how can the market be considered forward-looking when it has been powered by tech companies purchasing their own shares using cheap debt for the past 10+ years? how can it be priced in when what has been happening is NOT, in fact, "pricing in" at all but just the movement of cheap debt what happens when the fuel of cheap debt begins to disappear?
If crude is really about to go green after being down 6% it has to mark an interim bottom. Saudis tell Biden to fuck off and we go back to 100 next week
Owen Harris
Everyone want to be Volcker until it's time to do Volcker shit.
Liam Diaz
Wouldn't cheap debt drying up make the crypties desolately poor? They are entirely reliant on the fed reserve pumping their bags.
Kek I’d laugh so much if it was the Saudis dumping so Biden loses all his leverage before the meeting
Caleb Gonzalez
Remember how from 2020 until the end of 2021 everyone daid the market can't possibly go higher this is the top. Only it wasn't and the markets just kept running until The end of 2021. Yeah this is that but in reverse it's going to be a long way down. Better find something you want to hold forever and just buy it because we are going to see lows not seen in a long time.
$100 billion sounds like a lot if you don't know that's how much income apple makes every year. They have $50 billion cash on hand and only did $100 billion of buybacks.
Even if sales dipped 50% next year they could pay it off in two years
Noah Barnes
Tim Soxl likes to bet on the ponies. He uses company funds to gamble, and now the debt is deep.
Benjamin Rogers
k dude all-in long-dated calls then i guess the ride will truly never end
