Make it make sense

I would but your IQ is too low so its not worth the effort

>>508858483
Then why say anything? You know GDP growth came in negative yesterday for the first time since 2021 yet today we’re at all time highs?

>>508858442 (OP)
This is what happens when world's most powerful person manipulates the market.

>>508858442 (OP)
Do you find the prediction odd? It's perfectly reasonable to be skeptical about a prediction about the stock market.

>>508858594
Yeah, joe biden's economy was pretty shit and he did a lot of damage in January right before he got diagnosed with ass cancer from being such a bottom bitch.

>>508858442 (OP)
That's how feels based markets react. Retards act on impulse instilled by news then the fundamentals come into play and the price redresses to legitimate levels.
The drop is too sharp when compared to the increase for this prediction to come true.
It will double-top and go down further. Even if it breaks the previous top, it doesn't have enough steam to push higher.
>t. Lost my life savings on /biz/

>>508858442 (OP)
Line always goes up. Line cannot go down

>>508858442 (OP)
Insider trading. They created the dump, they shorted it then when it hit rock bottom they bought back and longed

>>508859188
Ok but how does that explain why it's higher than it was before?

>>508859252
Inflation doesn't stop, so once everyone buys back in, the price will inevitably go higher as more individual investors see green and buy

>>508859252
>it's higher than it was before
All I see is that it got the the previous level and some retard drew cope doodles on the chart.

>>508858594
In the past 6 months, the Dollar value has been decreasing at the fastest rate in about 40 years.
People are putting their money in anything to avoid holding dollars.
USD is going to be worth less than toilet paper pretty soon.

>>508859360
This. Though I think if it were indeed the case you could argue that that today's stock price = yesterday's stock price + a*news
Where a is some random number.
I'm trying to say the market no longer cares as much about the absolute value of the stock, and instead cares more about what it was relative to what it was yesterday. There's a sort of holonomy.
The 21st century market cares less about the absolute value of the stock because of a bigger derivatives market, high frequency trading and retail investors.

>>508859629
*note that i don't know much about the history of stock markets, this could all be hogwash

>>508858442 (OP)
it's pumping in anticipation of the rate cut and potential stimmies and it will crash harder than the 2020 one when Trump goes back to bombing Iran (and Syria)

buy now and hold until August or September at the latest. Should be completely divested before Q4.

>>508859252
The dollar itself losing value.

>>508858442 (OP)
amazing..now let's see the M2 in the back

>>508859188
it never hit rock bottom. There was a soft landing in the futures before the NY market opened. Then it rallied from there because Trump said it was a good day to buy. At 1:18 PM Eastern time he posted a pause to the tariffs on Truth Social.

The question now is: How long can Trump manipulate the course of U.S stocks? I'm going to guess that his social media posts will eventually have the reverse effect. But maybe not

>>508859629
S&P 500 index is certainly overpriced but as long as companies cook the books, get tax cuts and get bailed out by the govt, their dividends will pay off and investors will be happy.

>>508859299
>>508859722
Ok I just thought they were both tied together so if one goes down they both get impacted

>>508858442 (OP)
The key problem is that you are assuming the market is coupled to reality and not just insider trading. Small investors, even ones you might deem bigshots for having 500k in stocks, make up an absolutely minuscle part of the market. You might say the stock market is an instrument to syphon money from the (comperatively) poor to the wealthy

>>508859823
He's getting creative. First he used tariffs, then he used Elon drama. Did you believe Trump and Elon were fighting on twitter for real? No, they just did that to manipulate TSLA

BUY THE FUCKING DIP

>>508858442 (OP)
Buy at the next round of tariff talk. Though if I've figured it out that certainly means the jig is up.

>>508860099
The media event prior to Trump & Elon drama was that the U.S is unable to end the war in Ukraine. It was a necessary cushion before the U.S attempted to prove how dominant it was in the Middle East by demonstrating destructive capabilities. I had predicted back in October that the U.S would fail to project power in Ukraine and then follow it up with a bombing operation in Iran. Maybe one day I'll trust my foresight enough to trade around it

>>508858632
>>508859693
Here is the answer. It's just an anticipation of the Central Bank (Federal Reserve) flooding the markets with central bank cash.
Bad news can become good news once Central Banks react to it.

>>508860635
dominant it is*

>>508858442 (OP)
Number go up nigga. Simple as.

>>508859848
it wasn't going up though, it was stagnant

>>508858707
i cant even call you miggers anymore because donald trump hijacked the phrase (lol) so it just doesnt sound right anymore. but is there anything you dont blame biden for? at what point does trumps handling of the economy become acceptable? or are you just planning to blame biden for every fuck up that trump does this entire term? can you give me an honest answer please and not just disagree with me because i am a foreigner. i actually want to know how far your loyalty for trump spans and if in 4 years your life hasnt gotten better only worse the lights will finally turn on and you will realise trump was just another conman the entire time

>>508858707
Yea a pandemic would do that.

>>508858442 (OP)
i'm a bit of a nihilist i suppose, in that i believe all morality is inherently subjective

>>508859848
>the stock market is the economy
isn't this the exact thing you were arguing against about a year ago?

Damn I should have bought stocks when it was at that low point...

>>508858442 (OP)
Market babys simply want their stocks to go up. It makes no sense.

>>508858442 (OP)
Boomers will literally do anything to see that there assets appreciate. Like sell out an entire generation

>>508862340
what happens when boomers die?

>>508858442 (OP)
Screencapped. See you in September.

>>508858442 (OP)