Reminder that that the fed increased the bills in circulation by 33% during the pandemic. So while the supply chain absolutely effects prices, anyone placing the blame of inflation on anyone but the printing of the central bank is a fucking jew and needs to be called out
Nope. But once inflation is under control you can cash it in user. Get your principial back risk free + coupons collected The next calc is in october. I dont think it perfectly matches the fed rate based of historical examples.. However with another 75bp hike -- I think the new fed rate is going to be around 3% I would say wait. New rates drop is soon. No need to rush. You buy ibonds with expectation that inflation is persistent.
Camden Wright
How much of that money has been wiped away with the crypto and stock blood bath?
Caleb Rogers
Someone needs to remind these kids that bonds are hilariously safe especially ibonds
Jace Torres
That money just ended up in bank accounts doing nothing for awhile. Fed did nothing wrong except waiting too long to act.
Ryan Wright
Remember when they printed that massive amount near the beginning at 0% rate and companies just fucking bought their own stock?
Lol Lmao
Ryder Stewart
Best senate trader is buying ARKK. What the fuck is going on? Are we really going to squeeze shitstocks higher?
About 2-3% of american wealth was wipe away in the last quarter due to the fall in equities and real estate wiping away 6 trillion.
Aiden Cooper
>Despite all the economic warning signs and the market breaks in March and May 1929, stocks resumed their advance in June and the gains continued almost unabated until early September 1929 (the Dow Jones average gained more than 20% between June and September). The market had been on a nine-year run that saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average increase in value tenfold, peaking at 381.17 on September 3, 1929. it even matches up with the months, and the 9 year bull run
James Stewart
Stop thinking in terms of money and start looking beyond money.
Carter Baker
Oh don't worry, I am aware of the stability of bonds. I thought it was a bug with my broker initially when the price didn't move, but they really are just super stable and solid. It'd be a shame if something came and upset that apple cart.
despite me warning him not to, or to at least ease into it a bit. I have found out that my dad put 500k of his 401k back into the market at the top of august kek.
Its even worse this time because of the debt to gdp ratio. Remember that's the proverbial linch pin. The debt and the interest on the debt could be so high that the fed will have to keep rates low even if they need to raise them. Just to keep it so the state can pay its debt
Ryder Lewis
Have you become a be-bodhisatva through the transcendentally bad financial decisions you've made now baggot?
Hunter Price
Did Cathie find a new old Boomer sugar daddy to fill her aching holes with gamma?
Hudson Baker
Eh, August to now isn't a huge dip and a decent discount compared to 9 months ago. Not the worst decision if he holds for another few years. Timing is hard.
Levi Bell
Who else here /wyckoffmethod/? Am I the only one among boomers who use it?
Fed relief soon. As yields go up real estate as investments worth go down. All the money plowed into real estate was "yield chasing" fed rates above 3.5% is pretty damn close to them offloading investment properties and buying bonds instead
