/biz/ - Business & Finance

>we’ve really done an extraordinary job no one handles a virus like me
>but the stocks, that’s because the democrats, you know they get elected and you’ll see an America you won’t even recognize anymore.
>and you know I like to wash my hands a lot
>but Nancy, I think she’s incompetent
>and the federal reserve they don’t want to cut rates. Other countries don’t pay any interest and the savers they really are hurt by that. But I want to cut interest rates you know.
>and well I don’t think it’s inevitable.
>Maybe, probably it’ll happen here
>but we’re perfectly prepared. We’ve got preparations the likes of which have never been seen before.

>>15500642
Couldn’t that be taken advantage of for the inevitable dip after Ex-dates?

>every other poster thinks a stock market crash is imminent
>yield curve is all over my podcasts this past year

This feels very odd to me. It’s the type of thing that makes me think we’re not in for a bear market anytime soon, but then again, we can talk ourselves in to a recession or a market selloff, and Germany has already begun its economic contraction.

I want to be contrarian bullish but this just seems so abnormal to me. Was it ever like this in the past?

Hell, just this last session, stocks gold and oil were all green?