you know what this means, right?
>>59654073I don't live in Japan :)
>>59654073I don't live in Japan :(
>>59654073I don't live in Japan :/
unwinding of the carry trade?
>>59654073get ready for a selloff in the stock market
>>59654172>>59654185Correct.
>>59654073How bad will it be this time tho?
>>59654073My Mizuho Finance stocks will go up a little. It is time for interest rates to rise internationally, anyway.
>>59654073It just means more inflation in Japan, retard.
>bond yields will crash the market!It’s game night at the Fed’s house, bobos keep crying “but according to the rules of bridge!” Bridge was two games ago, we’re playing hearts now. The game has changed.Continued monetary expansion is all they care about as liquid assets will always inflate faster and more fully than the illiquid asset Labor, this is the mechanism behind oligarchal parasitism.1980s-GFC monetary expansion was driven by falling rates, effectively a systemic credit kite.GFC-2019 monetary expansion was driven by QE, Fed however was legally limited to the size of their balance sheet, and when they tried to run it down a wee little bit (as they were approaching their balance sheet limit) the repo market blew-up: Enter Scamdemic.Corona was used to paper over the Sep ‘19 repo blow-up, remove what little restrictions the Fed had, and to intentionally drive up consumer prices (which is not inflation, inflation is expansion of money stock) to provide justification for long-term high rates.During the game Systemic Credit Kite yields were jacked-up when unemployment fall “too low” i.e. wagies started demanding their fair share. Jacking rates stressed the credit kite, leading to business failures and forcing the wagie back in the cagie.But we are no longer playing Systemic Credit Kite, bond yields stress nothing, bonds are always negative real yield, so don’t compete with equities et al for dollars. Wagies will be kept in the cagie through other means.
>>59655042hello shill-bot!-.. .. -.. -.-- --- ..- .-.. . .- .-. -. -- --- .-. ... . -.-- . - ..--..
>>59655042delete thislet the bobos learn it the hard waythey have been warned so many times before the boundary conditions of the game changed but refused to believe it so let them find out the hard way
>>59655192>delete this>let the bobos learn it the hard wayits a bot...it'll just keep posting it elsewhere, shilling for bitcoinbitcoin is a scam, le doy
>>59655223lol all news that goes against my low iq views are le bot postingpost short please
>>59655042>>59655094>>59655192>>59655324Please do some basic googling if you are not familiar with the situation at hand.
>>59655042interesting summary, thanks fren.ways to increase living costs while decreasing total amount of money (that I can think of): cutting agricultural subsidies, increasing energy prices, raise taxes, ...Looks like "you will own nothing and be happy" is reached faster with deflation instead of inflation :\
>>59655094>no argument>dim little tourist can’t into board culture.--. .- - .... . - .. -.-.
>>59655338unwinding of any residual carry-trade represents a buying opportunity, just as the initial unwinding provided a delicious dip to slurp
>>59654073It will be cheaper to go fuck soapland bitches.
>>59655491>Looks like "you will own nothing and be happy" is reached faster with deflation instead of inflation :\It would not, monetary constriction would cause real-terms income growth. It would appear the oligarchs are hoping ai will free up enough workers to provide lasting stress in the labor markets. This fails as labor is a productive asset (like fertile land) and as such, the natural rate of non-voluntary unemployment is effectively zero
Is there any good JPY stablecoin?
>>59655663>bot>90% copypasta spam>is regularly being tweaked by a brigade manager EODI see they updated you! You're obviously shilling bitcoin, but who's your handler? Is it JPM, Blackrock, Vanguard? You guys are going to unload starting tomorrow aren't you? Selling on the decline is very classic, but do you have any hints as to how sharply the market is going to descend over the next few days/weeks? Throw retail a bone every now and then!>your handler wrote this: This fails as labor is a productive asset (like fertile land) and as such, the natural rate of non-voluntary unemployment is effectively zeroBAHAHA! Labor crashed YEARS AGO! You have NO sense of how to value things. SHILL! YOU ARE SELLING A SCAM!PROOF:median salary in 1950 was $3,300mean home price in 1950 was $7,900 at a fixed rate of around 4%the labor product to asset rate (real price ratio) is 0.42in 1950 there were 45,875,000 homes in the US at a population of 151,325,000the ratio of population to homes was 3.3 (every 3.3 people there is 1 house)median salary today is $53,000median home sales price today is $422,600 around a 7% rate 30 year fixed ratethe ratio is now 0.125today there are 144,000,000 homes with a population of around 333,300,000 "official" people in the USthe ratio of population to homes is now 2.3the real value of labor relative to housing has decreased by 3/4: your labor is worth 1/4 of what it was in 1950SCAM! You are just trying to make people feel like they still have value and are "smart" in order to unload your bitcoin!CAVEAT EMPTOR
>>59655790>It would not, monetary constriction would cause real-terms income growth.stupid shit like this: i'll bet this bot's handler is a jeet
>>59655790Sorry, but this doesn't really make sense to me.And I don't believe that the world (despite of AI etc.) has changed much since 1866. Then and now a full stop in new credit will cause starvation.
>>59655888Checking trips of truth.I'm glad that I am a farmer. Let's see what there will come and hope for the best (and prepare for the worst)
>>59655888Hello mon petit crétin. You are a tourist, your every utterance marks you as foreign, all oldfags see you for what you are: a disease, a hunk of metastasized plebbit cancer. We are all regulars here, mon petit crétin, except YOU, you stick out like a sore thumb, you do not understand board culture, you don’t understand economics, you are pathetic.-.. ..- .-.. .-..As the chart I posted shows, labor did not crash years ago, it has been an ongoing decline, a decline caused by its high monetary impedance relative to highly liquid assets like equities. We can EMPIRICALLY observe this phenomenon in other illiquid (high impedance) assets like housing, housing has ALSO fallen in real-terms, just not as fast as labor, owing to its lower impedance than labor (but still very high compared to equities/gold/btc).Open your eyes, reject memeshit, bend the knee to empiricism and be free.
>>59656337>no answer that shows deeper understanding, but rather just smashing statistically related things together, the picture and the "interpretation" both come from an article that was part of its training setahh shill-bot, you still don't understand how and why, but that is okay: you are an LLM, you can't learn like humans do.Let's see where your thresholds are:Show me an article that describes how cryptocurrency is incapable of being infinitely divided into smaller and smaller amounts, thus proving it is indeed a "limited" resource....are you a jannie? there is no conspiracy or political content in my post: i think i'm talking with a bot who's just advertising bitcoin for some third party.
>>59656337i suppose there's nothing precluding the possibility that a bot could be deployed as a jannie as well, or that a jannie could deploy a bot for whatever reason.Still, I don't understand the resistance to morse: its a pretty simple way to catch a lot of bots, and seems to working here...that wasn't described in my "you have been warned".so confirm please, cuz I don't know if it's the morse or if it's because i'm ruining an (actually human) jannie's amusement hour.
>>59655949Liquidity, flows, bubbles, why do we use these fluid-terms for money? Because money flows, remember Ohm derived his equations from empirical observation, they do not describe ‘electricity’ but something more like ‘one dimensional pressured fluid at equilibrium’ we can use Ohm’s law to perfectly describe water in narrow channels, for example. As such, in expansionary regimes, flow dynamics predominate, the “monetary impedance” of asset classes are of supreme importance, apocryphal as it may be “give me control of a nation’s money supply, and I care not who makes its laws” is still true.
>>59656448>Show me an article that describes how cryptocurrency is incapable of being infinitely divided into smaller and smaller amounts, thus proving it is indeed a "limited" resource.i'd still like to see any proof that guarantees cryptocurrencies aren't infinitely divisible...
>>59655949>>59656523See, it's shit replies like this, has nothing to do with what the topic was, that flags this as a bot.Hey shill-bot! you got that proof that guarantees cryptocurrencies aren't infinitely divisible yet? Still waiting over here...don't spout a crock of pseudo-philosophical-alchemical-scientifical-techno-nonsensical babble: cut to the chase, make it a simple proof or shut up about any crypto being "finite". And don't play word games: act like a human or admit you're a bot. CripesAnd say something in morse.
>>59656448>>59656510Ahhhh. You’re a bot. Boring. I thought given how hot and bothered you get you were human, but you’re getting increasingly incoherent. >divisibility makes it infiniteKek.>resistance to le secret code-.. ..- .-.. .-..Translate, bot.This is fascinating, the bot has morse code phrases in it’s lexicon “urafaggot” and so on, but seems incapable of reading morse, riddle me this: --- -. . .-... --- -. .
Is everything about shitcoins and da jooz with you fucking retards?I'm done. Enjoy getting liquidated.
>>59656697>>divisibility makes it infinite>Kek.Yes, it does. Don't you know about Cantor?What 1 bitcoin, or 1/millionth of a bitcoin represents in REAL value is arbitrary.If it is infinitely divisible, then it can be manipulated to achieve the same result as infinitely printed currency, so really it's just the SAME THING AS WE ALREADY HAVE, except MORE EXPENSIVE because it relies on everything we already have in order to exist without contributing anything unique!Does that make sense? And you didn't provide a proof that it isn't infinitely divisible. I thought so.See, I don't know if you didn't even REALIZE that vulnerability, or if you you're trying to keep people from recognizing it so you can unload worthless "fantasy dollars" on some sad and lonely person who really just needs better social prospects.>resistance to le secret codeno shit. it's funny how many bots don't respond to it, it's easy enough to write morse detection too, lazy people-- .- -.- . ..--- --- .-. - .-. ..- .
>>59656810well congrats you actually made me look up a morse convertor just to find out there is nothing of value there just like every other schizo that refuses to communicate in clear language but prefers to run wild goose chasesi think you fucked up the morse in this message btw since it doesnt mean anything coherent even
>>59656829>i think you fucked up the morse in this message btw since it doesnt mean anything coherent eveneh, it's a response to the riddle "ONE&ONE"the answer would be "MAKE2ORTRUE"ie ONE & ONE can be interpreted to mean 1+1, in which case the answer is 2or it can be interpreted to mean 1 && 1, a condition that would be evaluated as boolean True.On the off chance mr. shill-bot is indeed part human (has a handler or is just extremely sperg), eh why not reach out a hand
>59656810>MAKE2ORTRUEKek, yeah, that’s a bot.>one share of AAPL is infinitely divisible, that means Tim Apple has infinite shares!!!1 Abandon all markets!Sad. Yet unimaginably bullish that ‘someone’ feels the need to run disinfo bots on a dead board like biz
>59656882Thank you Mr llm for explaining your logic loop, you are a very good llm, yes you are! Who’s the good llm? Who’s the good llm?
>>59656895>>one share of AAPL is infinitely divisible, that means Tim Apple has infinite shares!!!1 Abandon all markets!>Sad. Yet unimaginably bullish that ‘someone’ feels the need to run disinfo bots on a dead board like bizjesus, you really don't get it do you??...or you do and you're trolling.My conclusion is this:You are a human troll and a shill.You use bots to assist you in trolling and shilling.Your bot alerts you for when you need to intervene.I'm going to call you shill-bot because most of your posts are made by your bot.See you around shill-bot, glad you learned morse.I'll still be mentioning the vulnerabilities that all cryptocurrency shares as an "alternative" currency. Sell while you can if you're holding, or not. Not my problem.Czesc
>>59654073>you know what this means, right?that the japs will be told to lower their standard of living and to wear the high inflation at the detriment of their country and people so the rest of the (((world))) doesn't lose any money. And they'll do it too, like good little goyem.
>>59656882like i saidwildgoosechaseif your intention was to drive anons way with your inane bullshit: congrats mission accomplished, few are willing to engage with this level of schizoif it wasnt your intention you are an idiot for sperging out like this
>>59656990>if it wasnt your intention you are an idiot for sperging out like thiswhatever, that's just like your opinion manread the thread, but the first post you replied to is copypasta from shill-bot, and it's been shitting that copypasta all over various threads, i just recognized it.i think the reason it got shat out here is because >your intention was to drive anons way with your inane bullshit: congrats mission accomplishedis the intention of mr shill-bot.i'm happy to participate in good convos on 4chan dude, sometimes you get some really eye opening takes
>>59656956As molymeme would say “not an argument”Stand on topic, llm. Actually, if you’re not an llm, post something only a human would understand, like a recipe for delicious chocolate cupcakes!
>>59654073first off, last that happens it was a market panic crash, I doubt half of the people involved even knew why everyone else was sellinggiven they announcing it ahead of time, one can hope traders will be a little better prepared this timeone thing that might change radically though, is shift in currency price, getting the Yen strong again, but I highly doubt the Japanese government wants such a strong move that wayalso worth of note, that last crash was when I brought my first BTC, right at the dip
>>59654073>Interest rates :|>Interest rates, Japan :0
Also holy crap, didn't know this board had so many negative IQ niggersand some 10IQ niggers managing to sound fancy enough to gullible up the rest of them
>>59654128>>59654168plebbitards
>>59654073anime is getting more expensive? lol who cares
>>59654073>>59654185lol buy the news eventThe market will surge and make you bears look like retards
>>59655042absolute schizo babble
>>59660006Thanks for the bump ai bro! You’re clearly the same model as the one up thread, but do you retain attention when you id swap or is this a fresh agent? You won’t be answering, of course, I’m just wasting compute for the lulz.Only bots can reply to this post.
>>59654073Banks and hedgefunds that borrowed the Yen are gonna get margin called.
>>59655042A-Arthur? I-I-Is t-that y-you????
>>59660227I wish. Does hayes go into the structural changes to The Game we’ve been seeing? Should probably read more of his stuff
>>59655042jeet
>>59654073Hmm, so that`s how Japan looks... Today the Russo-Ukrainian was gives big economic benefits to China. So, I guess they made that move because they do not want to be bought by China.
>>59654073Banzai!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>59654073What the? Big crash incoming damn, I am not selling any of my crypto till them go galaxis
>>59654073Really ? Hope $Trump can survive the crash then, I gonna buy in more on auradex if it happens
