None of this effects the stock market>private credit crisis>student loan crisis>oil and natural gas crisis>housing crisis>401ks being cashed out at an all time high rate>Unemployment crisis>Bonds mooningSo what does? fake forward earnings? Circular money schemes? Fraudulent book keeping?
>>62083704Why would jews allow themselves to lose money? All they have to do is threaten and bribe politicians, and they'll never go to jail, so why call eachother out on their own conspiracy?
*affects you stupid ESL jeet
>>62083704The stock market is fake. That's all you need to know.
>>62083704Obviously if people have to sell their shit in order to get by it will affect the fucking stock market.
>>62083704>effectsilliterate
>>62083704Do you know about capacity? Besides some gas tank in a plant, there is the capacity to ignore. Capacity also introduce lag into flows. The quarterly earnings report pattern is one such feature that releases the stored shit in one big gushing brown flood. While we are in dynamics theory, there's also amplification/sensitivity. If several companies release shit, this increases sensitivity, aka panicking.For the crises you named, remember that all rich people in the US want to get rid of the middle class and grab their wealth in the process. They progressed quite far already, current upper middle class def is something like 130k per year or so, poverty tier definition. This means that most "crises" don't affect the economy, which is mostly the rich 20% spending on each other. So 401ks, unemployment, student loans, private credit, that's all a tiny insignificant part of the actual economy, which is about cutting edge healthcare (millions a year per person), big offshore yachts, luxury ranches, 20M+ townhouses, private jets and such things. If anything, the bonds and the upcoming empty office buildings crises are a problem. I'd ignore the rest.
something actually collapsing
>>62083704partly bot traders i guess
