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>>55495211
Imagine having a qt female glowie tracking your every move and shilling bad stock picks psycologically tailored to sound plausible just for you. She'd probably keep close track of your personality traits, likes, and dislikes to know how to manipulate your emotions for her own ends. Maybe she'd even bust down your door in the middle of the night and threaten to rape you if you don't or admit to posting on the stock market general of four channel dot org. That would be terrible... haha...

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>>30254053
I don't know really. At the end of the day, I got into all this because I was concerned how fast stocks went back up last march (bought the dip btw), now it feels like a schizo rabbit hole but I can't refute any of the arguments I've seen in favor of inflation. Really, the only bull case I see for USD is congressional inaction, which while plausible for the short term seems unlikely to persist with all political orientations ready to riot in the streets at a moment's notice. And JPow can't just pull a Volcker either and go 10% rates because the gov would literally default, along with a bunch of big companies. It's basically a game of chicken now between the Fed and bondholders and maybe it'll go OK, but maybe not. That's why I won't go 100% cash no matter what happens. I think we'll be lucky if the outcome is a few years of 70's style inflation.

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>>25488720
OK, I should have clarified, don't be fooled by boomer platitudes about *US Treasury Bonds* and frankly dollar denominated debts in general (I'm going to disagree with you on US corporate unless you've managed to snag some real high yielders with short duration - in the short term, you may or may not get fucked by inflation, but in the long term you will 100% get fucked by rising interest rates since they'll have to go back up eventually)

Emerging market local currency denominated debt is an interesting play but unless you're a literal multi-millionaire your options are limited to a few ETFs which doesn't give you much control of which countries you want exposure to.

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