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URDREAMN2 t1_jdk3fjr wrote
Reply to Volatility in mortgage rates will lead to further deterioration of the U.S. real estate sector in 2023 by exemplaryprophecy1
Lol. You don't say?
HFT_Bear t1_jdk3ezj wrote
Gov won't let the market crash so close to Biden's reelection campaign
exemplaryprophecy1 t1_jdk3ej4 wrote
Reply to comment by gg120b in Can anyone provide an honest reason to be bullish right now? by [deleted]
and purchase
[deleted] OP t1_jdk3by3 wrote
I have a little bit of money on ours as a hedge, but nothing too serious
Upset-Arachnid-1408 t1_jdk310n wrote
0.0 percent chance we'll get anything to resemble a bull market. Lot of people who are hoping and praying and investing on any iota of good news.
it's only getting worse now with the banks. Feds are stuck in a bad place. This BIG balloon gonna burst and be very ugly.
lagoongassoon t1_jdk2obg wrote
Because life goes on
Just do your best to not be a fuckin idiot
mabsta t1_jdk2fyx wrote
Reply to comment by Otherwise-Tale9671 in Can anyone provide an honest reason to be bullish right now? by [deleted]
Crash is always six months away. But everyone has a job. Those at the bottom of the income ladder have gained the most, and they just pump money into the system. Spring break travel is higher than last year. This is the first year without a variant or some other covid issue, so still pent up demand, going back to the office, etc. Interest rates haven't changed debt service for fixed rate mortgage holders. But would I want to own empty office buildings? Hold floating rate debt? Buy my wife's boyfriend a house? Not in 6 months, no.
[deleted] OP t1_jdk2c2v wrote
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liquefire81 t1_jdk298s wrote
You dont get laid if youre not a bull.
gg120b t1_jdk279i wrote
Reply to comment by madbank123 in Can anyone provide an honest reason to be bullish right now? by [deleted]
And buying
amonsterinmypants t1_jdk24ru wrote
Reply to comment by Mediocre_Sympathy_65 in Why does CDS surge is an indicator of a bank financial health ? by Mediocre_Sympathy_65
Yes, just as stocks go up it can be speculative
NarcolepticTreesnake t1_jdk22ng wrote
Reply to comment by SaabFan4 in Can anyone provide an honest reason to be bullish right now? by [deleted]
40 year secular bull market is winding down. Shits going to get ugly but never doubt exactly how long they can keep the plates spinning
yao97ming t1_jdk20ci wrote
You being bearish
lolikmomzy t1_jdk1xxj wrote
The year just started so plenty of time for Janet Yellen to successfully pressure JPowell to cut rates to pump the markets, this is an optimal scenario.
NarcolepticTreesnake t1_jdk1ub3 wrote
Reply to comment by Otherwise-Tale9671 in Can anyone provide an honest reason to be bullish right now? by [deleted]
Some people even have 3! We have so much employment companies are posting positions that only Bigfoot riding on the back of a unicorn smoking Dracula's pubes can fill.
I agree, this feels very similar to March '08 but with $1.5Q in global all sector debt derivatives, $400T of which have been created in the last 4 years. There's going to be bank to made when the government turns the printing press on for reals this time, not like that piddling 2020 shit. Commodites, energy and resource extraction are going to fuckin print.
AdditionEfficient590 t1_jdk1ltx wrote
I didn’t read any of this
endplayzone t1_jdk1em8 wrote
Because
Niceiceniceice t1_jdk1ayq wrote
Reply to comment by HT32 in All in FRC Roth IRA by sylphvanas
Robinhood is dog but as a wealthsimple degen i do wish i had that awesome looking colour scheme
Million2026 t1_jdk1awy wrote
Fed might freeze rates or cut them.
I_Went_Full_WSB t1_jdk1amt wrote
You should be bullish because someone has to carry these heavy bags for me.
neomatic1 t1_jdk19xj wrote
Balance sheet go up. Money goes to banks. Banks do fractional reserve. Money multiplies and gets lent out. Money exchanges hands and money goes up more. It’s exponential my friend.
exemplaryprophecy1 OP t1_jdk19pm wrote
Reply to comment by PRNbourbon in Volatility in mortgage rates will lead to further deterioration of the U.S. real estate sector in 2023 by exemplaryprophecy1
New home prices down 20%, but high low-pressure mortgage rates and a possible recession continue to hurt affordability
Forward-Sprinkles165 t1_jdk16vn wrote
Reply to All in FRC Roth IRA by sylphvanas
Fuck Ye
[deleted] OP t1_jdk15fm wrote
It's interesting that you believe the Fed has anything to do with the stock market. Why do you feel that way, and is it always after you get high as hell?
[deleted] OP t1_jdk3nzz wrote
Reply to Can anyone provide an honest reason to be bullish right now? by [deleted]
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