>>20895884>Lmao for the fifth fucking time in 24 hours I'd like to remind you that higher unemployment is LITERALLY WHAT THE FED HAS BEEN TRYING TO DO and that now the bear thesis has completely flip flopped. Somehow we've gone from "high rates and lower unemployment bad" to "low rates and higher unemployment bad". Explain to me how this makes any sense at all and I'll go short.The employment numbers have been fake and juiced for almost 2 years now. It took an embarrassing presidential election debate for people to realize this. We have high rates, high unemployment, no one at the helm to calm things down, and securities have been overbought. If you haven't been stacking cash like Berkshire has been doing the last year you need to learn to read the room. Cheapies are coming.
