Us economy? Markets have fallen for six weeks.

[oldtimer28]

Should u.s stimulus be cut, maintained, or increased?

Confidence reigned supreme until two weeks ago on the U.S. economy and continued Fed stimulus has been jolted in the past week with non-farm payrolls falling far short of expectations and inflation rising by the most since 2009. While some investors insist the surge in consumer prices is a one-off reopening burst, the broader markets are hedging against the possibility it may persist and force the Fed to consider tapering its stimulus.


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[coin24]

As long as the bad orange man is gone, murica can heal now:oldlol:

[bladefd]

Markets were at all time high less than 2 weeks ago. Where were you then?? We are going through a tech correction currently, and you only show up now.

[Jasper]

Should u.s stimulus be cut, maintained, or increased?

Confidence reigned supreme until two weeks ago on the U.S. economy and continued Fed stimulus has been jolted in the past week with non-farm payrolls falling far short of expectations and inflation rising by the most since 2009. While some investors insist the surge in consumer prices is a one-off reopening burst, the broader markets are hedging against the possibility it may persist and force the Fed to consider tapering its stimulus.


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I truly doubt that ... I see more homes going up / store parking lots full, and people buying more gas than ever.

[Patrick Chewing]

Markets were at all time high less than 2 weeks ago. Where were you then?? We are going through a tech correction currently, and you only show up now.

blade has an excuse for everything.

"We're going through a correction"


:oldlol:

[ralph_i_el]

DOW and S&P are up like 8-10% since Biden took over. Nasdaq is around the same as when he took over. The stock market is not the economy btw.

[Code Breaker]

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/12/stock-market-open-to-close-news.html

Bad timing

[babetsmariya12]

2020-2022 will be like 2008-2009, maybe even worse, these are all waves in economic theories predicted

[SATAN]

Alt right incels bitch and moan about everything. It's unbelievable. Seek therapy for your constant panicking guys.

[Nanners]

Alt right incels bitch and moan about everything. It's unbelievable. Seek therapy for your constant panicking guys.

the clown who spent the past 4 years melting down about an evidence-free conspiracy that the president was some kind of an agent of russia thinks that people need to stop bitching and moaning about our broken economy and seek therapy :roll: :roll:

[I'm Smart]

The United States Dollar is inflating in staggering amounts due to the monetary policy of the U.S. Government and the Federal Reserve.

Selling stocks so that one can obtain more dollars, on some level if only a subconscious one, is essentially said person believing that a rapidly depreciating currency (the United State Dollar) is worth more than an appreciating asset(the stocks they dumped). It's a baffling thought process, truthfully.

As a general rule, under this type of monetary policy, you should only be dumping stocks if you think the company you own a stake in is going to take a massive hit for whatever reason or that their underlying business will be detrimentally impacted to a large extent by the inflation of the dollar. Otherwise, why would you channel your wealth to a rapidly depreciating medium?

The market trending towards selling right now on a wide scale right now would be nothing other than trading bots and or fat cats market manipulating ignorant poor people into selling.

[I'm Smart]

Further, people see the prices of stocks and believe that we are in a bubble. And based on the paper value, compared to even a few years ago, that would be correct. However, for some reason, a large number of people do not understand that those values are going up because of a depreciating currency. That's not a bubble. In a lot of cases, that's a fixed asset(the stocks) maintaining their actual worth while the value of the dollar falls.

From a rational perspective(and markets are not always rational in very short term), this type of 'bubble' should 'burst' only if the monetary policy is reversed / corrected by the powers that be. If they keep printing dollars indefinitely, rationally, stocks should continue to rise indefinitely in terms of paper value.

[Patrick Chewing]

As long as the bad orange man is gone, murica can heal now:oldlol:

Yeah seriously, the economy could crash and China could nuke us to oblivion, but at least the Orange Man is not tweeting any more and hurting my feelings.

[~primetime~]

few days ago Doomsday created a thread "Dow hits 35,000" and then there was a market sell off, correction.

now this thread is created followed by a market recovery.




I'm starting to think that the market reacts just to spite whatever is posted in here.

Next week I'll create a thread titled "Great Depression is HERE!!!! WE ARE ALL FCKED!!!"...then we'll see what happens immediately after.

[Nanners]

few days ago Doomsday created a thread "Dow hits 35,000" and then there was a market sell off, correction.

now this thread is created followed by a market recovery.




I'm starting to think that the market reacts just to spite whatever is posted in here.

Next week I'll create a thread titled "Great Depression is HERE!!!! WE ARE ALL FCKED!!!"...then we'll see what happens immediately after.

The economy is great! So what if commodities like lumber and copper are skyrocketing in price, so what if meme crypto currencies are suddenly worth more than major corporations because of some douchebag billionaires tweets... everything is fine and theres absolutely no reason for anyone to panic at all!

Also, lets all take a moment to appreciate the fact that everyone has deep confidence and respect for uncle Joe. Lets appreciate the fact that he clearly has all of this countries issues well under control. (btw to all the haters - hes not wearing "diapers", theyre called disposable undergarments).

[bladefd]

The United States Dollar is inflating in staggering amounts due to the monetary policy of the U.S. Government and the Federal Reserve.

Selling stocks so that one can obtain more dollars, on some level if only a subconscious one, is essentially said person believing that a rapidly depreciating currency (the United State Dollar) is worth more than an appreciating asset(the stocks they dumped). It's a baffling thought process, truthfully.

As a general rule, under this type of monetary policy, you should only be dumping stocks if you think the company you own a stake in is going to take a massive hit for whatever reason or that their underlying business will be detrimentally impacted to a large extent by the inflation of the dollar. Otherwise, why would you channel your wealth to a rapidly depreciating medium?

The market trending towards selling right now on a wide scale right now would be nothing other than trading bots and or fat cats market manipulating ignorant poor people into selling.

Many are shifting from growth stocks to value stocks because value stocks apparently do better during inflation.

[SATAN]

the clown who spent the past 4 years melting down about an evidence-free conspiracy that the president was some kind of an agent of russia thinks that people need to stop bitching and moaning about our broken economy and seek therapy :roll: :roll:

I haven't been here for 4 years. :facepalm