Anonymous
ID: 0b9qK1nt
6/17/2025, 12:34:16 AM No.60512288
can anything stop the US?
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Thread 60512288 - /biz/ [Archived: 1066 hours ago]
Anonymous
ID: wsB1DiLX
6/17/2025, 12:35:18 AM No.60512291
wheres china
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Anonymous
ID: EqviMFh1
6/17/2025, 12:36:25 AM No.60512294
>>60512288 (OP)
This is like the BTC.D chart but with the US as BTC and the foreign countries as alt coins over a longer timeframe
This is like the BTC.D chart but with the US as BTC and the foreign countries as alt coins over a longer timeframe
Anonymous
ID: ENVSm7Ov
6/17/2025, 12:49:37 AM No.60512361
>>60512288 (OP)
Not actually a good thing. It means that US stocks are wildly overvalued relative to gdp and that most of those gains are only on paper.
Not actually a good thing. It means that US stocks are wildly overvalued relative to gdp and that most of those gains are only on paper.
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Anonymous
ID: n1Sf6Ohv
6/17/2025, 3:15:50 AM No.60512885
>>60512361
Or that US GDP is wildly undervalued.
Or that US GDP is wildly undervalued.
Anonymous
ID: 36d6MelU
6/17/2025, 12:04:02 PM No.60513587
>>60512361
Depends on your reference point. I'd argue it's the only pro business environment in the world and anything less than 90% dominance is undervalued. There is no reason to assume that countries should be equal or a mean needs to be approached
Depends on your reference point. I'd argue it's the only pro business environment in the world and anything less than 90% dominance is undervalued. There is no reason to assume that countries should be equal or a mean needs to be approached