/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16636367
>I've said it before on /smg/: I have a feeling we're either in a 1999 or 2007 scenario.
Yes. You and many others have said it before and will say it again. Dalio and however many others were saying we’re gonna crash at the beginning of 2019. People have been saying a recession is around the corner for about 10 years now.

I don’t see the dot com bubble or subprime lending bubble you do. The selloff in cloud companies and eventual end to the massive short squeeze that was beyond meat are good signs that the market doesn’t want to go crazy.

People, especially millennials, were really scarred by the financial crisis. There just isn’t the same tendency to borrow massive amounts of money and live way beyond your means there once was.

The median age of homebuyer is 47, and the median age of first time homebuyers is 33. These aren’t people who are crazy overleveraged, or massive amounts of speculative home flippers.

>>16583839
Oh not directly, but whenever trump calls her out on her shit, I bet donations pour in to her campaign. And whenever she okay boomer’s him, I bet seething donors shovel money at trump.

The system isn’t about supporting the candidate you like, it’s about supporting the candidate who opposes whoever pisses you off the most.

Fuck, everything I posted about this weekend is surging, goddamn that horizon. Why didn’t I buy any of that speculative shit... maybe I can grab some regeneron...

>>16577653
And what were you saying last December, or during that dip a few months back?
“This is it, the stock market is finally crashing!” Something like that?>>16577678
800 more in calls, 1k is a lot to lose in a week on a bluechip.

Kudlow on CNBC... maybe I should grab some SOMETHING linked to China.

>>16551475
I know that you just found out about how fun it is to post bullshit, but chill out.

How am I supposed to trust your magick if you’re this excitable and impulsive?

>>16534898
Well they did clue me in to Barrick, Bristol Myers, MasterCard, CVS, and Merck’s Keytruda. But Nintendies, Berkshire, Lockheed, EQJ, and QYLD were pretty much me.

Man do the losers kill the gains from the winners... and I’ve realized losses right before a bounce waaaaaayyyyyyy too often lately.