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How do expect the coming rate hikes to affect your internet money?
Ethan Smith
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Brayden Thomas
99.99% priced in
Liam Ortiz
It'll go down a little, then up a lot
But there won't be any rate hikes
Jose Clark
unironically priced in. that's what the last correction was all about. new ath in march after first rate hike relief rally
Connor Allen
Priced in fren
Joseph Baker
Rate hikes are a buy the rumor, sell the news event like most things in investing
Long term higher interest rates create more money being inflationary
Short term they can suck money out of circulation but rates are so low no one is going to buy bonds or put large amounts in interest bearing accounts
Crypto, stocks, real estate can all outperform bonds or debt instruments
Ian Allen
>the coming rate hikes
HEY HEY HEEEEEEY
BOND CONNEEEEEEEEEEECT
YOU CANNOT TAPER A PONZI SCHEME
RATES WILL BE LOWERED UNTIL GOYHM IS DEPRIVED OF ALL HIS ASSETS BY CENTRAL BANKERS WHO GET TO BUY THEM FOR FREE
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Caleb Bell
priced in
Isaiah Hernandez
based rational chad keeping it real for the faggots on Any Forums
Elijah Jenkins
what rate hikes?
Ayden James
priced in newfag
Jonathan Perez
Things will probably get choppy for a few days. Some faggots will try to leapfrog the market and start selling and shorting hard before the announcement, then it will spike, and then dump again as people try to figure out if the news is actually good or bad.
Mason Williams
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100% bull reply to slightest bearish question, yep, we're heading towards a massive crash sooner rather than later, buckle up boyos.
Ryder Perry
wasn't the same shit already talked about last month?
Jordan Howard
crash coming soon, niggers
Mason Anderson
watch now as 20 moonboys backtrack
Luke Campbell
>100% bull reply to slightest bearish question, yep, we're heading towards a massive crash sooner rather than later, buckle up boyos.
people who counter trend trade sentiment are wrong 90% of the time but vocal all the time
judging normie or expert sentiment is worse than timing the markets
i get so tired of reading idiots who are wrong constantly act like they are right
Cooper Hall
Exceptionally well. The more the stinky dollar gets abused well beyond its capacity, the faster people will want to fire the Fed. Rate hikes will bring Bitcoin spot ETFs and state treasuries that much closer.
Henry Walker
>priced in
The market DOES NOT price everything in. If it did BTC would be worth a quintillion. Prices are determined by how much people buy and sell.
If interest rates stay high there is less M2 and M3 in creation. People will sell their BTC and others to pay for food, clothing, shelter, etc. if they stop getting paid from their usual sources of income.
John Butler
There's no point trying to argue with the efficient market fags. The ones who believe "priced in" are a certain form of midwit who are smart enough to know light economic theory, but not alt theories that exist in practice.
The thing i try to argue to them is that if "priced in" is real, it is mathematically impossible to beat the market in a statistically significant manner, and all trading strategies would result in returns less than or equal to standard market returns.
But theyre not even thinking of trading/investing in that way
Brody Thomas
>There's no point trying to argue with the efficient market fags.
I think they don't have a mechanical, and game theory grasp of the Fractional Reserve Banking monetary system we have.
If they did they might price it in. Though I don't fully understand all the debt vs all the M1, M2, and M3. Michael Burry and Ray Dalio seem to know how to calculate this.
If the lifeblood of the economy (money) were to get choked off with too many, and too prolonged rate hikes people will do anything they can to avoid eviction and defaulting on their mortgages.
Too bad Any Forums is not as smart as Any Forums is when it comes to figuring things out. I'd like to see a mega thread of who sells what depending on the current debt and M2 vs interest rate hikes.