JUDGEMENT DAY - ACTUAL HAPPENING

Today is very quietly a very significant day. The absolute "tipping point" towards chaos just occurred today. Essentially the august jobs report came out today, and revealed that the economy is, without a sliver of a doubt, in a massive bubble in the middle of starting to pop.
Essentially for those who haven't read into the collapsing economy:
The only reason anyone is still investing is because the falling price of gasoline gives them hope for the economy since the price of gasoline controls so much of the price of everything else (due to shipping costs).

The report released today is the tipping point because it revealed \ that gasoline was actually the only thing to go down in price, whereas everything else went up, including food and rent, which surprised a lot of major investors despite all the based ones knowing this was coming.

Now the big capital investors can't hype themselves up with copium with low gas prices anymore, the economy is without a doubt imploding, which means the federal reserve is without a doubt going to raise interest rates, which means literally everyone looking to either invest on margin (majority of big traders) or open a new business or even buy a car is completely fucked.
The only sensible move in this situation for any businessman whether you're a billionaire Jew or a poor Arab bicycle salesman is to pull your capital out of anything remotely volatile until things cool down unless you know for sure certain commodities are going up. (Like the chads who invested in gasoline before obama won).

Essentially what this means is that any hope for us to not enter a massive economic meltdown has completely faded away, and the next two years are going to get really ugly, really fast, especially in December-January when the current revelations have had enough time to truly impact things even further as the domino effect continues.
Thanks for coming to my Any Forumstard talk.

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OH RIGHT.

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Pump

>2 more weeks
tldr, finance is not a rigorous science

>in the middle of starting to pop
i was in the middle of starting to bump this thread but then i realized we're not on so fuck it

Well, well, well
If it isn't the consequences of my actions

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Big tech is freezing hiring and firing a LOT of people. They run on near-zero interest loans, the interest rates must come up to curb hyperinflation so this means an end to the free money. Fed chief guy has said that they aren't even trying for a soft landing any more.

It’s ok OP. Biden is fighting inflation by giving away digital dollar currency tokens in unprecedented amounts all over the globe. Just be patient, everything will be fine, you’ll see!!

Get long and stay long you fucking pussy.

>le clueless

Nothing ever happens

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Kek nobody gets long any more except suckers.

Brother I have printed so much money the last 13 years everytime you beta cuck doomers start deepthroating some bullshit apocalypse narrative. Best part is you will celebrate as it drops slightly lower as if your thesis is correct, then perma bulls just rip your fucking ass out AGAIN.

>the economy is without a doubt imploding, which means the federal reserve is without a doubt going to raise interest rates
That's the exact opposite of what will happen, though later. A financial collapse is what causes the Fed to stop tightening.

Don’t waste your time user, Any Forums is too stupid to understand anything to do with the economy. Good post tho…

Pol is usually dumb enough to fall for this shit more like. Bears only fucking lose.

You're completely wrong. Everyone raises interest rates when the economy implodes. Everytime hungary has gone into recession they raised interest rates. You don't even know anything, not even about your own country, so please shut up.

You need to broaden your vocabulary, essentially.

If you had properly and thoroughly read the post you'd understand there is zero advocacy for being a bear. You're just taking this sentence:

>The only sensible move in this situation for any businessman whether you're a billionaire Jew or a poor Arab bicycle salesman is to pull your capital out of anything remotely volatile

Out of context because you're maybe slow or day drunk due to no life and didn't read this

>unless you know for sure certain commodities are going up. (Like the chads who invested in gasoline before obama won).

This Pussy eating up the red numbers narrative while citadel sells him puts and rubs their hands together. They let him make money for a little bit, then they paint a chart in such a way he will short it all the way back up, give it all back, and then some. Fucking goys can't trade for shit, purely reactionary retards.

You're telling people to raise cash after the dollar had one of it's most aggressive rallies in decades. You sell cash into dollar strength, and buy cash into dollar weakness, not the other way around as you are implying.

Nah you're fulla shit, homey. Long is a dumb move in a shit economy. No successful institution is long any more unless they're quarterbacking some lame duck stock.

Gotta stay flexible on the eve of WWIII.

>It's happening!
>Source: Twitter
2 more weeks.

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Stay in cash and stay short then if you want, you can cry all the way up in 2024/2025 about "mUh MaRkEt disconnected from mUh fUnDaMeNtAlS."

Fucking goyim man, I don't know why I bother.

It will hit the fan after the elections. Gas is only down BC we dipped into our oil reserves. Hope yall niggas can shoot well.

Low interest rates are a sign of depression if the economy has money, since there's still the same amount of money, but less to invest in. The few people who remain creditworthy get swamped with lenders trying to give them their cash for even a pittance of interest.
High interest rates as a sign of economic expansion, since they show that there is lots of demand for credit from borrowers. When the central bank tightens into a depression, it's just shoving a car as it's already falling down a cliff.
Pic related is the rate for 3-month T-bills (short duration bonds), clearly showing that it collapsed in 29. The Fed lowered interest rates in the resultant depression and tried to hike in 1937, but gave up because of the 1937 recession.
What would be the benefit of raising interest rates in a depression?

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I hate to agree with the '2 more weeks' shitters, but dude you've been saying this for 15 fucking years now. They'll keep it going for as long as they want to keep it going, and when they're done they'll pull the plug. Neither you, I, nor anyone else has any control or special insider knowledge of when that's going to happen. Could be 2 weeks from now, could be another 15 years from now, could be never and we just slowly rot away for eternity.

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He IS right though. Rates get raised to the jewish bankers can keep their profits as their risk increases.
When the bottom falls out and the economy crashes, that IS when rates come down in order to stimulate the bounce.

>cash
HAHAHAhahahaaaaa

hooooooooooooo boy

Not sure about them being raised specifically for Jewish bankers, but Jewish bankers do know that rises are coming (though this time there's a lot of fighting the Fed) and get out fast enough, whereas the normiegoyim with Robinhood only get in at that moment.
This is where the metaphor of the shoe shine boy giving stock advice comes from.