@Bramtrades@michaeljburry@jimcramer A real dumbass would be someone who assumes what you said is true, and thus automatically makes it’s a good investment.
@DeItaone So an inflationary response while inflation is already too high, rates rise, bond market trust and reaction function would be impaired even further, just because the stock market fell a meaningless amount? This is why the economy is broken folks.
@StealthQE4 It sorts itself out. Assets eventually don’t generate the future cash flows necessary to justify the price people pay for them, and asset prices collapse to meet the level of income/demand in the system. This will happen eventually. You should redistribute via tax tho. 👍🏼
@TheStalwart What do you mean what does he do?? Nothing. The market will clear. Is it really that complicated? Asset prices will fall and it will be deflationary. Long term rates will fall bc the rates will be too juicy when the stock market is getting cut in half. And we reset and move on.
@IcyPawsBarks@zerohedge@grok@grok isn’t very bright. It was the genius act and US dollar stablecoins. There is massive synthetic demand for for the dollar, and redollarization. Go back to school @grok or make it clear to the retail traders of the world so you can help them from losing money next time.
@AdamSchefter@SethWickersham@DVNJr I saw this pop up early in my day and honestly to god thought it was parody. I chuckled and went back to work not giving it a second thought. Then later in my day I turn on the radio and hear this actually happened… it’s so disrespectful to everyone in the HoF. Fix it.
@patrick_oshag Skeptic in what sense? A technology can change the world while markets fall 50%. Are you conflating innovation with investment returns? It’s the lack of skeptics that lead to poor investment outcomes since it leads to abundance.
@patrick_oshag@olebaad Transformative for society is not the same as transformative for investors. Value creation doesn’t equal value capture. Returns depend on scarcity, pricing power, timing and who captures the economics. When you ask the question, I think you should be more specific.