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jjgold · 03-22-20, 09:41 PM

It seems we are not still not at the bottom

Foxx · 03-22-20, 09:44 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

It seems we are not still not at the bottom

So we are at bottom?

keely85 · 03-22-20, 09:53 PM

Jobs will be down for a while and companies will shed dead weight.

Not sure how big this rally will be. Especially if u don’t know if shit will be shut down for 2 weeks or months

guitarjosh · 03-22-20, 10:16 PM

Originally posted by keely85

Jobs will be down for a while and companies will shed dead weight.

Not sure how big this rally will be. Especially if u don’t know if shit will be shut down for 2 weeks or months

Probably pretty big, it's not uncommon for a huge sell off at the start of a recession to regain half of the losses before another leg down.

Shafted69 · 03-23-20, 12:10 AM

Another Black Monday coming

homie1975 · 03-23-20, 09:13 AM

Originally posted by guitarjosh

Probably pretty big, it's not uncommon for a huge sell off at the start of a recession to regain half of the losses before another leg down.

absolutely true.

Josher stick around and please keep sharing your knowledge. We need you man.

keely85 · 03-23-20, 09:25 AM

so when does that start typically happen? (just asking as im less knowledgable) after the stimulus finally goes through? when the money actually arrives?

d2bets · 03-23-20, 09:47 AM

What is the likely ultimate effect of QEinfinity? Are we looking at massive inflation down the road?

homie1975 · 03-23-20, 10:09 AM

Originally posted by keely85

so when does that start typically happen? (just asking as im less knowledgable) after the stimulus finally goes through? when the money actually arrives?

when does what happen?

homie1975 · 03-23-20, 10:10 AM

Originally posted by d2bets

What is the likely ultimate effect of QEinfinity? Are we looking at massive inflation down the road?

printing money and injecting it into the system absolutely = inflation. the question is when does it start.

d2bets · 03-23-20, 10:25 AM

Originally posted by homie1975

printing money and injecting it into the system absolutely = inflation. the question is when does it start.

So before it starts, you want to lock in costs as much as possible:
a. be a homeowner with a low fixed rate. Personally, I say a larger house in a community that is not too packed in. Have space to work at home.
b. lock down long-term reliable transportation. But don't overspend on fancy. Reliability.
c. if you have space, stock up on shelf-stable food options

I'm sure there are other things, but in two years you will probably not want to be a renter or be looking to buy a house. If you can, better to do it now. Am I wrong?

DoctorStrong · 03-23-20, 10:27 AM

go dow go!

MinnesotaFats · 03-23-20, 10:59 AM

Originally posted by keely85

so when does that start typically happen? (just asking as im less knowledgable) after the stimulus finally goes through? when the money actually arrives?

The stimulus was priced in last week, thus the +1300 day midweek.

Now it's uncertain and it's delay will be priced in again thus driving us lower

homie1975 · 03-23-20, 11:03 AM

Originally posted by MinnesotaFats

The stimulus was priced in last week, thus the +1300 day midweek.

Now it's uncertain and it's delay will be priced in again thus driving us lower

Minny when the deal gets done the market will surge around 10% across each Index.

homie1975 · 03-23-20, 11:04 AM

Originally posted by d2bets

So before it starts, you want to lock in costs as much as possible:
a. be a homeowner with a low fixed rate. Personally, I say a larger house in a community that is not too packed in. Have space to work at home.
b. lock down long-term reliable transportation. But don't overspend on fancy. Reliability.
c. if you have space, stock up on shelf-stable food options

I'm sure there are other things, but in two years you will probably not want to be a renter or be looking to buy a house. If you can, better to do it now. Am I wrong?

sounds like a good plan at any time not just now or near term two years!!

d2bets · 03-23-20, 11:06 AM

Originally posted by homie1975

sounds like a good plan at any time not just now or near term two years!!

True. True. But especially now.

Other similar ideas?

Shafted69 · 03-23-20, 11:46 AM

congrats on people who bought at the temporary bottom. S&P 500 may rally to 2700 and then sell off

DoctorStrong · 03-23-20, 11:46 AM

Dow will make a strong comeback after stimulus goes through

KVB · 03-23-20, 12:15 PM

lol, they figure if we're gong full socialism retard here, we might as well throw in student debt, etc.

Americans should vote...print and borrow another 2 trillion, or just liquidate the kids' accounts.

Next generation probably better off inflation wise. We vote in Dems and Repubs, but what we really got were socialists.

d2bets · 03-23-20, 12:35 PM

Notice again NASDAQ outperforming. There are going to be tech companies that are going to benefit big time. Tech will be more important than ever. Tech doesn't need physical presence, that's the whole point. Sure it's challenging, but good tech companies are built for this.

Foxx · 03-23-20, 01:13 PM

Originally posted by KVB

lol, they figure if we're gong full socialism retard here, we might as well throw in student debt, etc.
Americans should vote...print and borrow another 2 trillion, or just liquidate the kids' accounts.
Next generation probably better off inflation wise. We vote in Dems and Repubs, but what we really got were socialists.

These politicians are a joke.
If they are going to forgive 30,000 in student debt per borrower, maybe they should also send 30g's to those of us who worked our way through school and maybe made the decision go to less expensive schools as to not get ourselves in debt.

Why don't we just cancel all debt everywhere and start from scratch. While we are at it, let's just print everyone a billion dollar bill and we can all start with a billion. Seems fair.

d2bets · 03-23-20, 01:24 PM

Originally posted by Foxx

These politicians are a joke.
If they are going to forgive 30,000 in student debt per borrower, maybe they should also send 30g's to those of us who worked our way through school and maybe made the decision go to less expensive schools as to not get ourselves in debt.

Why don't we just cancel all debt everywhere and start from scratch. While we are at it, let's just print everyone a billion dollar bill and we can all start with a billion. Seems fair.

slippery slope slippery slope!

we don't do everything, so let's do nothing!

Come on.

KVB · 03-23-20, 01:48 PM

Bankers are winning.

There is no slip on that slope. It is what it is.

Just another excuse to devalue our dollar.

Mac4Lyfe · 03-23-20, 02:00 PM

Originally posted by Foxx

These politicians are a joke.
Why don't we just cancel all debt everywhere and start from scratch. While we are at it, let's just print everyone a billion dollar bill and we can all start with a billion. Seems fair.

Didn't Trump do this the dozens of times he filed for bankruptcy???

Foxx · 03-23-20, 02:34 PM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

Didn't Trump do this the dozens of times he filed for bankruptcy???

Yes indeed, more or less.

5918mike · 03-23-20, 03:37 PM

Anybody have a good list of short term recovery targets they are looking at?

Slurry Pumper · 03-23-20, 05:39 PM

Well another day of losses to finish another 600 lower than before. Now this stimulus package is key to some short term support. If tomorrow gets to around 3:00 with no deal. Toss a dart at the board and short that stock. Same thing happened in 2008. The market sent a message that couldn't be ignored. We will probably see that again before that cat bounces off the bottom like a super rubber ball. It's all temp however as the death toll will eventually rule the day for a more substantial rally.

d2bets · 03-23-20, 05:43 PM

Originally posted by Slurry Pumper

Well another day of losses to finish another 600 lower than before. Now this stimulus package is key to some short term support. If tomorrow gets to around 3:00 with no deal. Toss a dart at the board and short that stock. Same thing happened in 2008. The market sent a message that couldn't be ignored. We will probably see that again before that cat bounces off the bottom like a super rubber ball. It's all temp however as the death toll will eventually rule the day for a more substantial rally.

Futures up for now but could always change.

d2bets · 03-23-20, 06:06 PM

If we do what Trump says, the market may recover short-term but then the virus may well come back harder and it will be worse. Follow the science; ignore Trump.

grease lightnin · 03-23-20, 06:52 PM

Everybody’s an expert lol

d2bets · 03-23-20, 06:59 PM

Originally posted by grease lightnin

Everybody’s an expert lol

I know Trump's not an expert. Follow the experts and the data. I will take my cues from the experts.

Seaweed · 03-23-20, 07:02 PM

AYTU if you want to be rich

homie1975 · 03-23-20, 07:17 PM

Originally posted by grease lightnin

Everybody’s an expert lol

True, just like the winter Olympics when everyone is an expert on ice skating scoring and summer Olympics everyone all of a sudden knows the intricacies of dismounts on the gymnastics fixed bar or whatever the hellll it's called lmfao

grease lightnin · 03-23-20, 07:31 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

I know Trump's not an expert. Follow the experts and the data. I will take my cues from the experts.

I completely agree. My post wasn’t directed at you. Rather, it was a reaction from reading the day’s posts.

jjgold · 03-23-20, 08:23 PM

There’s no such thing as a stock market expert they wouldn’t be on TV if they knew anything