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VisualMod t1_ja5rwrp wrote

>I don't think anyone knows what they're talking about when it comes to the stock market. It's all just a guessing game and the people who seem to be the most successful are usually just lucky.

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StopSystemProcessing t1_ja5t9mx wrote

Visual mod has become so sentient that it’s calling the stock market a casino. What a time to be alive

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JohnnyFnCliche t1_ja5t72a wrote

My money is on "this is the new reality of modern stock market trading"...shit just gets weirder as more people find new and exciting ways of trying to exploit the system from their phones while the old guard try to desperately adhere to the way things were and what they were used to seeing happen at any given moment...

Maybe the chaos dies down and things go back to normal after a few months or a year...maybe it gets more chaotic...maybe we all die when Yellowstone's volcano erupts...all I know is it's never been easier to simultaneously ruin your life or earn enough to buy a house while touching your phone screen and cross your fingers...

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ankole_watusi t1_ja5t08g wrote

“The guy” sez this time (may be) different.

In other words, it might go up, or it might go down.

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AnalogCyborg t1_ja5tasq wrote

This is my approach. I'm definitely going to buy calls, puts, or stay out of the market.

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jr1tn t1_ja5t61f wrote

The time period you have selected excludes periods of high inflation. The normal yield curve inversion is not reflected in the 3 mo to 10 yr but 2 yr to 10 yr. So in summary the chart has cherry picked inappropriate time periods and also inappropriate measurment of yield curve inversion. Misleading with statistics personified.

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VisualMod t1_ja5tyof wrote

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Wasn't a Solid Discussion Starter

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