if oil and gold spiked with the sudden drop in stock value, then it would trigger a sell off

I think it's just years and years of conditioning to think stocks is the best option

that is also possible

Commodities have not been on this ratio to stocks since idk when, long time

investors are ignoring most fundamentals

whiz kids thinking they understand 'the market' when really they are playing by a whole different set of rules

exactly

that is a BLATENT illustration of paced inflation in the system

asset classes and currency

that's been Trumps plan, right?

It's been working, till it stopped

FED panics, everyone panics

i don't think anyone but the Fed realizes that time bomb

certainly not Trump

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Well, Trump has been keeping the stock price up, not inflation down, I guess you're right, he's done the opposite

He, like many are convinced that the gains since 2008 are real

Some are maybe not this radically like apple

but value has been created and such

he doesn't realize the degree at which both the USD and the assets the currency is measured against are inflated

I have no place in this high iq conversation, sayonara

Japan is still surviving right?

That's the only hope of Europe, the US is still not on that level

that only shows up in the comparison between market gains and living expenses

hard to tell, i didn't get a chance to check the NIK during the sell offs

I meant the CBJ portfolio

How they literally own the economy

Fyi that article popped up when I searched Loli hentai in duckduckgo

I think they own like 80% of ETFs volume

if their commodty markets climbed, it means there was real money looking for a home

There's no toilet paper left here
I'm literally using tissues but now they've run out
send aid to Australia plox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Ac7ap_MAY

i have to wonder if China won't decide to poison the well

given the situation the outbreak has put them in

What situation is that?

China is looking for long-term leverage, undercuttitng all the manufacturing in the west and using the influx of western capital to fund ttheir development

they have been quitely buy up massive amounts of US debt AND US assets used to pay that debt

an implosion of the USD would hurt them too.. BUT only in the short term as they have the manufacturing base

@Ethreen42 Sure I can, but it's gonna cost ya https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/284813337554845716/686321165974765616/0ee.png

and we'd have to scramble to retool

how are they going to implode the USD with debt instruments?