Does no one consider how bad it’s going to get?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are buying the dip?

So you not realize we are melting down economically?

Tariffs?

Why invest right now?

Or in a year.

We are literally going into the next Great Depression.

Not really going to get that bad.

Might get Covid bad, though. No stuff on the shelves and a whole lot of people out of work

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I fcking told you so.

Great guess!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are looking a a long slide across the world. Population declines in advanced economies. Climate/weather/Water issues. 20% of humanity will have to relocate, generally away from coastal areas that humans mostly prefer. Current copper consumption with 3% average growth will run out of easy access sources in 60 years. Economics will require a greater focus on recycling and sustainability but many groups basically view that as a sin due to mass media brain washing.

I wouldn’t worry about copper running out. The market mechanism will take care of shortages by encouraging greater recycling/use of alternatives.

Rising sea leavels is an issue, but it happens over time and will be partially offset by falling populations. Homes need to be rebuilt anyway over time, which should mitigate the impact.

Population decline is real, but I would resist the temptation to extrapolate too far in the future. We have no idea what the birth rate will be in 30 years’ time.

Just like the "market mechanism" will take care of climate change?

It has long been clear that companies would rather chase higher profits next quarter than plan for long term success, even when staring down the possibility of not only fewer profits but literally not having a stable world economy for the company to even exist in.

The copper supply is the least of our worries.

[Anonymous]

Since businesses aren't allowed to list tariffs fees people just won't know and so things won't get bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since businesses aren't allowed to list tariffs fees people just won't know and so things won't get bad.

Oh durn, ma radio done went up and cost $199 now. Must be Biden’s fault. Trump done said it! Time for my lunch of ranch dressing now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are looking a a long slide across the world. Population declines in advanced economies. Climate/weather/Water issues. 20% of humanity will have to relocate, generally away from coastal areas that humans mostly prefer. Current copper consumption with 3% average growth will run out of easy access sources in 60 years. Economics will require a greater focus on recycling and sustainability but many groups basically view that as a sin due to mass media brain washing.

I wouldn’t worry about copper running out. The market mechanism will take care of shortages by encouraging greater recycling/use of alternatives.

Rising sea leavels is an issue, but it happens over time and will be partially offset by falling populations. Homes need to be rebuilt anyway over time, which should mitigate the impact.

Population decline is real, but I would resist the temptation to extrapolate too far in the future. We have no idea what the birth rate will be in 30 years’ time.

Just like the "market mechanism" will take care of climate change?

It has long been clear that companies would rather chase higher profits next quarter than plan for long term success, even when staring down the possibility of not only fewer profits but literally not having a stable world economy for the company to even exist in.

The copper supply is the least of our worries.

No, the market mechanism won’t take care of climate change because there’s an externality that is not priced in. But this doesn’t apply to copper. Companies’ search for higher profits will force them to recycle and find alternatives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since businesses aren't allowed to list tariffs fees people just won't know and so things won't get bad.

Um I think people can tell if prices go up, if it's not listed why.

I mean , we won't be able to afford to buy as much as taking care of basic necessities. Republicans must think American citizens are dummies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you know any economics at all, have a look at the IS-LM model - when the government stops spending quite abruptly, it shifts the IS curve downward - that's why Trump expects interest rates to go down. But a drop in liquidity will keep rates high, just lowering aggregate demand and real GDP. Essentially a sharp contraction in the economy - everyone has less money (except the 1 percent).

Please don't use actual economic theory with Trump cult members. They only understand what Maria Bartiromo tells them. They believe in Trump, crypto, and Nvidia.

Like you even have a clue what the pp is talking about. You are probably getting trading tips from reddit or Tik Tok videos.

I have a degree in economics and live with someone who manages a hedge fund. So... yeah, I know more than you.

Can we get regular market updates from this loser?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Since businesses aren't allowed to list tariffs fees people just won't know and so things won't get bad.

Um I think people can tell if prices go up, if it's not listed why.

I mean , we won't be able to afford to buy as much as taking care of basic necessities. Republicans must think American citizens are dummies.

The PP that wrote the bolded is certainly a stupid citizen.

[Anonymous]

S&P is almost up to 5,700 today. You should have bought when it was at 4,900.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:S&P is almost up to 5,700 today. You should have bought when it was at 4,900.

Sugar high before the crash.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Since businesses aren't allowed to list tariffs fees people just won't know and so things won't get bad.

Um I think people can tell if prices go up, if it's not listed why.

I mean , we won't be able to afford to buy as much as taking care of basic necessities. Republicans must think American citizens are dummies.

They are going to blame higher prices on "Biden's inflation"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are buying the dip?

So you not realize we are melting down economically?

Tariffs?

Why invest right now?

Or in a year.

We are literally going into the next Great Depression.

Not really going to get that bad.

Might get Covid bad, though. No stuff on the shelves and a whole lot of people out of work

COVID bad, as in, the strongest market in all of recent history?

[Anonymous]

Great Depression 2.0 started yet?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I fcking told you so.

Hmm