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Introducing Stock Analyst GPT - a new GPT model specializing in fundamental stock research and analysis
I´m limited by the brokers in my country
WW3 Is Here! Why Waste Your Body Parts? Sell Them For Silver Coins Today!
WW3 is scheduled to happen in 2025. What do I invest my $147 life savings in now?
IRAN RETALIATION AGAINST ISRAEL BEGINS
How Will U Trade WW3 & The Global Stock Market Crash Coming !? 🤔
How will you trade WW3 and the global stockmarket coming ?
FCC Kamikazes Lead Gen Like its WW2...
Crypto Is Not Anonymous And Its Value Is Determined By The Volume Of Illicit Transactions
Long-term investors are (rational) optimists by definition
From my anus to yours: Lessons from a gbear.
Warren Buffet less likely to survive sleeping than a Polish Jew in WW2 - death odds at 24.5%
What is being undervalued by Wall Street these days?
What is being undervalued by Wall Street these days?
Jim Cramer: "WW3 ain't happening. Why can't everyone just chill?" Black Monday confirmed, what's your trading plan?
i got BLUE BALLS because the market isn't crashing
WW3? Time to short or too early?
psa: it’s either priced in or doesn’t matter
What would happen if they performed an exorcism on jpow during the fed?
Why It's a Trader's Market (and will be for the foreseeable future)
Buy Long Dated SPY calls and join the military is a guaranteed winning strategy.
Weight Watchers: drugs x fast food x no willpower equals ten bagger
If a nuke goes off I just hope I'm holding puts
WW3 going to happen soon? How would that affect stocks. Discuss
What are your thoughts about Weight Watchers (WW)? I prescribe weight loss medications, and they are very good. WW could be primed.
My 10 leg Wallstreet Parlay (NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE)
Epazz Holdings' ZenaDrone 1000 Displayed at the 2023 AERO in Germany Leads to Multiple Demonstrations With NATO Partner Countries Defense and German Law Enforcement and Rail Line
What decades were good for the US economy?
Epazz Holdings' ZenaDrone 1000 Displayed at the 2023 AERO in Germany Leads to Multiple Demonstrations With NATO Partner Countries Defense and German Law Enforcement and Rail Line
Epazz Holdings' ZenaDrone 1000 Displayed at the 2023 AERO in Germany Leads to Multiple Demonstrations With NATO Partner Countries Defense and German Law Enforcement and Rail Line
2023-04-26 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Harley Quinn
Teladoc starts telehealth services for weight management, diabetes prevention
Investment Strategy China Invasion of Taiwan + interefence USA
$WW going up after acquisition news, shorts will soon cover
Here's why the US dollar will never crash
prosperous decades for the US economically?
What were some prosperous / good decades for the economy on a global scale?
Hot Stocks: TRMR, CARA drops on earnings; WW jumps nearly 80%; TDW hits 52-week high
WeightWatchers Analyst Expects Stock To Slim Down After Gaining 80% On Telehealth Takeover - WW International (NASDAQ:WW)
WeightWatchers International: Meme Stock Potential
Weight Watchers $WW is the squeeze of the year 2023! Let’s go from $6 to $95
Q3-Q4 Blood Bath? How to play stock Armageddon?
Hedge your portfolio against WW3 with $SKYT, a pure play US based semiconductor foundry poised for massive growth this year and next.
Hedge your portfolio against WW3 with $SKYT, a pure play US based semiconductor foundry poised for massive growth this year and next.
Truly capitalize the war in Russia while ending it quicker, and bring down meat prices.
Putin spokesman says tanks from the West constitute "direct involvement" in the Ukrainian War. Should the West still send tanks and risk WW3?
Soliciting feedback for following risk-adjusted 10% return strategy
$aprn > $bbby - here’s why this is the move of the year MASTER DD
WTF is going on with: WisdomTree S&P 500 3x Daily Leveraged UCITS ETF ? did i miss WW3?
What am I overthinking here? Dividends and taxable accounts
Bears waking up tomorrow realizing their WW3 wet dreams didn't come true, and their port full of shor dates poots I down 99% ... Again
The Recession has already happened, and you missed it
Weight Watchers (WW) the company that is not dying any time soon.
Weight Watchers (WW) the company that is not dying any time soon.
I know this is ant shit, but I want a WW3
How did the US recover from the Great Recession?
Non-Boomer Portfolio Management for The Highly Regarded
Major loss + my plan to recoup my losses
Inflation, China housing crisis, fucking Hurricane, UK meltdown, inch away from WW3, Coolio's death. And some of you still go full regard with your 15k life saving.
It is insane that Americans aren't looking for bargain bucket European stocks right now
Warren Buffett's advice in case of WW-III: "Do not hold cash because of high inflation during the war. Own a farm, own an apartment house, own securities. Whether boom or bust — or World War III — people still need to eat, people still need a place to live."
Calls on England if they ditch the monarchy. Puts if they don't
The fed owns 42% of all GDP can someone explain this in layman terms?
DD from CAS Investment Partners, a value investing firm, on $PRTY: 5-year price target of $30+
If you’re looking for a stock with some potential, they’ve shorted it so much but WW seems like it bottomed out. Only way to go now is up. Get in while you still can. It’s $6.76 as of now. Weight watchers might be the move boys.
WW undervalued and being shorted. It’s starting to base build and will soon rise. Buy in while you still can.
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Maybe. We keep comparing the present to the past. I don't think we're comparing it to the *correct* parts of the past. The 2008 GFC created a massive hole. Comparing it to the Depression is a correct comparison: they were both severe banking crises caused by excessive leverage. The debt reduced the money supply to the point of deflation. During the Depression, government bonds and cash were king. On the opposite end was the Great Inflation of '70s. We keep using it as the basis of comparison for our present. The '70s had unique factors that created that level of inflation: **Currency Shock:** the end of Bretton Woods was the end of the gold standard. The dollar has been purely fiat since. The shock of moving from a fixed currency to a floating one has already been priced in. **Energy Shocks:** because of what happened in the '70s, we have greater energy independence and efficiency today. That doesn't mean we're still not vulnerable to energy shocks. We had some with the Ukraine War in 2022. We're just more insulted from it now. **Decline of Unions:** workers no longer have the organizing power to demand higher wages. Higher wages are achieved by switching jobs. When the Fed slows the economy through rate hikes, it's harder for workers to find new, better paying jobs. **High Savings Rate:** The average American had higher savings. This was excess cash they could use to chase around limited goods. One factor that is still the same is an executive branch that seeks to politicize the Fed. That hasn't happened *yet*. We don't have a new Fed chair yet and we also don't know what that new Fed chair is going to say or do (although yes, chances are good they will bow to Trump). IMO we're comparing our present to the wrong time period. The more accurate time period to compare to would be the late '40s. The government was forced to pull out all the stops and throw shit tons of money at the economy in order to fight WW2. This caused quite a bit of inflation both during the war and afterwards. Investors bought war bonds regardless. When the war ended, there was even a mild recession due to the slowdown in spending. But Americans had built up savings from the stimulus, which is why it was a mild recession. All that spending and inflation was enough to finally get the economy out of the hole caused by the Depression. The economy in the late '40s wasn't overinflated so much that it was finally back at par. It was finally where it would've been if the banking crises that turned a recession into a depression didn't happen. IMO the '40s is the analogous situation to today. The government pulled out all the stops and through shit tons of money directly at Americans to fight Covid. The stimulus has been inflating us out of the hole created by the GFC. Economically, the 2008 GFC + Covid is analogous to the Depression + WW2. So, two things to keep in mind: 1) The GFC was only 16 years ago. It's still fresh in investors' minds. When investors like me see the 30-year once again yielding 5%, it's something I want to hold because that's what it was yielding in 2006 before the financial crisis. An investor that loaded up on treasuries in 2006 set themselves up for nice returns over the next 14 years: they would be holding the saving grace during the 2008 crash, which they could sell then for a huge profit and reinvest in stocks at historic lows we will likely never see again. Pension funds are probably weary of the long bond right now, but they also don't want to find themselves holding AAA-rated securitized dogshit again like in 2008. 2) Today's economy hasn't been on a tear for two decades already like it was in 70s and is other factors that contributed to inflation. If you look at the Fed chart, rates started on their solid upward path in the early 60s. Americans had built-up savings from two decades of economic world domination. They had cash to chase around goods. The average American's savings rate went up during Covid and those excess savings softened the effects of Fed hiking in 2022, but the savings rate has dropped again. Anyway, that's my take. Interest rates could still go up. The vigilantes could still appear. There's still no real alternative to treasuries. They're pretty much a religion at this point.
"The Department of Defense posted Monday on X: "All servicemembers are reminded that they have a legal obligation under the UCMJ to obey lawful orders and that orders are presumed to be lawful. A servicemember’s personal philosophy does not justify or excuse the disobedience of an otherwise lawful order."" Isn't this what every fascist government states to defend their illegal actions. Germany did it in WW2.
Lmao yes because a country fighting for their survival in a war of attrition against their much larger neighbor that invaded them should not fight with conscripts, not like Russia and their hundreds of thousands of conscripts called up to fight and die invading their neighbor, or the tens to hundreds of thousands of prisoners they shipped to the front. No cope in Russia either with their super impressive advances that are slower than the western front of WW1, and their mighty victories like that of the famed Battle of Avdiivka, a tiny city of 30,000 that wasn’t even a thought at the start of the war and took Russia almost 2 years and tens of thousand of lives to take. Or pokrovsk, such a significant city that Russia has been fighting only 1 and 1/2 years to take… such mighty Russian victories how could Ukraine ever survive fighting another year without surrendering, not like they have survived for 4 years already
OP is also missing out Bretton-Woods and the fact that industries were destroyed in Europe. After WW2 the US became a manufacturer exporting to the world and everyone has to trade in dollars. Much of the world is starting to trade in other currencies and the US is not a manufacturing powerhouse.
This is the big one. Even before WW2, the US was better positioned because it hadn't suffered the ravages of WW1. In the developed world, the worst economy during The Depression wasn't the US despite being the source of that crisis. Germany suffered the most and eventually took the rest of Europe with it.
Tariffs absolutely destroying the world economies and bring about chaos, like WW3 type insanity. I liked Orange guy, I'm no lib.... But he really fuk up
Best case AGI Utopia Worst case WW3 and digital slavery
I think something similar happened at the end of WW2
My grandfather fought in WW2 and was marched to near death on the Batan Death March for this gay market
bitch, we had ice cream barges in WW2 in the pacific. we love our fucking snacks
You do realise people thought in the US that WW1 was the last big war ever? Everybody was so happy we got over it and "never again". Yeah.
By the time he hits 65 we'll all be dead from WW3, better to yolo it now and hope to enjoy what's left of civilization in the next 5 years
"I declare WW3. Thank you for your attention to this matter."
"I don't know what WW3 stocks will invest in, but I know WW4 will invest in sticks and stones" - Albert Einstein
AI is going to be used for so much evil, it will probably be used to start WW3. Good news is we get a utopia after that, probably.
imagine downing Berkshire. It will take WW3 for it to happen. Otherwise Berkshire will eat like king in most recession with its 281B cash position.
I dunno why people think one big day drop (20%" 40%?) makes a crash. What OP is asking about is a drop following good news (NVIDIA), not really a crash. Consider the Great WS Crash of October 1929. It followed on 9 years of a bull run, the market was up 20% in the 3mo leading up to the "correction" that happened in Sep 1929. The "crash" started with a 4.6% drop "for no reason" 6 weeks later -- not 40%, and appears tied to the uncertainty of Hoover's plan for tariffs (sound familiar?). It was followed by a series of three \~11% drops during a week. Then it bounced back over 12%. At the end of the week the market was barely below where it had been a year earlier. Six months later (Apr 1930) the market had regained almost half of its losses. Doesn't sound that bad, does it? But then....it just kept....sliding. The "crash" of the market took 4 years and it lost 89% of its value over that time frame. It didn't bottom out until 1932. The associate depression lasted a decade until manufacturing kicked up during WW2. The thing is, you don't know you're in a crash until WAY later. There were plenty of signs of speculative overvaluation in spring of 1929. There were plenty of people who panic sold right away, and there were plenty that held stocks for years until they were worthless (same happened with the Dotcom -- the S&P recovers but a lot of companies went bankrupt and their stocks went to zero). NOT saying we're in a crash or doomed to crash -- but it's not pornography -- you won't always "know it when you see it."
What is happening? I must have missed something big this morning? I don’t want to look at the news. Epstein? WW4?
Did someone get tipped WW3 was starting or something? Great depression around the corner? I mean WTF
The world isn’t ramping up for WW3. Get off buzzfeed.
Maybe the world ramping up for WW3 over the last week was bearish
In an age of AI operated military, which is where it looks like we're going, F35s are going to as useless as cavalry in WW 1. Send a bunch of cheaper, faster drones that can do 15 G's without a human in it, and it's game over.
Nobody knows about that shit. FDR ended the great depression by first forcing all gold owned by anyone in the US to be forfeited at a nominal rate of reimbursement. This is how the US built the gold reserves and built the foundation for the dollar to become reserve currency for the world post WW2.
Burry fighting the last war like those dumbass WW1 generals
#Most important events in modern history: WW2, End of Cold War, 9/11, Civil Rights Movement, NVDA earnings. LMAO🤌
#If NVDA misses it could trigger WW3 LMAO🤌
It sounds like he wasn't using discretionary income. My entire portfolio can 9/11, pearl harbor, 9/11, WW1 itself tonight and ill laugh about it tomorrow morning. And I'm holding a small stake in $NUAI with an average of .85.
#America hasn't built any meaningful infrastructure since WW2. But hey at least we have shitty healthcare and tons of national debt and nothing to show for it. LMAO🤌
#Nvidia missing earnings could easily trigger WW3 LMAO🤌
Trump also claimed to an audience of the Army veterans that ‘ America had won WW1. WW2, and all wars since. ‘ Complete horse crap. They didn’t enter WW1 until all the hard fighting had been done from 1914-17, entered in 1917, then caught influenza and died from it, Only the U.K. stood up to Hitler in 1939 . The U.S. avoided the war until it was attacked itself in 1942 and didn’t with the war alone and would have failed if the Russians hadn’t taken the Eastern front. Stalemate in Korea, lost in Vietnam and ran, lost in Afghanistan ( and ran, leaving their equipment behind). A.
US is far worse fiscal situation than EU and most developed nations now. Many of those countries are going to be running fiscal surpluses. Debt to GDP is much lower and sustainable. We're running WW2 level deficits and heading towards bankruptcy status very soon. For context, we spend almost 20% of GDP on healthcare with healthcare costs rising 7%-9% last few years. Many nations are around 10% of GDP and some even mid single digits. We spend 3% on the military, that's it. Military isn't even scary anymore in terms of spending. It's the parasitic healthcare industrial complex.
US is far worse fiscal situation than EU and most developed nations now. Many of those countries are going to be running fiscal surpluses. Debt to GDP is much lower and sustainable. We're running WW2 level deficits and heading towards bankruptcy status very soon. For context, we spend almost 20% of GDP on healthcare. Many nations are around 10% and some even single digits. We spend 3% on the military, that's it. Military isn't even scary anymore in terms of spending. It's the parasitic healthcare industrial complex.
Oh it will intervene And they will print more money And groceries will double And people will start getting angry We are on the cusp of something that has no modern economic parallels No one on Reddit remembers the Great Depression or WW2, so no one has anything to compare with. So everyone just goes to their Hollywood dystopia where everyone dies or gets enslaved. But history shows a different picture. Desperate people act out in times like this and change the course of history.
LOL I’m going to avoid the political just looking at the math. The business survived 95 years so they survived parts of the Great Depression, WW1 WW2, Korean War, Vietnam war, 70s, 80s, the Savings and Loans crisis, 90s, the dot com, Afghanistan, Iraq, the GFC 2008, Covid etc. But they didn’t last 10 months now, hmmm
WW3 but you won’t listen probably
Massive outage WW. Fix being implemented currently
America is basically using the same infrastructure it built right after WW2. LMAO🤌
Nah, not really. They want all western countries collapsed. It's pretty cut and dry. They've executing the plan since post-WW2 and it's been going swimmingly for them.
Ah misunderstood you my b. Still, nothing ever happens is the safe bet w/ China/Japan. They hated each other for hundreds of years (Japan did kinda do heinous shit in WW2 to them). Japan knows their economy is stagnant and it would be suicide to try and wage war.
You should try jerkin' it with that hand tonight and see what happens. Maybe we get WW3, maybe we get SPY 900. Worth a shot.
#If NVDA dies SPY dies. If SPY dies America dies. If America dies the world dies. If NVDA misses we'll get WW3. LMAO🤌
No. It's not just that. He increased taxes and cut spending with bipartisan compromises. If booming market was all we needed then we wouldn't have WW2 deficits either ya retard.
It's a surreal phenomenon isn't it? Lol. Little do they know, we might take them all with us in WW5.
five horseman of the bull-pocalypse: \-1. Burry liquidating his Fund and Pelosi retiring signaling peak bull market \-2. 🥭 WW3 and Venezuela War, Bubba Incident, failing US Economy \-3. Japan financial and debt crisis \-4. Corn falling to zero \-5. Thiel, Softbank and many other hedge funds shorting NVDA despite NVDA holding up the stock market
One can see Oearl Harbor and the effects of WW2. Can we get this graph to 1850?
We just avoid WW3 and spend it on NVDA
https://preview.redd.it/cm1vbadopn1g1.png?width=800&format=png&auto=webp&s=aa1284b038b595e4f3212b570ba71659ba13d641 What bubble? The bar is not exeeding WW2 yet
Maybe WW3 instead or the U.S. gives up Taiwan in a trade for debt forgiveness.
It's kind of a trade off between putting your company in a CD that has fixed interest or putting it in the boarder market with potential higher growth. Looking back, I thought we would be going to WW3, trade war related stuff...never did I imagine it would double in 5 years. So it's really hard to "time" the market, I think as humans we believe can and I've come to learn ins a common thing. Sure, person someone was lucky and got it right a few times and they made a killing. (sadly I've come to recognize I'm not thst lucky), if I did attempt to time the market, I know I'm pretty much taking a gamble and probably feeling lucky.
It's a Pascal's wager deal. No WW3, stocks go up. WW3, if it's like WW2 you want to be all in US stocks. If it goes down different because the bad guys have the bomb too, who gives a shit what stocks do?
“Are my stocks gonna go up on Monday” My brother in Christ, we’re about to enter WW3
How to price in humiliated 🥭: \-1. Full port to cash \-2. If 🥭 declares war, add in bonds, construction stocks and defense stocks \-3. In case 🥭 folds in WW3: Chinese and Russian stocks
That is WW3 territory if china invaded Taiwan we have much bigger issues than NVDA
Feels like all of the people WW2 died and none of the gen think world war is possible
#Every time they make a WW2 game or movie, Germany receives royalty payments LMAO🤌
Just learned about the ghost army in WW2.... Get fucked Nazis.
Sure but other trends matter too. Younger generations are having more difficulty finding jobs. Older generations are living longer and are richer than ever before. 73% of all the US’s wealth is owned by Americans over the age of 55. While this demographic is living longer, money is passed down later and there’s less of it. The reason to invest in stocks like Sirius is because people like you think that future potential earnings are the only thing that matter, when lots of established businesses generate profit today. These companies lose popularity and then become great deals. You’re banking on the kids of today paying a premium for YouTube in the future. There’s no guarantee they’ll be as wealthy as boomers who grew up in a roaring post-WW2 economy. Do you have $600 a year to waste on Sirius? My dad does, and he’s certainly not rich.. He’s just been earning money for 35 years.
Sure but other trends matter too. Younger generations are having more difficulty finding jobs. Older generations are living longer and are richer than ever before. 73% of all the US’s wealth is owned by Americans over the age of 55. While this demographic is living longer, money is passed down later and there’s less of it. The reason to invest in stocks like Sirius is because people like you think that future potential earnings are the only thing that matter, when lots of established businesses generate profit today. These companies lose popularity and then become great deals. You’re banking on the kids of today paying a premium for YouTube in the future. There’s no guarantee they’ll be as wealthy as boomers who grew up in a roaring post-WW2 economy. Do you have $600 a year to waste on Sirius? My dad does, and he’s certainly not rich.. He’s just been earning money for 35 years.
Time in the market doesn’t compound returns, growth in the American economy and innovation compounds returns. Time is part of how we quantify that. That’s why Warren Buffet gave the disclaimer of “if you believe in the future of the US economy” then you should just index the market. Dollar cost averaging didn’t work out in Japan for 30 plus years, or if you been hanging on to something like Disney for 10 years. Think of all the growth the US generated post WW2 to get the average 8-10% annualized returns.
When I was in highschool I was playing hella out of HOI4 but then we went over WW2 and watched some Holocaust documentaries and I felt so bad I quit my Fascist Ireland campaign
Unironically WW2 was also bullish
WW2 pt. 2 Election Boogaloo
Kanye didn’t make a song called WW3 for nothing The man has vision
Pre market looked like WW2 when France fell
I might have been watching too much WW2 documentaries becuase I thought that said John Fuhrer
Band of Brothers once a year crew WW2 In Color once a year crew
I’ve watched too many WW2 documentaries We’re going to war
the only thing which could save this market are: \-🥭 and JPOW announcing another stimulus package (1000 Trillion Dollars) \-JPOW reducing interest rates anticipating the student loan, mortgage and auto loan and consumer credit crisis \-🥭 reversing tariffs and releasing October data, apologizing to buoy market confidence \-🥭's buddies monopolizing the US Economy for neo-feudalism(TM) and doing blatant market manipulation to pump prices upward. \-WW3 or Alien Invasion
Did WW3 break out or something? WTF am I missing?
#Imagine watching futures during WW2. They'd probably swing 2-3% every night depending on how battles were going LMAO🤌
WW1 start: July 28, 1914 07 + 28 + 19 + 14= 68. WW2 start: Sept 1, 1939 9 + 1 + 19 + 39 = 68. Russo-Ukrainian war start: 24 February 2022. 24 + 2 + 20 + 22 = 68 (yes I’m aware fighting started in 2014 but Putin announced the start of full-scale war on this date) Next date that follows this format is 12-11-2025
Depends on how long you’d like to live after everything goes to shit I suppose. Everyone should have a stash of gold and silver for multiple reasons, one being when WW3 inevitably happens and society collapses. What are you guys gunna do when the earth gets hit with a solar flare that knocks out the grid, or again, our infrastructure gets hacked or bombed or nuked? Gunna use ur credit cards then? Your dollars? They’re worthless. Gold is the universal currency. Always has been and always will be. The only degenerate is one thinking gold isn’t worth having.
Argentina? Where all the Nazis (that weren't scientists sent to USA through operations paperclip) escaped to at the end of WW2?? 🤔
WW3: *market reacts 0.01%* No news: *market reacts 2%*
Going to repeat history 2030s depression then WW3 will pull us out in the 2040s. I hope not though
Michael Burry is a walking L: Jan 2017 – Predicted that a global financial collapse and WW3 were imminent. Sep 2019 – Claimed index funds were the next CDOs, ready to implode like 2008. Dec 2020 – Shorted Tesla. He said its price was “ridiculous” and destined to crash. Jan 2021 – Reiterated that Tesla’s valuation would implode soon. Shares kept going up. Feb 2021 – Warned the entire stock market was “dancing on a knife’s edge.” Feb 2021 – Called Robinhood a “dangerous casino”. It keeps growing revenue and users, and was added to the S&P 500 this year. Jun 2021 – Predicted the “mother of all crashes” and sold everything. Sep 2022 – Forecasted massive stock failures were ahead, pretty much at the bottom of the 2022 downturn. Jan 2023 – Tweeted “Sell.” He later admitted, “I was wrong to say "Sell.” QQQ is up over 100% since then. Why do people still listen to this 🤡? If he wasn't featured in a Michael Lewis book, no one would know who he is.
Here's a pretty overhyped problem I dont think Chips can get smaller than 2nm which is running 12 atoms So the only solution is photonics or nonbinary outcomes (living in the middle of 0&1 but collapsing at the right time) aka Quantum But both of these projects are Manhattan Projects scale. OpenAI and NVDA is argubly the greatest accidental discovery of mathematics we understood around WW2. Could we face a tech winter? Only if the research doesn't outpace manufacturing demand. And if we cant get increase manufacturing, compute will increase in price killing some of the economics Tldr: this is not a bubble. But LLM models are probably in the bottom of the 2nd inning
Nov 11th is the anniversary of the date WW1 ended
There are a number of possible outcomes to a China-Taiwan conflict. WW3 is the worst possible scenario.
What about a pump to celebrate Veteran's Day? My grandpa fought in WW2 so we could have as many ATHs as we wanted growing up
I believe if we were in a war with China, Taco would had sent every Chinese person to internment camps like back in the WW2 days with Japan. >. Civil Liberties Act of 1988 >Signed by President Ronald Reagan. Key points: >Official apology from the U.S. government. >Monetary reparations: $20,000 per surviving internee. >Creation of a public education fund to teach about the internment. >About 82,000 surviving Japanese Americans received these payments. 2/3rd of the Japanese got put in these camps for 2.5-4 years
700 eow. Next week WW3. Sorry I don’t make the rules.
Why not use the full dataset available? What is the purpose of the backtest? Since the CAGR is a geometric mean that goes to zero if any single period is a complete wipeout you want to include a long period that includes catastrophic events if you are looking at very long term projections. One way to effectively increase the lookback period is to look at multiple countries. For example, the effect of world wars and the post WW2 privatization in France makes their long term mean real return for equities only about 3.85%, while the US is above 8%. (Both are arithmetic means of annual returns, not the geometric mean/CAGR). An interesting article is [The Rate of Return on Everything, 1870-2015](https://www.frbsf.org/wp-content/uploads/wp2017-25.pdf) by the SF Federal Reserve Bank.
This is not the answer you want to hear. Our country now owes $38 trillion plus. That’s about $111,000 for each person,including children. How are we ever going to pay that back? We have been in-the catbird seat ever since the end of WW 2. The U.S.was immensely strong compared to Europe and the Far East. We leveraged our ability to finance on the back of the trust the world had in us at privileged rates. Now, it’s different for obvious reasons. We lack the comfort of great pilots in the administration. Maybe, we will be able to dig ourselves out through unique technology, but we are not alone in that space. Can we continue to expect the financial markets will be as friendly for the next 80 years? Printing money is not an option because of the effects on our own economy. Gold and art and rare metals sounds like quackery. But the age of 20% returns has passed.
Bears are 😡 right now that the econony isn’t tanking and WW3 not starting so they could make $10. 😂
Optimus will be main tool in eliminating the poverty in the WW3 as all poors will be killed by robots.
Just think, after a crash, WW, and massive inflation, stocks will be super cheap!
But since 2008, SPY has outperformed. From 1968 includes their post WW2 boom. Also 2008 and 2000, they lost far less than SPY. It is interesting for sure. Thanks for sharing. Do you own many Brazilian assets?
At this rate we'll have a civil war, WW3, and another pandemic before we get there, and when we do, it's going to be another announcement saying they're delaying it to 2028.