No.768681

>>768254
Let me guess: You've invested in such a way that you're missing out on the enormous returns that everyone else has been enjoying for years?

>> No.768684

>>768269
tech manufacturing bubble? china? eh? gold? eh?
although. not sure if actual bubble.... people seem pretty keen on getting the new iphone, mac, or new tech in general.
i dont really know.

>> No.768686

>>768684

Who the fuck cares, let them get the new iPhone. I'll just stack more gold.

>> No.768689

>>768686
No i agree, I'm just saying, as long as people keep buying new tech manufactured foreignly, there won't be a crash anytime soon.

>> No.768711
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>>768686

>> No.768712

soon, my child, soon

:^)

>> No.768716

>>768689

How did 08 happen?

People were buying tech all day.

>> No.768722

>>768716
08 was a housing bubble. Everyone was buying houses, and there were all types of subprime mortgages on the consumer side as well as synthetic loan packages on the investor side which required consumers (new home owners) to keep their payments up for everything to work out. Luckily that didn't happen.

>> No.768724

>>768722

Point I'm trying to make is, what the fuck does tech have to do with anything?

FYI same thing is happening with cars.

>> No.768726

>>768724
>>768724
Essentially I'm taking a guess that outsourced tech manufacturing is the cause of the current bubble. I might be wrong, I might be right, all I'm saying is... tech manufacturing outsourcing has reached an all time high in China. This will probably remain so, until people stop buying the "newest updates" for foreign manufactured tech.
But I might be wrong.

>> No.768732

>>768254
>bubble
>8k to 18k
>10k rise in 6 years
>14k to 18k in 8 years
>bubble

>> No.768733

>>768726

I see your point, but do you think tech really has that much of an impact?

>> No.768743

>>768254
Patience Padawan, patience.

>> No.768764

>>768615
>usual things that cause crashes like volume fluctuations are now held back by all the shorting going on and broader investment knowledge, so less idiots panicking.
>We could have a mind decline but no crash.
>You can still short a lot of shit easily though, thats what I like about this market, there will always be another tech or bio to buy and another oil stock or bank to short, best time to be a stock market investor ever.

>what is short term credit cycle
>what is long term debt cycle
welcome to money 101

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>>768733
Everyone has at least 2 tech things worth more than 600USD together.

Then add a 200USD to that for each person every year, cause people buy new shit.

I mean, 200 million people spending at least 200/400usd every year on tech, and that's US alone and that alone is 40 fooking billion USD.

>> No.768846

>>768837
Which isn't much if it covers the entire sector.

>> No.768850

Le Bubble Meme.

People have been "predicting" the market crashed since the 1600's.

Even a broken watch tells the right time two times a day.

If you keep screaming le market crash imminent every single day for 30 years one of those days you will be right. But it's hard to actually "bet" or "prepare" for it.

I think I've been hearing of the Canadian housing bubble since like 2005, they were really going at it saying "IT'LL BURST ANY YEAR NOW, 2008 WIL B THE APOCALYPSE!".