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will stock prices ever moving again

the answer is no

>>19706027
that would be comfy :3

>...
>it's over

>>16850586
>>16850599
jus turbulence
it'll hit the news tape soon

>>15831541
it doesn't matter what boomers want to buy
pretty soon, all the boomers will be selling (selling)
(and the few remaining pension funds will be selling equities and cashing bonds to pay their liabilities)
we'll see how it all goes (how it all goes)

you know back when I was turning 18 and getting into investing, free trading wasn't a thing. It is very exciting that people can trade for free now. Don't take it for granted!

>>15732752
aware

>>15543011

>>15279338
so many make-work HR and "management" positions as well
My company seems to have more managers than real working employees, all having meetings with each other constantly

service industry is a lot of waiters/waitresses bringing you food in restaurants and all the food delivery people or amazon drivers bringing you stuff at your house. Those jobs are more real than a lot of management/HR positions

>>14929484
nice
you're like the 'all-in on one single biotech stock' investor that our guy pendulum imagines himself as
do you have a price target or any sort of exit condition, or are you holding strong?
going to keep buying into the same stock or diversify?

>>14188063
>>14187692

now the third case is the real one.
besides the bullish and bearish cases
awaits the crab
for as long as economic market indices have existed there has been a nice economic growth. OK great. But it doesn't mean it will always be so.

There is the possibility, for the next decade of two, that things will go sideways. This will be the result of the following:
no significant geopolitical unrest (world war 3, etc.)
no massive commodity shortage (oil or food runs out)
no massive ecological disaster (hard case global climate change)
no sudden technological breakthrough (asteroid mining, etc.)
no super unstable monetary policy, not enough to unleash massive growth but enough to prevent things from falling apart

in the crab case, things don't exhibit the same amazing growth we've seen for the past century. Properties don't become massively more valuable just by existing, companies can't sell 10% more product every year just for existing, etc. but at the same time, the global financial system keeps things 'on the rails' enough that we aren't all eating flesh and trading silver coins and cigarettes

>>14064653
ahhh that sounds like one of the really bad ones. nice of you to make the soup

I've been drinking homemade juice really, really getting a lot of fruit and vegetable vitamins and stuff.
got one of the vertical masticating juicer on an amazon warehouse deal for ~$200.
juicing is expensive, you can consume a huge amount of fruits and vegetable worth very quick
should keep me safe from the cancer