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Yeah, I’m thinking we’re back
Anthony Richardson
Jaxon Turner
I mean the stock market rose like 10% in a day after the 1929 crash. That didn't stop the great depression from happening. IDK if you're even serious. This is what always happens during recessions and crashes. One day down, the next day up. It doesn't prevent you from getting any less fucked by the economy, or losing your job.
Liam Morris
Well done. Only 8,000 more points to go.
Blake Wood
>pump 1.5 trillion dollars in the marker
>bounces back a little
>still gonna be freefalling the next day
Oliver Cruz
Just need a few more trillion dollar pumps and we're back.
Hunter Lewis
Sounds kind of like a hot air balloon...
Grayson Smith
Josiah Green
Okay this IS epic
Liam Stewart
This is scary. This brings investors zero confidence. This is a last ditch effort to pump before the trap door opens. Once a big city is quarantined here, it’s DOW 15,000
Jonathan Ross
It's cracking up instead of breaking down. Anytime the market goes sideways the fed dumps money in leveraging the U.S. dollar against the market. Decreasing the buying power of the U.S. dollar to keep the markets going. It sacrifices the poor for an illusion the markets are a good investment and somebody made money that day. When in reality The buying power of the U.S. dollar was lowered and the markets either stagnated or dropped in a smoke and mirrors trick. Luckily the banks that receive the slush funds don't usually release the money into the economy through a trickle down or whatever keynesian crack pot bullshit, Possibly having little effect on inflation beyond global inflation effects and the rest of the world can kiss U.S. ass besides chinese imports which are partners with U.S. in supporting their consumer driven economic model.
Hunter Kelly
And you came to this conclusion While the NYC stock market is closed....
Jose Collins
The pumping may have worked a little bit when the factories and production were functioning properly. But now supply lines are getting rekked for a few industries. Some industries like festivals are getting cancelled. General global trade and travel is getting restricted, the people are getting a somewhat of an idea that there is need to panic.
Pumping will yield less benefits, and now that pump will yield hyper inflation most likely lol
but you did buy yourself a few days
Owen Sanchez
Big city? lol I heard there are thinking of suspending all travel from Washington state entirely.
Andrew Myers
>buys the dip
nah if Yas Forums taught me anything it was "buy high, sell low"
Jason Cruz
MuttCope
MadMutt Muttblasted that he's getting his Muttbrains kicked in by God.
Juan Harris
Nope. That's the Fed pump. We will be sub 20k soon.
Grayson Campbell
This isn't the 80s you twat
Alexander Peterson
You would think with all this bitcoin would be up.
Hunter Moore
Also pegged currency. Meaning some countries peg their currency to adjust for a buying ratio to the US dollar. meaning said country will always have a ratio 2 to 1 to the buying power of the US dollar so global hyper inflation of the buying power of the US dollar is unaffected unless you try and buy in a global market foreign nation that's say pegged their currency to the price of gold with that foreign US pegged dollar.
Sebastian Hernandez
Told you fags. Nothing ever happens
Carter Reyes
we haven't even gotten to the bull trap yet retard. see you in 4 years.
Jordan Clark
Trump floated a nationwide travel ban earlier.
Jeremiah Taylor
So did you fags miss out on the buying opportunity of a lifetime?
Did you not listen to me?
I said to go all in. I'm already making a ton of money!
Remember: When the markets tank, it takes some time for them to orgaize meeting etc.. Two days down, next day is a rally.
They are injecting trillions into it. Get in now, make money off the Governments. In another day, maybe two.
SELL EVERYTHING!
Evan Collins
There are two things that are garunteed in the west. Taxes and Quantitive easing.
Elijah Gonzalez
pump and dump
David Allen
corona is a temporary problem and its effect on the stock market will also be temporary. china is already getting its manufacturing back to full speed.
Levi Mitchell
the thing that matters in this case is if production, r&d, logistics, stability in other nations...stuff like that can be maintained.
And as of now, more money does not do so. As the virus and its panic are spreading, eventually the heavy weight of its influence will undo most, and all of your money tricks.
The only thing you did is buy yourself more time.
Asher Hernandez
Short covering. This is how a crash works.
Colton Kelly
China is still shooting people on the streets for breaking the welds on their apartment doors. Even if it dies down over the summer, it will mutate and come back next fall.
Jonathan Myers
weekend bull trap for monday dump
cap this post
Dominic Ramirez
looks like bitcoin dropped 1k in value
Levi Ramirez
Is that sarcasm? or where you actually expecting bitcoin to be up in market turmoil? It's like expecting ask jeeve's stock to be up during the dot com bubble burst. It was always a tulip mania greater fool theory. a speculating luxury commodity designed to show your mom you don't need to move out of her basement because you're actually a millionaire in basement bucks she's never heard off.
Ian Ross
You're right. It's a band aide solution, but i'm just making the most of it.
Logan Howard
more like 3k
Gavin Morales
A more smart, longer term solution would be to find companies that rely the least on large amounts of people, who do not have difficult to hire specializations, who rely not so much on global trade and on international supply lines, who also provide basic services and goods.
Grayson Clark
naive boy, if options expiry is monday, is it monday at close or monday opening bell
Josiah Flores
So is the economy collapsing due to individual consumers not spending enough money?
Or is it because of investors selling off their stocks due to low confidence in future growth?
Or is it simply because China is no longer exporting mass amounts of goods due to Coronavirus crippling their nation?
I'm so confused
All I know is that the big red line is going down, and eventually, everybody's going to get fired
Could any Yas Forumsbros explain what's going on?
Brayden Rivera
It's not collapsing. Stocks are going up again, coronavirus has disappeared, the economy is growing again.
Mason Brown
bitcoin is at 4800 is my specific market. I guess you cant fool the investors at least to make them think that everything is going to be okay. They too can see, hear, locally, internationally, from companies, from people, from just taking a walk down the street, into stores etc.
that its fucked up
when your economy fucks up, if you enter war, or if there is another peril to all. Your vision goes from development, into preservation and mitigation. That means that money that goes towards the long future is being relocated towards ventures that try to best this event best. So maybe into consulting medical companies, into low risk companies as well, into those industries that would get government assistance too.
Bitcoin and all the other coins are almost entirely "future development" for most investors. With its smart contracts and all sorts of grande promises.
Liam Ward
dead cat bounce
Leo Morales
it’s because businesses were closing or slowing production
Julian Robinson
>muh capitalism
>u-u-unless our rich friends are in trouble, then it's socialism
Kayden Lee
IT'S NOT A DEAD CAT BOUNCE! TRUMP FIXED IT! BUY THE STOCKS!
Grayson Hall
Are there day traders becoming rich because of this?
Levi Johnson
Has anything changed in your day to day life?
Isaac Sullivan
you better believe it pedro
Jonathan Kelly
Have you ever been through a financial crisis? Changes in your daily life won't happen overnight but they will happen.
Asher Jackson
>ill personnel
if people who work at a company have to stay at home, what do you think happens? If someone from administration has to stay home, it means that finances will be less well processed, orders, inventory, all of these things will be harder to do, they will take more time, a company grows less efficient.
>supply line problem
china is a giant supplier of all sorts of things, raw goods as well, but also many parts needed for electronics, also for the medical industry they are about 90% of the whole world, with many cheap medicines. If a company that buys stuff in bulk from china cannot get those things, and they cannot sell, what will happen then?
Supply line problems are not just from china, the more countries enter a quarantine and how their own factories are effected, the harder it becomes to produce
>industry/services that rely on large amounts of people gathering
like festivals, large bars, events of all sorts are now cancelled
and all of this spreads panic to the people who are part of these industries, they may get booted from their jobs, they mind have trouble finding other jobs. There may be panic in their own jobs as well. They would see problems in the operation of their company, supply lines and more.
They in turn would shift their gaze towards more feasible solutions, and they would spend less money on luxuries. Instead of a new iphone, they would spend some cash on many liters of drinking water, or ammo, or guns.
The effects this alone has, has the potential to destroy industries, a shift of focus. But combined with the stuff mentioned above (and more) it generally destroys whole economies now.
Charles Carter
Fucking nigger phone. Get an iPhone broke faggot
Adrian Torres
Thank you for the detailed response brah
Helps shed some light on what's going down
Asher Garcia
pumping usually works for regular financial boring problems, but less so for literal breakdown of goods lol, I am not really well aware of the problems at a higher financial level, but it seems obvious to me that if a factory cannot produce goods thanks to a number of factors related to the virus...thats probably not good. A financial system is meant to unify and make trade easier...but if you have nothing to trade...LOL, doesnt the whole system become moot?
Luke Moore
>BUY THE DIP!
Michael Green
That´s still like 25% less than february values.
Charles Rodriguez
this is stonks
Jeremiah Fisher
babbys first dead cat bounce
Bentley Price
t.Brand-worshiping nigger
Xavier Bailey
thank god, people are fucking dumb, basic maths, if it goes down 50% it has to go up 100% just to get back to where it was before the dip.
Oliver Long
Will today end green? Will Monday end green? I know we’re short term going down but am trying to time buying in more reverse etfs like dwsh and ddg.
Jack Anderson
why can't we just have a happening? please i want to die come on
Sebastian Jones
What the fuck if he does this I cant go over a bridge to fucking oregon??? Checked btw
Nolan Harris
bitcoin is nothing like tulip mania and you’re a fucking retard.
Isaac Butler
>Throw in $1.5 trillion in repo a day
>"Yeah, I'm thinking we're back"
No, you're not.
Julian Murphy
the market is still down more than 20% since all time high, definitely bear market territory, euro markets had to block short selling today just to contain the dumping, which is going to get investors even more panicked
the 2008 crisis took 6 months to reach it's ultimate bottom, this time it has literally dumped harder in the span of 2 weeks, and there is no end in sight for bad news yet
Oh and another thing, the 1.5 trillion dollar repo operation by the fed is not the first one, they have literally been doing it for 4 days now since monday, yesterday was just the largest amount pledged because it was dumping so hard, they are literally trying to fix this planet sized financial bubble that has been building up since 2008 with duct tape, it'll only make things worse
and guess what they are taking in collateral for those billion dollar injections? US treasury bonds, guaranteed by the US government, i.e. the american tax payer
this is A-tier bailout
>newyorkfed.org
check announcements on the side to see detail of each cash injections over the past week
Thomas Rodriguez
lol