Long term Bonds Ballistic. Gold crossed 1500. Bitcoin topping.
Sad trading view doesn't have charts such as alot of bonds. A shame.
Well, site is full of $1500 lifesavings people that are going to lose what little they have on cryptocurrencies. Site has all the alts from all the exchanges...
I just saw yet another bond price go balistic.
The Austrian 100Y bond, it went something like shown on this chart.
US 30Y ballistic recently (yield is invertly correlated to bond prices).
It is of course early but we can start looking at companies to consider investing in when the recession hits.
The big ones that should still be around (especially the international ones).
Those I can think of in the US:
Coca-Cola, McDonald's, IBM, Microsoft, Exxon Mobil, General Electrics, General Motors, JPMorganChase, Disney, Wallmart...
I wanted to make an idea about Disney with their recent earnings FUD (they're only "bad" because of their recent acquisition of FOX), and how they are killing franchises by dumping crap recycled products like a cheap supermarket and pretending to be woke to get free publicity, bait a few gullible people into feeling guilty if they do not go to their movies, and protecting their reputation while dumping crap movies and destroying the lore of the universes "uz a rassist n a ceksist if u no watch" lmao ye right.
Europe & Japan:
Sony, the casino/gambling industry in japan, Toyota (in particular this: Toyota to introduce 10 electric cars by mid-2020s, they have 3 times Tesla budget while have the same capitalisation, their current hybrids are great and getting better), Satoshi Nakamoto (4 companies), fujitsu, Toshiba, Panasonic, Royal Dutch Shell, BNP Paribas, Allianz, AXA, Total, Daimler (if they inmprove emissions), Glencore Plc (commodities traders), BP, Volkswagen, Eni, Banco Santander, Nestle, Carrefour, ING, Siemens, Philips, Tesco, Pharmaceuticals (Novartis, Roche, ... My dad knows about that I'll have to ask him :p), renewables & biotech whatever company in that sector looks best "safest" not necessarilly the most promising with huge returns but the most certain to still be around.
Then there might be East Europe, North Africa, Australia is a safe bet, let's not forget New Zealand, South Korea... Plenty of places with potential.
In my previous idea about the economy 2 days ago (I use the DJI chart) I mentionned what were the signs to look at.
Everything is painting the same picture. Here, gold:
Entering the hope stage I think.
As for Bitcoin (something like 65% of crypto cap), Echo bubble, which on the monthly chart is just some sideways at the top, just like the stock market:
Double top at 14k then slide to zero.
I do not know how much longer the markets can be "saved" via quantitative easing, money printed of thin air, etc.
Can't be much longer... If central banks keep lowering rates to negative values, printing and printing out of thin air, just to help out boomers, and make the rich richer but not really it's all an illusion, people are just going to buy gold lmao. And who would want Bitcoin if even if the price goes up which it has a really hard time doing it barely will be enough to keep up with inflation?
Everything painting the same picture. I think it is happening now. Let's watch closely as it progresses, and start thinking of what companies to invest in after everything fell 60%, and watch what happens with those companies during the hard times.
The world is on fire it should be right about time to stop saying "this is fine".
Well, site is full of $1500 lifesavings people that are going to lose what little they have on cryptocurrencies. Site has all the alts from all the exchanges...
I just saw yet another bond price go balistic.
The Austrian 100Y bond, it went something like shown on this chart.
US 30Y ballistic recently (yield is invertly correlated to bond prices).
It is of course early but we can start looking at companies to consider investing in when the recession hits.
The big ones that should still be around (especially the international ones).
Those I can think of in the US:
Coca-Cola, McDonald's, IBM, Microsoft, Exxon Mobil, General Electrics, General Motors, JPMorganChase, Disney, Wallmart...
I wanted to make an idea about Disney with their recent earnings FUD (they're only "bad" because of their recent acquisition of FOX), and how they are killing franchises by dumping crap recycled products like a cheap supermarket and pretending to be woke to get free publicity, bait a few gullible people into feeling guilty if they do not go to their movies, and protecting their reputation while dumping crap movies and destroying the lore of the universes "uz a rassist n a ceksist if u no watch" lmao ye right.
Europe & Japan:
Sony, the casino/gambling industry in japan, Toyota (in particular this: Toyota to introduce 10 electric cars by mid-2020s, they have 3 times Tesla budget while have the same capitalisation, their current hybrids are great and getting better), Satoshi Nakamoto (4 companies), fujitsu, Toshiba, Panasonic, Royal Dutch Shell, BNP Paribas, Allianz, AXA, Total, Daimler (if they inmprove emissions), Glencore Plc (commodities traders), BP, Volkswagen, Eni, Banco Santander, Nestle, Carrefour, ING, Siemens, Philips, Tesco, Pharmaceuticals (Novartis, Roche, ... My dad knows about that I'll have to ask him :p), renewables & biotech whatever company in that sector looks best "safest" not necessarilly the most promising with huge returns but the most certain to still be around.
Then there might be East Europe, North Africa, Australia is a safe bet, let's not forget New Zealand, South Korea... Plenty of places with potential.
In my previous idea about the economy 2 days ago (I use the DJI chart) I mentionned what were the signs to look at.
Everything is painting the same picture. Here, gold:
As for Bitcoin (something like 65% of crypto cap), Echo bubble, which on the monthly chart is just some sideways at the top, just like the stock market:
I do not know how much longer the markets can be "saved" via quantitative easing, money printed of thin air, etc.
Can't be much longer... If central banks keep lowering rates to negative values, printing and printing out of thin air, just to help out boomers, and make the rich richer but not really it's all an illusion, people are just going to buy gold lmao. And who would want Bitcoin if even if the price goes up which it has a really hard time doing it barely will be enough to keep up with inflation?
Everything painting the same picture. I think it is happening now. Let's watch closely as it progresses, and start thinking of what companies to invest in after everything fell 60%, and watch what happens with those companies during the hard times.
The world is on fire it should be right about time to stop saying "this is fine".
Comment:
This:
Sven Henrich
@NorthmanTrader
It is different this time:
2000: FOMO chase 100 forward multiples in Nasdaq cause we will be richly rewarded
2007: FOMO chase homes to flip with variable rate mortgages cause we will be richly rewarded
2019: FOMO chase that 100 year bond cause we will get a negative return. Yay!
Sven Henrich
@NorthmanTrader
It is different this time:
2000: FOMO chase 100 forward multiples in Nasdaq cause we will be richly rewarded
2007: FOMO chase homes to flip with variable rate mortgages cause we will be richly rewarded
2019: FOMO chase that 100 year bond cause we will get a negative return. Yay!
Comment:
Comment:
Foreign bonds (outside of US) went negative for the first time in history.
Doesn't look like central banks have plans reversing any time soon.
Inflation and a culture of buybacks, bailouts, and paying the shareholders first and the workers second - nah just kidding the workers don't get paid at all - will make sure these downtrending rates "to boost the economy" make the wealth gap bigger and bigger.
They got to be mentally retarded. There are no explicit rules preventing people with down syndrome from working at central banks?
I don't get how they can be so out of touch. No way, they must be mentally retarded.
Still waiting for this USD devaluation (since not only migrants but also foreign nations are the reason why 90% of the US live paycheck to paycheck), maybe after summer.
I wonder how 2020 will go.
On one side you'll have the reincarnation of Goebbels openly explaining to people how white men are responsible for the declining purchasing power.
They are already being openly discriminated against and vilified. It's insane.
On one side let's continue with the stock market manipulation, trade wars that go nowhere because foreign nations are responsible for the declining purchasing power but also migrants that get free money.
And his strongest supporter just telling people "you are just lazy and need to work harder!".
I wonder if things would be different if people were selected from childhood by IQ.
How can out of all these politicians no one knows the actual reasons?
Are they that dumb?
Or do they know, but have to act like morons so the voters may understand them?
Full democracy is doomed to fail, even its creators said so...
Doesn't look like central banks have plans reversing any time soon.
Inflation and a culture of buybacks, bailouts, and paying the shareholders first and the workers second - nah just kidding the workers don't get paid at all - will make sure these downtrending rates "to boost the economy" make the wealth gap bigger and bigger.
They got to be mentally retarded. There are no explicit rules preventing people with down syndrome from working at central banks?
I don't get how they can be so out of touch. No way, they must be mentally retarded.
Still waiting for this USD devaluation (since not only migrants but also foreign nations are the reason why 90% of the US live paycheck to paycheck), maybe after summer.
I wonder how 2020 will go.
On one side you'll have the reincarnation of Goebbels openly explaining to people how white men are responsible for the declining purchasing power.
They are already being openly discriminated against and vilified. It's insane.
On one side let's continue with the stock market manipulation, trade wars that go nowhere because foreign nations are responsible for the declining purchasing power but also migrants that get free money.
And his strongest supporter just telling people "you are just lazy and need to work harder!".
I wonder if things would be different if people were selected from childhood by IQ.
How can out of all these politicians no one knows the actual reasons?
Are they that dumb?
Or do they know, but have to act like morons so the voters may understand them?
Full democracy is doomed to fail, even its creators said so...
- Comments are banned on youtube (go figure)
- "Aggressive scents" are banned
- Talking to the police is banned
- Several people (snowflakes) have stood up, interrupted the meating, and asked every one to stopped doing something they found offensive, including using gender pronouns, chatting and whispering (yes, chatting & whispering)
- Talking to the press is banned
- Using doors "wrongly" (lol what?) is banned
AND MY FAVORITE!!! THEY TOOK PRIDE IN HAVING THE BIGGEST RALLY SINCE THE 1940s. OH GREAT! WE ARE GOING BACK TO THE 1930s! HOW GREAT!