They seem le hecking so undervalued
This has to be the time, right. Nobody sees that MU forward PE ratio is le hecking 4!!!
Hard telling anon. Bear in mind that the Fed and banker mafia no longer care to play with bonds and will sacrifice bonds/cash for eternal equities growth.
>>62858990Maybe, maybe not>https://progressives.house.gov/press-releases?ID=DD663DD7-1BCE-4683-9352-CDDE4ECAFCE6>https://news.bloomberglaw.com/artificial-intelligence/democrats-say-they-wont-bail-out-businesses-if-ai-bubble-bursts
The masses are blindly throwing money at index funds without any idea of what stocks they end up holding, this shit doesn't matter anymore. Nothing is going to shake these people off and the line will go up forever until the masses get a reason to sell, like paying their mortgage.
>>62859053Yes, we found le hecking infinite money glitch. Economics is solved. This is a fundamental law of physics now, stocks will outperform everything forever now! No way something breaks!
>>62859053what other choice is there?
>>62859004The precedent has already been set. In both 2008 and 2020 they immediately cranked the "fuck bonds and cash and save stocks" lever. It's only going to get worse now that everyone is tits deep in equities.
>>62859077Bailouts aren't a magic bullet that people think.Even with bailouts, S&P500 dropped 60% in the 2008 crash.They will bail out companies from going bankrupt, but not necessarily from losing majority of their value.
>>62858957Are you crying because I called you retarded and pointed out when MU was in an ACTUAL bubble in 2000, they had P/E rations exceeding 400 and as high as 1000?Dipshits literally don't know what a fucking bubble looks like.
>>62859053OP is that one /v/irgin faggot that's been crying about ram stocks for over a year. If he wasn't disingenuous he'd be pointing out shit like palantir, but he is disingenuous and poor.
>>62859139Yes, 26 years later I still can't live down your insult. That hurt me, brother. Why u hav to be so meanS&P500 PE ratio right now is pretty much the same as it was in March 2000
>>62859077What are you talking about, QE literally pumped trillions of stimulus into the bond markets
>>62858952This wont pop before Shmita starts
>>62859196You might have just nosed out the real truth.
>>62859061In a way. When they print money now it almost goes directly into the stock market through index funds, as a hedge against inflation. Previously only rich people were investing, now regular people are investing too, almost at random. So they can't devalue as much, as fast, anymore. It's more like an infinite money patch.
>>62859053Most 1928 ass attitude to the stock market I've ever seen
bear euphoria = bottom signal
>>62860498This thread was made before the markets opened today
>>62860457People are invested so broadly, a dip in the tech sector isn't causing a selloff craze. Because index fund holders can't sell just the tech stocks. If they could I'm sure they would. That sector is down some points, but the market remains stable overall, so the money stays in.
>>628590982008 isn't the new meta. 2020 was. Did you already forget? I did not, and adjusted my long term strategy accordingly. They CAN make it insta pump. But it means your costs double as well.Deny this at your own peril. Cash and bonds are whores.
