Can any of you retards tell me why the market is falling?

Market go up
Market go down
Can't explain that

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Every country is producing less things, less resources available to the same amount of people. High debt which pulled forward spending on resources into the future is now wrecking the productivity of the entire globe. It would have happened back in 2019 if not for the Covid stimulus, they kept trying to kick the can down the road and now they've run out of road.

The biggest debt cycle in history is finally reaching a deflationary bust, Covid just made the entire thing just incredibly more unstable and while the can was kicked by a couple of years by massive stimulus, the FED is out of tools to trully fight the next recession, hence the aggressive rate hikes and quantitative tightening.
The FED is fully aware that recession / depression is the only way forward out of the inflationary monster they helped create with the huge demand (stimulus) / supply (Covid) unbalance that is currently in effect.
Add to that the heavy geopolitical tensions currently at play that is adding a lot of extra inflation to the mix.
Honestly I could go for hours with this but Im done for now.

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Markets have been pricing in everything in a most positive way. Turns out reality is a little different.

Basically the market has bounced back up to test the 200 DMA on SPY, this was triggered by a perceived 'softening' by the federal reserve in June/July.
Many in the market were attempting to front-run an anticipated rate freeze or cut by the federal reserve, that might be the end of QT.
Since then, there have been many signs that the federal reserve has little intention to do this, including recently, the federal reserve heads themselves saying they will maintain high rates well into next year.
However the market was dead set on filling the technical pattern up to test the 200 SMA regardless, this is partly because of options flow up to 430 on SPY, that was dragging SPY up and also the general lack of volume in the market to react to signals.

Now that the market has hit the 200 however, and institutions have cashed out on options, the market has full permission to find it's real value based on both deteriorating economic conditions combined with quantitative tightening.
In fact because if this whipsaw effect the market may end up overcorrected in the opposite direction with an elevator down.

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Yeah I told the same weeks ago when I placed my shorts and then everything started skyrocketing.

>quantitative tightening.
lmao

This things... they take time you know?

why are all you recessioniggers out in force all of a sudden? last week every single last one of you were on team pivot. I fucking hate how crowd sentiment keeps turning on a dime, it's fake as fuck

Yep and they have to extremely conservative with this process, otherwise you can hurt the bond market and collapse the entire thing.

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Only brain-haver on this board today.

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Even youtubers were calling this
I've known for a while what the reversal after 17.5k was meant to be temporary before the bull run comes back on.
I refuse to buy anything until October

by 200SMA do you mean the 200 simple moving average and SPY as in the s&p500 etf? I sitll don't understand the correlation... could you explain with maybe like monkeys and bananas?

Imagine thinking internet money has any value at all. You get what you deserve no cap.

Team pivot? I hate how its all about beliefs nowadays, nobody is actually looking at the important data, yield curve inversion, the Debt to GDP, the aging working class population and the declining productivity in the entire world, the current sudden deglobalization... What actual reason is there to be bullish about the markets??? What is actually improving?