Don't put too much money into the market rn
Don't put too much money into the market rn
Tyler Martinez
Kevin Johnson
i've been all in for years though and the only thing
i've ever sold was SHIB
Dominic Edwards
"sources say"
"on track"
Aaron Adams
Crash all asset prices but energy. Very clever.
Ethan Bennett
>dont buy the dip before QQQ inevitably reaches ATH again in 2023
im not sitting on sidelines in an only up (longterm) market
Ryder Nelson
what the fuck is much money to you?
i need to know if am already fucked or just a step away
Jordan Cox
user, you already look fucked.
for me, 1k is enough
I cant afford to loose shit
Jonathan Lee
>a half-point hike will totally kneecap 10 point inflation, believe me
Luis Hall
i just invested 1k into DVDX
when is the fucking pump.
a, bout to kill me
Sebastian Carter
IT. DOESN'T.
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James Barnes
FOR FUCKS SAKE
Jacob Garcia
>normie news media going out of the way to try and tell people that a rate hike is definitely going to happen
Hmm...
Kayden Watson
im putting my money into startups on sol prime, the only way to do 100x right now
Angel Anderson
chill out man. Alts will pump
Dylan Barnes
priced in
no really, its literally priced in already
Justin Brown
Everything the last month has shown us is literally nothing is priced in. Keep parroting the same shit though.
Aaron Rivera
subhuman zoomer shitskins have no idea how the real world works
Juan Perez
About to buy a house. Will this affect interest rates on loans?
Aiden Baker
this
talk is of a 1/4 to 1/2 a point
nothing will change
Adrian Carter
Yes. They will go up. That being said rates just dropped a few points. Hurry up and buy if you are planning to.
Isaiah Reed
nobody believes the rate themselves will stop the inflation train
the idea is that raising rates is the pin that pops the bubble valuations in most overstretched markets and the subsequent demand destruction will tame inflation, oil price spikes only increases the strength of this trend
for reference see how 2008 played out
also don't buy energy right now its unsustainably high, demand destruction will settle accounts