Harold O'brien
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I hear the same thing year by year honestly. Yea it will happen in some point in future anyways.
myopic loss aversionso what are the actual negatives of investing into s&p 500?
can you explain why if the blue line is going up so steadily, there are so many dips in the green linemyopic loss aversion
green is s&p500, blue is money supply, red is s&p500 divided by money supplycan you explain why if the blue line is going up so steadily, there are so many dips in the green line
blue line is moeny supplycan you explain why if the blue line is going up so steadily, there are so many dips in the green line
I think I'm gonna invest a little in your mom's butt. That's what I'm gonna do.
I'm saying the valuation of the stock market when you take into account money supply and increasing population is actually pretty reasonable. Base chart go up quickly is not a good enough reason to predict a crashyou're saying massive recent increase in m2 (or m3 if u prefer) averted the crash from overvalued stocks, but now the stock market has adjusted to the new money and we have nevertheless reached the critical levels beyond which the stock market cant capitalised any more hence will crash?
could be true, but also circumstances are different, s&p has much bigger gross margins now than the past, and generates sales from much more than just America.
it will adjust, but I honestly think it could easily get as overcapitalised as it was back in pre GFC
I'm saying the valuation of the stock market when you take into account money supply and increasing population is actually pretty reasonable. Base chart go up quickly is not a good enough reason to predict a crash
I have an up incoming thread debunking index fund/s&p500 investing