alright let's begin
Inflation, rather hyper inflation seems to be the markets biggest worry right now and honestly it makes sense with America printing and distributing %25 of our GPD. however as astonishing as it is i don't think this will be a humungus problem long term, could still be a short term issue though. the reason i say this is because the US was not the only country to print a substantial amount of money due to Covid. this results in us still having the strong currency the almighty DXY. we can also see this not being a long term problem in terms of supply chains, technology being deflationary, and the amount of competition i think the american economy will see and what I mean by that is if one store is selling a loaf of bread for $5 and across the street u can snag some for $4 you'll go across the street until the original lowers the price again (VERY basic example). due to this we can see our dollar still be able to produce for us the consumer.
Asset prices are to inflated
assets aren't supposed to go up now? in my opinion if u are in investor you should not care about this because it is, well an asset, why would it not generate growth, and pull backs and rotations are common and what keeps bull markets alive.
liquidity
I am only bringing this up because Archego spooked a lot of people. i think our biggest banks will be able to absorb it strong enough to put DXY at a healthy level
you can see a trend that everything the market is really spooked about are things that are short term bad dreams not a long term nightmare in my honest opinion
every market crash, dip, whatever has been a buying opportunity. it is in our bones as humans to grow so instead of being very worried about it be properly prepared on how other things will be affected.the conversation for the next wave of technology that will have an affect on civilization comparable to the first Ford rolling off the assembly line is not here yet but i think i may see it in my life time. btw that technology is deflationary :)
i think bright times are ahead and eventually the people clinging to "old fashioned, proven, value companies" will get washed away from new people doing that with todays speculation
i really hoped you got something from this i am always open minded to the stock market because i believe i won't learn if i'm never wrong
if you comment i'll try my best to get back to you respectfully and intelligently! thanks for your time.
Inflation, rather hyper inflation seems to be the markets biggest worry right now and honestly it makes sense with America printing and distributing %25 of our GPD. however as astonishing as it is i don't think this will be a humungus problem long term, could still be a short term issue though. the reason i say this is because the US was not the only country to print a substantial amount of money due to Covid. this results in us still having the strong currency the almighty DXY. we can also see this not being a long term problem in terms of supply chains, technology being deflationary, and the amount of competition i think the american economy will see and what I mean by that is if one store is selling a loaf of bread for $5 and across the street u can snag some for $4 you'll go across the street until the original lowers the price again (VERY basic example). due to this we can see our dollar still be able to produce for us the consumer.
Asset prices are to inflated
assets aren't supposed to go up now? in my opinion if u are in investor you should not care about this because it is, well an asset, why would it not generate growth, and pull backs and rotations are common and what keeps bull markets alive.
liquidity
I am only bringing this up because Archego spooked a lot of people. i think our biggest banks will be able to absorb it strong enough to put DXY at a healthy level
you can see a trend that everything the market is really spooked about are things that are short term bad dreams not a long term nightmare in my honest opinion
every market crash, dip, whatever has been a buying opportunity. it is in our bones as humans to grow so instead of being very worried about it be properly prepared on how other things will be affected.the conversation for the next wave of technology that will have an affect on civilization comparable to the first Ford rolling off the assembly line is not here yet but i think i may see it in my life time. btw that technology is deflationary :)
i think bright times are ahead and eventually the people clinging to "old fashioned, proven, value companies" will get washed away from new people doing that with todays speculation
i really hoped you got something from this i am always open minded to the stock market because i believe i won't learn if i'm never wrong
if you comment i'll try my best to get back to you respectfully and intelligently! thanks for your time.
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