>>60601085
If BTC rises then so will my GME shares.
If the markets craps out then I have my Precious Metals.
I can't even begin to describe how big of a genius I am for how well my portfolio is constructed. Even if we crab for 5 more years my options book and Yieldmax ETFs will continue to lift the floor on my Networth.
This market is SOLVED.

>>60572465
Everyone should look at how fast the turnaround here is. You stack today because something similar to this could happen. Even if we go through a 1933 style revaluation and return to a decade of "normalcy", you will still do well to avoid that loss of purchasing power.
There is no way to escape this other than through write-offs. You can't just use a sin-chicken to put all of the debts onto his balance sheet to isolate the defaults because the chicken can't actually give you any value to replace the debts.
Money gets SPENT. It gets USED and all that is left is an interest bearing place-holder. You would have to confiscate the entire U.S. housing market to make good on these debts. What's the point of having a financial portfolio that gives you income and benefits when it needs to steal your house to be paid? There is a little conundrum here and it's all smoke and mirrors to get YOU, the tax cattle, to hand over ALL of your time, energy, and resources to chase after "basis points". People have toiled their entire lives for a financial fiction and the actualization of these losses will affect them in the real world. It won't be a function of "big line go down". You will eat economic losses and there will not be a V shaped recovery so you end up wealthier in a few years. It will be permanent because no equivalent or larger bubble can be inflated.

>>60533929
I'd care more about what central banks are doing. What are they buying? Gold.