can someone who isnt a fucking retard tell me if this is bullish?

>>60561151 (OP)
Short term yes, more than one year: NO.
We want the blow off top before the golden AI induced recession.

>>60561151 (OP)
> who isnt a fucking retard
oh sorry, I didn't see that, disregard my answer
we will reach investor's paradise and the never ending bull run next year

>>60561151 (OP)
it’s bullish

>>60561151 (OP)
Once you understand there is no real economy in this country anymore and everything just runs off of artificial inflation and keeping line going up as long as possible, this will all make sense. Everything is fake as fuck and has been since 2008 when we started QE money printing to save this country from total economic collapse. That's why you also see so many aggressive pro-inflation bots/paid shills flooding into every finance discussion board.

>>60561151 (OP)
Retard again, I went on the Internet, and I found this

Why would rates need to be cut if everything is at ATH and still going up?

>>60561194
They want to kill us

>>60561191
Bullish chart saaar 1200% eoy!

>>60561200
Checked!

1.bullish
2.bullish
3.bullish
4.bullish
5.bullish
6.averaging 4 years is retarded
7.we get 1 or 2 max

>>60561151 (OP)
>home prices: all-time highs

>>60561151 (OP)
It means money printer goes burrr as inflation will continue to melt wagie faces but asset owning wealthy will continue to get richer.

>>60561151 (OP)
averaging inflation is beyond retarded
safe to disregard anything this guy posts

its simple.
money go up
prices go up
stocks go up
you own stock
you win

>>60561151 (OP)
bullish

the fact that we're pushing ATHs on literally everything when the fed has actively been trying to supress economic activity is bullish

>>60561151 (OP)
Bearish for crypto. Alts have been down-only for 6 months and BTC is only back to where it was in December. This is barely a bull cycle at all.

>>60561194
to afford interest payments on all of the debt from selling bonds

>>60561154
>We want the blow off top before the golden AI induced recession.

Wrong... deflation.
China is going through this now.
AI, robots lead to deflation...
near infinite 'free' labor

>>60561191
>>60561200
I just looked up a few MOAR. It seems the recent rise is not caused by public companies increasing their profits disproportionally, or more companies going public.

I don't need the economy to be good or bad I just need my relative position in it to keep ahead of the curve so I can live comfortably

>>60561319
> deflation
With total automation comes total wagie annihilation: The middle class will soon wake up to being jobless and unskilled, with no opportunity to retrain for any skill, as AI bros will snatch up every niche. So they will stop spending. But maybe line will still go up, because people will see their only chance of survival in pouring everything into AI stocks.

>>60561349
its already the top 10 driving almost the entire economy with the bottom 50% not mattering at all
the moment domestic chore bots are sold its permanent caste based system since then nothing is required of the bottom 50% anymore

>>60561370
>nothing is required of the bottom 90% anymore
There seems to be one task they will demand from us.

>>60561379
>>nothing is required of the bottom 90% anymore

>>60561401
based nandroit enjoyer

>>60561194
donald wants to spend the money of the future president, making him look better

>>60561628
>donald wants to spend the money of the future president, making him look better

Yes, AND to grow the economy.
One solution to the government debt problem is to have the economy grow at fantastic rates.

>>60561151 (OP)
>everything is up to the ceiling
>only rich asses can invest
>cut the rates
what could possibly go wrong

>>60561653
the money will go straight to the pockets of the rich, the measures will be ineffective and regular people will be worse off because someone has to foot the bill. ai sucks,but if we replaced the president with chatgpt, everyone would be better off. tweets would be less cringe as well

>>60561690
>the money will go straight to the pockets of the rich

Vs straight into the belly of the alcoholic bum?
Poor people do NOT hire others to produce goods and services.

>>60561706
he could make education great again or introduce a wealth tax on the super rich to make real world asset affordability great again. but he'll waste it on government contracts to rich people that pocket the money and do the bare minimum to avoid fraud charges

>>60561151 (OP)
> average CPI yearly from 2020
Seems a very dishonest metric

>>60561319
The image got a chuckle from me.

>>60561706
Correct, they were the ones to hire.

>>60561151 (OP)
Yes, it's bullish. SPY will continue to go up 15%-20% each year forever until the end of time. This is definitely sustainable and super cool.

>>60561151 (OP)

>>60561319
>Wrong... deflation.
>lead to deflation...
deflation of WHAT exactly?
>debt/money/currency?
please explain how they are ever going to "deflate" meaningfully whilst interest rates are positive.
>prices of goods, assets, services?
there seems to be infinite reasons why this can (or can not) occur so i'd think it's in the realm of possibility.
however...
you gotta take it into perspective!
which leaves me with my saying
>15%, 20%, 30% corrections mean nothing if price(value) does multiples in between them
...which nearly everything did umpteenthfold post 9/11 & GFC
so nothing short of a 80% WHILST (You) keeping or gaining your purchasing power of today will ever "make things cheap again"

>>60562511
>so nothing short of a 80% correction or "crash"
fixed

>>60561653
>One solution to the government debt problem is to have the economy grow at fantastic rates.

Yep, turns out cutting entitlements is synonymous with never winning another election again so this is the route.

>>60561349
WFH really stands for worthless fucking human, blue collar will flourish for awhile until robots can wire and plumb a building which I don't see that happening for a while

>>60561628
Yes you don't like Trump I get it

>>60561319
>the ending where the jews dont win
kek

>>60561180
This guy understands.
The bottom line, nothing stops this train, nothing.
Buy Bitcoin.

>>60561151 (OP)
bullish

>>60561194
They're not. This is another twitter engagement farmer using AI and bullet points to get attention. Everything he said is true except for rate cuts.

>>60562493
Can I get one where he flies on UAL?