>decade of near 0% interest rate, massive money printing, out of control spending >wealthy dumping treasuries, USD and US equities while they're at all time highs >all signals point to impending economic crash + US debt crisis >people will act like they didn't see it coming
Have you ever been so autistic that you thought the U.S. economy was about to crash when consumer confidence in the economy is the highest in 13 years? When the stock market is touching all time highs?
Have you ever been so autistic that you thought you, an autistic basement dweller, is better at predicting the economy than virtually everyone else?
Brandon Turner
Consumer confidence and stocks are always at highs before the crash. The wealthy are getting the fuck out of US equities, while mainstream for some reason is putting all their money in right now propping stocks up now.
Adrian Thompson
>wealthy are getting the fuck out of US equities
Prove it, you fucking retard
Carter Lee
>tfw live in major white minority city and don't have any friends or family anywhere else in the us w-where do I go?
Jaxson Hill
NEW FLASH
eventually it's gonna crash
So, if you keep repeating "crash" every 3 years. SOONER OR LATER...youre gonna be right
WOW...your a winner!!!!!! Fucking bafoon
Nathan Walker
I see you, leaf, shilling Obama in almost every thread on economics. Are you taking meds?
We're talking worse than 1929 crash here. Combination of massive stock crash, currency devaluation, and debt crisis.
Sebastian Morris
Can someone explain economics to me? Not the basics obviously but all this complicated shit they dont teach in school. At least just how to interpret the data on these graphs thanks
Bentley Carter
If consumer confidence is high it has nowhere else to go...
Aiden Rivera
I'm not sure we'll see 1929 ever again. We might see Germany 1923 though.
Wow, so your proof is that one Jew sold his stocks almost a year ago, and the market has gone up about 20% since that time. Meanwhile gold has gone down.
So your evidence that the wealthy are getting out of U.S. equities is one Jew who someone managed to lose money in a bull market? Are you retarded?
Brody Young
Your S&P 500 graph doesn't go to zero, so, fix that shit, it's deceptive.
Owen Garcia
Look at the y units, first graph is gov deficit/suplus. Lower is worse. Second is gov income, lower worse, etc. x is years. you know a large, rapid crash happened in 2008, and a little smaller, slower crash around 2000, and the warning signs are reappearing but much more larger, much more prominent.
Example is this graph. The y axis is medium price / revenue. A higher value means that the companies cost more but make less money. When the stock bubble poped and the market collapsed in 2008 it took the ratio back down to normal levels.
John Turner
This is literally when markets are most likely to crash. Definition of crash
Leo Gomez
Buy a Marlin 30-30 (around $400), get ammo, and go hiking in your surrounding areas (alone if you have to) to get a feel for it.
Brandon Campbell
So what is the bubble now that is going to pop because I thought it was the housing bubble in 2008?
Aaron Perry
Large cap US equities, s&p 500 due to index fund popularity, likely massive adtech and technology crash, combined with a debt crisis that will cause another financial crisis like 2008 but much larger since none of the core problems were ever addresses we just double downed on printing money to band aid it. Another real estate crash will likely be a component of this but smaller in comparison.
Elijah Hughes
there's actually a lot of validity to what OPs saying. I don't even know if it's possible to fix this without the entire system failing, which will bring the entire world down with it.
Jonathan Cook
I don't understand how after 8 years of the worst recovery in US history (Trumps words), we have stocks hitting all time highs. Something is fucky
Austin Bell
Its the last pump and dump. Mainstreet investors are starting to finally get back into the market, funds are shifting from bonds to equities in anticipation of rate increases, so stocks are pumped. When the sell off starts, its going to be bloody. They'll probably trigger multiple NYSE freezes and trigger bank runs.
Wyatt Richardson
Yeah, nothing ever hits a high before a crash.
Gavin Baker
Probably for the same reason housing crashed, and yet it's still stupidly expensive.
Elijah Smith
Would a crash like this in the US ripple through global economies?
If so, since no country would be able to come out on top would this keep the US dollar relatively stable against other currencies during these times?
Jason Adams
Yes, it will greatly affect the world economy, but the US will fair far worse. Likely lead to the USD being abandoned globally, and US economy no longer being a dominate power.
Joshua Martinez
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lmfao, does this more comforting?
Carson Hernandez
George Soros lost 1 billion off the market because Hillary lost.
Easton Ramirez
Watch any billionaire. They're selling or already sold.
David Johnson
Hello fellow doomer. Enjoying the ZH graphs. Just wait for the worldwide bond crisis. Going to be one of the greatest monetary crisis periods of all time
Eli Williams
Sells all his stocks and repeatably called the stock market a bubble many times during his debates with Hillary
Now he is taking credit for the all time highs
Does he not believe in the bubble anymore? Really confused by his behavior
Christian Stewart
Institutional investors have been selling to retail (aka dumb money) for a while now. There is an update, but couldn't find it immediately
He's creating confidence in the market, it doesn't mean that there isn't a bubble that will burst eventually
Benjamin Myers
>This will be like greece but 10 times worse. nah, you will just start another world war, winner will not pay debts
Julian Green
yeah 87 to 2001 looked 4x worse
Jordan Rodriguez
Well hes president now. He wants to take credit and talk up the market. I have no doubt average joes are feeling more confidant with republicans in control, hence the stock pump. But the actual indicator of what Trump really thinks is what he actually does with his money, and he got out.
Grayson Torres
...
Xavier Gutierrez
I think he's making a huge mistake by taking credit for the "trump bump"- he was right about it in the campaign, but maybe he is desperate for some positive coverage from mainstream outlets. He rightfully hates them, but also compulsively watches them and cares what they say since he knows older generations tend to get lots of info from tv
Nolan Barnes
Republican sentiment has absolutely skyrocked and part of me thinks that the suckers buying in are Trump supporters
You don't have to be an economist to see the signs. The Roaring Twenties leads straight into the Great Depression of the 1930s. Japan's miracle economy of the 90s came to a screeching halt despite an unprecedented era of prosperity. Even just a few examples from history can paint a picture
Jacob Evans
It's all time high because of the anticipated tax cuts, repatriations, fiscal policy. All that stuff is going straight into the bottom line of companies. think he can rightly claim credit for the current climate.
Easton Powell
So, when does the whole smash go up in flames again?
Leo Ortiz
I think the markets going to crash too... This year at least. I have about $30,000. What do I do to protect it? If the dollar does go down I'm fucked. Should I just buy inverse ETFs? If I do swap it for some other countries money they're economy will also be in a recession thanks to the globalist cucks making sure there's one world economy. What do?
Zachary Baker
Buy something that doesn't lose value.
Brayden Turner
>wealthy dumping treasuries, USD and US equities while they're at all time highs
That's how you turn a profit dumb dumb, >buy low, sell high
Of course a lot of them are selling, it's never been this high and they're trying to make money.
Nathan Kelly
everything changes value
Jacob Gomez
Invest in land. Like loveable land. $30k should get you a decent plot. If the economy doesn't crash you are still good.
Jonathan Garcia
Liveable
Angel Fisher
to hell
#1 rule of economics, do the opposite of everyone else
Jeremiah Cook
>implying no economists are predicting the same thing
Seems like something that would only be useful really long term.
Tangible goods that will skyrocket in price that you can use seem like a good middle ground.
Luke Murphy
I agree but I don't want to fall for the meme and watch my cash become nothing over night. Gold is massively inflated.
Jordan Taylor
Buy inverse oil and NASDAQ etfs.
Matthew Williams
wait for the fed to raise interest rates again. Gold takes a hit in prices when that happens.
and give peter schiff a listen, even though he profits from gold shiling
Good luck user.
Nolan Allen
bumping for info on mormons
Justin James
>all signals point to impending economic crash + US debt crisis Literally what would cause a debt crisis? Investors being bearish?
Jesus christ you fucking people
Jason Murphy
>I think the markets going to crash too... This year at least. long puts
William Jackson
>Literally what would cause a debt crisis? interest rates rising, making debt more expensive?
how are you this fucking retarded?
yellen just said a rate hike is likely
Jonathan Cox
Anyone can show you that its most likely going to crash this year. It's just the way the market works. It just needs something to push it over the edge.
Isaac Miller
Every goddamn thread there's a leaf making an ass of himself
Sebastian Scott
>not buying a 10 piece of moist nuggets go watch the road and then when you realise that it depicts your inevitable future, fucking kill yourself
Dylan Ortiz
>meme round get it in 44 mag so you can feed a revolver if it breaks user
Gabriel Fisher
and yet notice he got 100902388901280931 yous
whos more retarded? a troll of the 100902388901280931 cucks that give him exactly what he wants?
Nicholas Smith
So by that logic, raising interest rates would cause an economic crash, therefore, low interest rates are the cause of massive recoveries since 2009?
No, the reason why everything is going up is because everything is actually doing really well. Unless you actually think that all of Netflix and Amazon's new original shows are because of the Fed having low ass interest rates.
>Anyone can show you that its most likely going to boom this year. It's just the way the market works. >It just needs something to show that it won't drop. I can do the same, fuckface
Jordan Barnes
>buys faggot gun >plans for when it inevitably breaks you should just shove that gun right deep inside your own anus this very minute, then reach your finger inside your own asshole and pull the trigger
Austin Baker
Land is overpriced in many areas now. Land prices fluctuate with housing prices because building new houses is a thing.
Austin Rodriguez
How fucking autistic are you? Take a look a the history of the US economy before you post again.
Camden Kelly
not an argument
Eli Jackson
not an argument
John Bennett
>So by that logic, raising interest rates would cause an economic crash if rates are raised to quickly or steeply, then undoubtedly yes it would cause a crash. sorry if you are too retarded to understand highschool level economics.
>therefore, low interest rates are the cause of massive recoveries since 2009?
again yeah pretty much they made money free so that anyone with good credit could borrow unlimited $$ and pump it back into the stock market and catch the ride up.
welcome to gradeschool economics.
>No, the reason why everything is going up is because everything is actually doing really well
yeah no way snapchat isnt worth $26Billion, pinterest is also undervalued at $11 billion, same with apple at $730 billion dollars... nah no bubble there
Joshua Ross
Brandon at alt-market.com thinks the (((central bankers))) will pull the rug from under the economy now that they have Trump and "populist uprisings" to take the blame.
If you want to short the market you buy long puts or sell futures. Inverse ETFs don't track very well.
Joshua Edwards
>durr da economy r crashin I hope it's not as bad as the shemitah was
Nathaniel Gonzalez
Here's the thing. Greece is still here. So is Italy, Spain, Portugal.
This is about shearing you stupid goy, not skinning you. We sheared hard in 2008. I'd guess the market melts up and up and up while the dollar strengthens.
Its not that the dollar is strong, its how much weaker the rest of the world has become since QE forced central banks worldwide to print as well.
The jews pulled a fast one. Go long.
Kevin Campbell
>leaf lecturing me on guns careful there might be Mounties on here kemosabe
Robert Long
>makes argument so retarded he flat out plainly gets called a retard >"huurrrr thats not an argument"
retard detected
Connor Campbell
not an argument
Eli Kelly
Still not an argument. Address the part of his argument that is retarded. If it's so retarded it should be easy for you to refute.
i did fuckhead, i made a post where i ripped every single retarded thing he said apart retard
sorry you are too retarded to read posts
retard
Caleb Bell
>Citing Snapchat unironically Opinion discarded. Not even gonna address the rest of your post.
Hudson Moore
>i have no rebuttal to your real world examples so i am instead just not going to address what you said
yep. third strike retard youre out
Andrew Walker
His job is to create confidence in the US. What matters is what he does if it starts crashing.
Daniel Rodriguez
>massive recoveries
The stock market continuing to climb does not indicate strong recovery like you'd think. You can thank quantitative easing pumping money into stocks for that.
Julian Collins
>uses logic on retard >it doesnt work
truly shocking
Asher Rogers
Snapchat hasn't even been public for a month. How in the fuck does that show that there's a bubble? And don't even try to bring this on me, you were the one who made the claim at the start.
Michael Scott
>evaluates value of a public tech company >Doesn't like company picked >Ignores point
Please stop being retarded.
Samuel Hall
The point isn't about snapchat specifically moron. There are many examples of companies being way over valued in stock value. But hey with all of that free money why would people stop trading the rising commodities?
Elijah Murphy
>Snapchat hasn't even been public for a month. >"The length of period that a stock has been public is a determining factor in whether its fairly priced or not"
4th strike retard. you are even if you somehow miraculously manage to hit a pitch now you will still and always be a retard.
stop talking because you know nothing about the stock market or the economy as a whole for that matter
Evan Fisher
You have to be a shill, there's no way anyone can deny there's not a bubble. Do you know how to find the actual value of a stock?
Logan Ramirez
Got baptised last Saturday. Feels good, man!
Nathan Thompson
deny there's a bubble*
Ryder Ramirez
>meme police chief soberly talks down some bug Irish drunk with a gun Wow this must be like your version of a great historical victory huh
Nathaniel Reed
The shills are in maximum overdrive lately. Rather annoying because their bait tactics are quite good compared to CTR.
Brody Lee
look
i dont know if its a bubble, but to say that it definitely isnt is very dangerous and potentially financially devastating.
there are signs out there that point to it being a bubble and there are signs out there that the economy is doing well.
these two things arnt mutually exclusive.
well performing stocks can still be overvalued.
again il repeat what i first said, if you think its a bubble then buy puts, if you dont then you have nothing to worry about, shit maybe even sell puts (dont do this)