Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just wait until they start allowing people to collateralize debt with crypto. It will be pandemonium.
Crypto will at some point be seen as a big scam too. It holds no intrinsic value, it isn't backed by a government, like the dollar. The only value it holds is the value people think it holds - but they won't think it holds value forever.
That's true of every currency that ever existed, even gold.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People go on vacation in August and don't look at their portfolios.
You can’t open your phone for 10 seconds to check on it while on vacation?
To the OP I think it’s mostly the AI bubble. Almost all the gains in US stocks have been from mag7 companies. Nvidia is making tons of money from the other mag7’s buying its GPU’s, however this might not be sustainable in the long term because the biggest customers to NVDA haven’t been profiting at all from their AI investments. Their customers do make a healthy profit from their other ventures which allows them to stay in the green, concealing the massive drain that AI has been on their profits. If the software AI bubble pops then hardware will follow, and this would collapse the US stock market
This. There was a piece by Krugman (and others) essentially pointing out that the advent of the passive investor (e.g. Vanguard) led to availability of capital and clockwork purchases of the big firms (NVIDA, Apple, Amazon, Google) etc. which has driven this stock market rally. The fundamentals are completely misaligned with stock prices of many of these firms.
Always does well before a major crash.
The stock market as a whole is a huge Ponzi Scheme.
The more people invest, the more it goes up and everyone makes money, some more than others.
So since people are making more money, they invest more, and it goes up more.
Crypto will at some point be seen as a big scam too. It holds no intrinsic value, it isn't backed by a government, like the dollar. The only value it holds is the value people think it holds - but they won't think it holds value forever.
That's true of every currency that ever existed, even gold.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just wait until they start allowing people to collateralize debt with crypto. It will be pandemonium.
Crypto will at some point be seen as a big scam too. It holds no intrinsic value, it isn't backed by a government, like the dollar. The only value it holds is the value people think it holds - but they won't think it holds value forever.
Anonymous wrote:Just wait until they start allowing people to collateralize debt with crypto. It will be pandemonium.
Anonymous wrote:The mag 7 companies are now so over represented in retirement portfolios that they are too big to fail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People go on vacation in August and don't look at their portfolios.
You can’t open your phone for 10 seconds to check on it while on vacation?
To the OP I think it’s mostly the AI bubble. Almost all the gains in US stocks have been from mag7 companies. Nvidia is making tons of money from the other mag7’s buying its GPU’s, however this might not be sustainable in the long term because the biggest customers to NVDA haven’t been profiting at all from their AI investments. Their customers do make a healthy profit from their other ventures which allows them to stay in the green, concealing the massive drain that AI has been on their profits. If the software AI bubble pops then hardware will follow, and this would collapse the US stock market