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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts

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To: ajtj99 who wrote (58482)5/1/2022 5:29:00 PM
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The problem of zero rates is that they create a lot of zombie profitless corporations whose livelihoods depend on continued financing. Elons intergalactic missions come to mind somehow, all quantum computer companies (sorry, but none of these actually compute), all crypto, and so much more. No more ZIRP and all that universe goes poof, just like internet pets.com of 1999. More broke, more jobless, more realized long term losses for private equities of never gone public for large payout enterprises. All this crap has to go broke and the greedy financial system reformed before a bull market that can actually be sustained. Otherwise the Fed must keep printing and drive stock market to infinity and the dollar to zero. The Fed cannot create real wealth, they can only create or destroy dollars, and so many zombie companies just beg for a bankruptcy judge.
Where do we do October 2008? No clue. At some point I guess. What if inflation is still 10%? I am pretty sure
inflation will drop substantially if U.S. goes into a recession. 2020-2021 was 1999 on steroids. There are 18,500 cryptocurrencies, or about 5x US stocks. Crypto crash is here.
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