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Anonymous (ID: AUcZUPLe) No.60895261 >>60895307 >>60895392 >>60895416 >>60895422 >>60895508 >>60895526 >>60895864 >>60896267 >>60896380
Why does everyone think a ratecut is always bullish. We've only seen recent examples of bullish ones yes. But its not always the case
Anonymous (ID: VAYrgr1c) No.60895307
>>60895261 (OP)
Mr trump say is good for the economy and I believe every one one of his words
Anonymous (ID: rf6AfhEi) No.60895392
>>60895261 (OP)
post more charlie
Anonymous (ID: Z2KBnEUc) No.60895416
>>60895261 (OP)
the system is more complicated than interest rates => asset prices. but the interest rate does have a strong effect on asset prices. lowering rates should exert a bullish pressure on asset prices for hopefully obvious reasons. but posters here can't or won't into nuance
Anonymous (ID: VWGZLfg0) No.60895422 >>60895515
>>60895261 (OP)
doesnt a crash happen basically every time they cut rates?
Anonymous (ID: +0q4JIxp) No.60895437
because they are inflation minded retards
Anonymous (ID: pODMezrs) No.60895508
>>60895261 (OP)
people want their gains now. For rich people, maybe it's fine. For everyone else, it means short-term gains and long-term loss as their income drops via inflation.
Anonymous (ID: 4IZ3U/uB) No.60895515
>>60895422
yes
kek
Anonymous (ID: KN0gaehX) No.60895526
>>60895261 (OP)
From what I've seen of da charts from da bearish real estate guy at Reventure who's been sounding the alarm bell on the real estate market even during the hype phase, a Fall rate cut would be very bearish. It will represent a tiny amount of money saved on interest payments for new home buyers. Like $300 bucks saved per month on a $3000 monthly payment.

You have to put yourself in the shoes of prospective buyers who have been waiting on the sidelines this whole time. Would $300 saved while home prices are still too high change your mind? No, you'd wait for rates to get cut even lower, and you'd wait for home prices to continue going down. You'd keep your 1 year lease on your apartment and ride it out.

An extended period of high interest rates followed by a tiny rate cut begins a prolonged decline. It triggers a selloff cascade that goes on for like, an entire year and a half.
Anonymous (ID: JDcnx606) No.60895864 >>60896256 >>60896465
>>60895261 (OP)
>dark hair
>blue eyes
How does this happen?
Anonymous (ID: qqapQC94) No.60896256
>>60895864
usually contact lenses
Anonymous (ID: D85Id13i) No.60896267
>>60895261 (OP)
That’s a man
Anonymous (ID: OOhOwBA3) No.60896380
>>60895261 (OP)
>money is cheaper to borrow
>more money is created
>that money finds it’s way into speculative assets
>number go up
It is actually that simple
Anonymous (ID: OucltLwe) No.60896465 >>60896602
>>60895864
If only they taught us this in grade 9 science
Anonymous (ID: D1ShW1CC) No.60896602
>>60896465
They did. It almost never happens, nignog