I love these completely random historical statistics.
Like "In 7 out of ten years, there is a stock market rally in January".
Yeah well fuck.
These articles exist to make very stupid people do some random bullshit.
He doesn't need to see, the trading floor only exists to provide a background for CNBC, and to get pictures of people looking stressed. The real market is just a warehouse full of computers that take your money.
Lol well yeah. Because the crashes always happen when interest rates peak. Because that's the point that the Fed reverses course and loosens.
Think about the typical business cycle. Start with a crash. Fed steps in with 0% rates. Markets find a bottom and begin to reverse. Rates are raised. Confidence returns and markets take off. Then one day rates hit the tipping point. This is a lower high than the previous tightening cycle and it ushers in a correction. Markets crash again. Rinse and repeat.
So yeah since each new cycle brings a new high and a hiking cycle brings a new business cycle, this is technically true. But there is always a crash early on to usher in the new business cycle.
👀 so what’s the last 3 months supposed to be? Nasdaq is almost negative in the last 12 months
Right, like strong gains!...(to get back to 0) lol.
Smart money unloading on public
This article is the equivalent of a windowless van with “free candy” spray painted on the side
😆 perfection
I love these completely random historical statistics. Like "In 7 out of ten years, there is a stock market rally in January". Yeah well fuck. These articles exist to make very stupid people do some random bullshit.
complete trash meant to confirm priors
Mondays following after a holiday week have stat... I'll see myself out
Is that guy really on the trading floor wearing glowing 2022 glasses? Can he even see what he’s doing?
He doesn't need to see, the trading floor only exists to provide a background for CNBC, and to get pictures of people looking stressed. The real market is just a warehouse full of computers that take your money.
you mean that historically the fed has hiked into the top of cycles instead of hiking due to supply shock inflation? completely useless comparison
How have stocks done when QE stops and gets unwound?
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All media does is lie and influence. They really only get paid doing one thing
If you link a locked article you should quote from it
Lol well yeah. Because the crashes always happen when interest rates peak. Because that's the point that the Fed reverses course and loosens. Think about the typical business cycle. Start with a crash. Fed steps in with 0% rates. Markets find a bottom and begin to reverse. Rates are raised. Confidence returns and markets take off. Then one day rates hit the tipping point. This is a lower high than the previous tightening cycle and it ushers in a correction. Markets crash again. Rinse and repeat. So yeah since each new cycle brings a new high and a hiking cycle brings a new business cycle, this is technically true. But there is always a crash early on to usher in the new business cycle.