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We're in a repeat of the 2022 bear market. Tech layoffs, crypto down, tech stocks down (soon). It has nothing to do with AI, it's just interest rates as usual. It's all so predictable.

Make sure you slurp the bottom for the next 12 months if you want to make it.
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>>62330058
Yeah but when can I afford a house
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>>62330068
Houses are in permanent decline vs bitcoin so keep slurping bitcoin and they keep getting cheaper.
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>>62330077
>lose more money buying shitcoin
>it makes houses cheaper
we got ourselves a genius here
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>>62330112
you might be permanently retarded
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>>62330058
This is not mid cycle, this is late cycle. Credit is contracting in every sector and asset class except this AI buildout which is being financed by bag holders.
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>>62330181
Interest rates rise, credit contracts, things start to break (tiny hat people start losing money), money printer goes BRRRRRR, assets moon.

It's all so predictable.
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>>62330206
>money printer goes BRRRRRR, assets moon.

Not this time, assets depend entirely on credit. Money printer going brrrr is going to inflate commodities and cost of living. This is stagflation.
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>>62330206
Tiny hats make a killing in bear markets because while everyone is selling to just survive they buy up everything at the bottom for pennys on the dollar.
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>>62330232
Money printer will go BRRR regardless of inflation. They will sacrifice the currency to save asset prices. This is how it happened every time before.

The alternative is austerity which always fails in a democracy because people hate it and vote for the money printer party instead. Elites are also incentivised to print money because they don't care about incomes or inflation, they care about asset prices.
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>>62330058
>We're in a repeat of the 1999 bear market. Tech layoffs, crypto down, tech stocks down (soon). It has nothing to do with AI, it's just interest rates as usual. It's all so predictable.


ftfy
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>>62330385
>Money printer will go BRRR regardless of inflation.
Not happening. It would drive inflation and bond rates and the US goverment budget would implode.
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>>62330385
>Money printer will go BRRR
Not this time sonny.
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>>62330454
They'll print money to buy bonds and keep government interest costs down. They'll use fake inflation stats to hide this but everyone will feel it.

I'm amazed you guys still don't get this. They have no other option.
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>>62330058
>tech stocks down (soon
Tech stocks are pumping because of the thing you posted- AI modules are being bought and used to replace workers, the AI companies then buy shit from the hardware companies.

Companies like micron have their entire stock booked until 2028. You guys are going to keep posting "down soon" for another 2 years and then fomo the literal picotop.
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>>62330460
'They'? Listen sunshine, there is no capacity whatsoever for the US goverment bailing this out this time and no structural threat to justify any attempt to. If it tried it goes bankrupt. Corrections and bear markets happen. Relax and enjoy thr ride.
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>>62330468
You're an idiot who knows nothing about finance, why are you even here?
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>>62330468
This i
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>>62330112
you are up 700% if you bought the last bear market bottom and sold the top phaggot
and guess what
you are still up 800% if you bought the MSTR bottom at current prices, right when Schiff said dont buyyy saylor is going to get liquidated jfl
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>>62330515
if you bought intel and cisco in 1999 you had to wait 20 years to see them recover to the same price genius
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>>62330471
Shut your bitch ass up unc, they're gonna print money and then they'll vote to change the definition of inflation
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>>62330077
Housing is declining against most asset classes and against USD despite increasing inflation. Its hard to argue BTC is better than gold against housing. Countries won't hoard BTC to sell later during periods of war and hostility, nor will they settle international trade inbalances in BTC despite its apparent utility. America meddling in crypto, to its detriment to save the banks and itself, is an obstacle that should be atleast visible to anyone in the space. American foreign policy is fighting its fiscal policy and this is to say nothing of the space in regards to BTC treasury companies creating leverage and second order effects on any of their actions; or on the insidious nature of much of the space from shitcoin pnds to Fox Business hyping NFTs all designed to sell useless products to consumers. Capital goes to where its treated best, naturally the AI boom will continue until it can't but crypto has been a den of vipers to its holders in comparison to almost any other asset. Even for utility, from chainlink to XRP despite growing utilization none of this is used to reward the paypigs holding the underlying crypto.

Slurp all you desire but if no one follows you'll underperform both the bear market and the recovery if any is to be had. I had better returns on non tech stocks relative to if I had timed trough to peak on the last BTC cycle perfectly and I prefer to chase that dragon again given the state of things.
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>>62330454
They'll have to do yield control and will have to lie about inflation while getting shit on for the numbers they do release. To your point how they use this time and "money" is pretty critical. The can cannot be kicked further as is. Onshoring of manufacturing and getting a weaker dollar such that said manufacturing can actually compete globally is the only way out. Still it won't be like last time, as you said we cannot afford it. Equities will rise due to inflation and many will lose in real terms against inflation causing them to die out. Austerity in the form of entitlement cuts is also a given but thats the beauty of the inflation, they can kill much of it in real terms rather than nominally such that SNAP and SS is flat or vastly underperforming inflation. Users will still riot and die deaths of despair but continuity of government is still feasible because they'll maintain nominal stats and the lie. This still might fail as people get pissed about losing in real terms as well but given election cycles its the only possibillity outside of regime change because austerity will always be voted out. Americans have to be lied to because they are stupid and greedy yet have the right to vote. Taxes go up, wages go up and GDP goes up, the retired lose and best case workers win and don't throw figurative or literal wrenches in the machinery. Failing this if reciepts go down America goes into a debt death spiral given how much they owe, taxes outright kill businesses and you still get money printing as a result but then as a further gutted economy that just bounced off the laffer curve. Still a possibility but any midwit politician with AI guidance will try #1 first and either sell it politically successfully or restrict rights pretty quickly and try not to die.
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>>62330709
They could just do one simple trick and fix everything by killing all the boomers.
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>>62330515
>you are up 700% if you bought the last bear market bottom and sold the top phaggot
>if you just time the market you will make money
no shit, dumb fucking faggot. you can pick literally any single stock in midcap or higher and become a billionaire in less than a month if you can time the market with precision repeatedly.
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>>62330771
This won't fix the mess they made nor are they the sole recipients of entitlements. Still revolution or attempts thereof are a likely outcome as a result of walking the tight rope in this manner. Violence of a political or economical nature are a given, I expect boomers to increasingly be targets of robbery and violence given their share of wealth and inability to compromise or take accountability, many of the attacks will be out of sheer spite. There are many poor boomers also that will become victims despite never benefitting from this system.

By destroying their reciepts via inflation as well as outright cuts to benefits and destryoying their assets in bonds and real estate relative to inflation and wages this is in effect economic violence which will harm millions. Its unfortunate things had to turn out this way but makes the result politically viable even when sold in plain terms. They remain a stalwart voting block and will attempt to vote it away, but they will do so in a manner that will only benefit them and will struggle to find allies to vote with them. They will become victims of democracy first and tyranny second whether by this government or the next.
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>>62330238
Tiny hat tribe member with an IQ above 140 reporting in, that’s literally what I’m going to do.

I rotated to a 100% cash position as soon as Bibi attacked Iran for real, and now I’m waiting for its consequences to unfold. I absolutely ignored the recent AI/semis/space lunacy on the stock market, and I stay 100% cash with a quiet mind.

Chuds call me retarded for doing so, which probably means I’m right. Now I’m ready to slurp everything at rock-bottom prices, especially Jewish companies and assets (with Jews, you win) during the next sale. Hopefully we will avoid an interminable dotcom-like crash and have something more akin to the 2020 or 2022 meme bears.

My great-grandchildren will remember this moment and this one simple trick to get very rich (sell high, buy low). The end.
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>>62330468
I get it that Micron is doing well.
Data centers will keep getting built, AI will keep getting adopted by companies. Nvidia will keep selling their chips.
And the stock market will fall anyway.
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>>62330800
nope not without leverage and BTC has tons of liquidity unles some shitco
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>>62330058
The difference is there was a massive qe right before 2022. Rates went up like 5 percent that year...we might get half a point.
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>>62330529
That's why you keep DCA'ing after the crash moron.
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>>62330058
>tech stocks down (soon
You're missing out on a once in a generation industrial revolution size event, retard. Just buy Micron.
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>>62330058
no we are not
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>>62330822
Lol retard. Good luck timing the market and waiting for a crash that will never come.
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>>62332325
Same could be said of Internet stocks from the mid-90s until now. Plenty of well-deserved crashes in the way, though. No need to FOMO like a muppet and buy stuff near their ATH, especially given their current volatility (Micron lost more than 20% in the last two days of trading).
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>>62332344
>retard
Always a very positive sign when a 4channer calls me a retard.

>a crash that will never come
Famous last words just before the crash.
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>>62332344
Also not wanting to turn your brain off and buy overvalued stocks =/= timing the market.

Is Warren "Jew" Buffett timing the market when he sits on a $400 billion cash pile?
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>>62330068
My market is down 30% in last 2y
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>>62332373
So is mineish but from 800k to 600k for a starter fixerupper



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