>>82241313n korea was never fine so it doesn't matter for them lol
>>82241336watch your chuubas, it's gonna get bumpy
>>82241347you can't buy anything right now if you could, most apps and market fronts are either rate limited or frozen to prevent mass selloffs right now. word of advice: if the talking heads are saying the bottom's in and things are going to be peachy, it's not, it's gonna get worse. when they're in the full doom and gloom cycle of "when does it end??" with zero optimism that's when you buy.
>>82241405for you it's just another tuesday
>>82241414if you have stocks right now and they haven't valued well since you've purchased them, you're gonna be left holding the bag. my advice? buy bonds.
>>82241469nvidia's unstable, there's going to be a lot of people holding a 100 floor but honestly all it takes is one bad AI cockup in the news and the whole thing goes kaputt. personally i'd pull out before there's some legislation underway, it's too mercurial and reactionary and most people having bought in with a +20% gain think they can get more which is ludicrous
>>82241473you profit off of it by buying into bare basics and necessities if you don't want bonds. i'm going into lumber myself right now
>>82241486let's say i give you a dollar with the expectation that you're borrowing it and not expecting anything more. now when you come back for more, i say, "hey, deal's off, i want a $1.10 and now it's retroactive". now multiply that by trillions and that extra dime is now much, much more expensive.
>>82241488there will be an ina collab, believe it
>>82241500grad schools are generally insulated, tech industry has already been in contracting pains because of the covid overhiring and now the bottom might fully give out
>>82241502maybe, maybe not
>>82241572japan wanted the plaza accords to happen to reduce the trade deficit. the thing that fucked over the japanese industry was the fact that all of its growth was done via domestic economy while their export economy was done to balance the books. look at japan's exports in terms of %GDP to the other top economies (hint: it's not in the top 20)
