Thread 520196732

This is a perfect example of what’s actually happening in the economy, masked by the AI bubble and the top 10–15 components of the market. Once people realize AGI isn’t coming anytime soon, and that most of this “AI spending” is just recycled liquidity with zero near-term cash flow, the unwind will be violent. This is what is in store for the entire market on the other end of this melt-up. There's still more juice left in the tank though.

>>520196732 (OP)
ma'am biz is that way

>>520196732 (OP)
i mean, every time I go to chipotle the place is packed

>>520196732 (OP)
chipotle is too expensive and last time I went all the customers were indians
smelt like shit

>>520196732 (OP)
American economy finally gonna get what they deserve for decades

>>520196849
you lost pidor

>>520196732 (OP)
Chipotle has rebranded twice in 18 months since they killed a bunch of people with their unsanitary bullshit.
Took Jack in the Box a decade plus to get back into the regional market where they killed people, and that was just bad lettuce. It wasn't their food prep process itself that killed them in Dallas.
>tldr: chipotle is fucked and their stock is fucked and that's entirely normal
The market is on the biggest bubble in human history, no question. But to pretend Chipotle is the canary in this coalmine is just fucking retarded enough to get posted on /pol/.

>>520196836
The best time to eat at Chipotle was prior to them selling out to corporate. Sad, many such cases!

>>520196905
shoo joo

>>520196849
go home. Germany is for the Aryans. not you.

>>520196732 (OP)
>Grand Chipotle Economic Theory
don't ever change pol

>>520196732 (OP)
I don't find it shocking that people don't want to pay 15 dollars for a burrito with mostly rice served by a goblin child who fucking hates you.

>>520196732 (OP)
>pulling back
>pulling out
this time things will be different

>>520196849
Is this our economy now? Jews and jeets?

>>520196732 (OP)
THE WHO LETTER

>>520196849
it's not only americans who own papers, it's going to be hit for everyone

>>520196732 (OP)
How do I buy the dip?
>>520196849
Except they're all taking loans off the speculative value they're building and will never ever pay off the principle

>>520196732 (OP)
Let's establish a statement:
>A: when you buy stock you directly or indirectly fund the company
>B: you can think of a stock as a short term loan you gave to the company with no guarantee of return, if the company performs well you receive profit if it doesn't you lose money

Now this statement in mind, we will consider some scenarios.
>1) you invest in goyslop but think that goyslop is destructive to the human race. You simultaneously fund the production and distribution of goyslop and hope that all goyslop is banned
>you dont want the government to infringe your privacy but Palantir and other AI related (nvidia for example) stocks are doing well. You hope that Palantir grows but also hope it doesn't exist because it's just fucked
>you invest in any fortune 500 company. The company lays off 5000 Americans and hires 200000 Indians because that's cost efficient and stock value will rise. You don't want jeets but you need to want jeets because your wallet grows thicker.
Stocks are a massive double think.

>>520196732 (OP)
They tried raising their price to make it seem like it's more of premium fast food joint. I millennials and zoomers don't want to pay 25 bucks for a burrito.

>>520196732 (OP)
>This is what is in store for the entire market
giant discounts? don't threaten me with a good time

>>520200549
You're laughing. Land owners are about to lose a fortune and you're laughing.

I will tell (you) something I think you don't notice yet.
For the past couple of weeks the federal reserve and central banking have been pumping certain nasdaq stocks to make nasdaq and thus the burger shekel look stronger than what it really is.
For whatever reason the big part of the stocks from the new york stock exchange are all going down. But the think is that last week downy jones and this week nasdaq stocks were not going up normally, they were literally going up by massive upwards cliffs, meanwhile the NYES stocks were going down by the same cliffs those other two indexes were going up.
PM were also being shorted and exactly at the same time nasdaq and downy associated stocks went up by cliffs.
This chipotle thing is down exactly at the same time by a similar amount and graph shape as other NYSE stocks
Pic rel is a random stock from NSYE. Exactly the same graph at the cliff. This is the same across the NYSE but today it seems that also some nasdaq are also doing that same shame but just s few like ebay

>>520196732 (OP)
damnnnn lmao zoom out tho

>>520198595
Essentially yes.
America doesn't actually produce any real tangible wealth
It's all just the same money circled around over and over and given a couple of pennies to the chosen few so they can buy luxury goods like premium canned soups

>>520201225
But I own my house. Paid it off and all. I'm just a regular guy working a shitty IT job.

>>520196732 (OP)
>fast food
and

>>520196849
that guy in the middle is my hero

>>520196732 (OP)
I'm not concerned, I hold GME.

>just heard on the news that all the restaurants are full
is the government desperately trying to prevent complete collapse

>>520196732 (OP)
if chipotle rolled out birria tacos they'd have business for the next thousand years

>>520196732 (OP)
the wealthy are doing well and that's all that matters now. they have all the money anyways.

>>520201591
One of my investments are based on US technology stocks. Always had good returns but lately it went crazy high, probably as part of the pumping you've described.
Already sold most of it and bought hungarian government bonds. Less interest rate but safer. Maybe it was a bit early but at least I'll avoid the bubble burst.

>>520198137
He's mad about ww2

>>520198027
Oy vey get a load of this antisemitic nazi

>>520203141
it's going to take years to pop probably

>>520203141
Shit's going to pop so hard the burger market will look like niggasaki after the nuke.

>>520203423
Maybe, maybe not. I remember the dotcom bubble, everything seemed fine on the surface even months before it went crashing down. And back then the rest of the economy wasn't this deep in the shit and the bubble wasn't nearly this huge.

>>520196836
the rice is free, you can ask them to slam it on and they will.

>>520204401
don't change the fact I'm having to pay $20 for a burrito and some chips w/ salsa
and endure stinky indians to do it

>>520203757
right but they haven't even started

>>520204679
Dotcom bust essentially happened when people were started asking when all the investments will show returns. Same question is coming up with the AI and nobody has a decent answer.
With the petrodollar seemingly going to the way of the dodo at the same time the collapse will be fucking brutal.

>>520205184
pretty sure AI is geopolitical so china would have to give up on the rat race too, we're basically seeing who will pop first and white people have to bare the economic brunt

>>520201225
I own a house and I want this shit to crash. I stand to lose a lot in equity and that is fine because I would like my brother and other young family members to be able to afford a house.

>>520201225
I hate realty speculation
>Be me
>Live in $50,000 shack
>Suddenly it's worth $150,000
>Now my property tax (theft) is triple what it was
Boomers think this is great somehow.
>>520201591
>Cigna
More like Ligma
>>520198015
I'm sad I missed prime Chipotle. I always told myself I'd go there sometime but always forgot to go. I don't know if that's worse or having once been a Chik-Fil-A enjoyer who watched them fall to corporatism. The last time I went I got a sad boring chicken sandwich crafted by brown uncaring hands. No wonder there's never a line anymore.

>>520196732 (OP)
"Younger diners" can't afford fastfood. As well as rent, houses, and cars.

Thats the real message between the lines.

>>520196732 (OP)
absolute slop, at least taco bell is sort of cheap