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The markets no longer seem to be based on fundamentals. The last decade has seen all 'traditional' methods of technical and macroeconomic analysis change to the extent that it is barely relevant. The endless printing of money distorts pricing. It will probably bounce back soon but the real crash will happen one day!
The markets no longer seem to be based on fundamentals. The last decade has seen all 'traditional' methods of technical and macroeconomic analysis change to the extent that it is barely relevant. The endless printing of money distorts pricing. It will probably bounce back soon but the real crash will happen one day!
The economy has been in trouble for a long time. This black Swan event known as " Corona Virus" has simply increased the speed at which the cracks in the damn or spreading. I think the true extent of the damage is likely to become apparent. And those who are unprepared will hurt the most. One article that is very relevant to this post and the true extent of what could happen is included below. Thankyou for sharing 🙏 [https://youtu.be/tG6PtkDUJmU](https://youtu.be/tG6PtkDUJmU)
The economy has been in trouble for a long time. This black Swan event known as " Corona Virus" has simply increased the speed at which the cracks in the damn or spreading. I think the true extent of the damage is likely to become apparent. And those who are unprepared will hurt the most. One article that is very relevant to this post and the true extent of what could happen is included below. Thankyou for sharing 🙏 [https://youtu.be/tG6PtkDUJmU](https://youtu.be/tG6PtkDUJmU)
>"Wall Street remains worried about a spike in new cases across the country."
>"Wall Street remains worried about a spike in new cases across the country."
"Shares of companies that would benefit from a reopening of the economy—including airlines, cruise stocks and some retailers—subsequently plunged on Friday."
"Shares of companies that would benefit from a reopening of the economy—including airlines, cruise stocks and some retailers—subsequently plunged on Friday."
The stock markets are no longer connected to the real economy. When the government prints money to buy stocks in the capital markets, it just ends up inflating the price of the stock, however the ability of the listed companies' abilities to generate value does not change.
The stock markets are no longer connected to the real economy. When the government prints money to buy stocks in the capital markets, it just ends up inflating the price of the stock, however the ability of the listed companies' abilities to generate value does not change.
The coronavirus isn't so much destroying the economy as it is revealing the true house-of-cards like economy that has been there all along and is merely disguised by endless accruement of debt
The coronavirus isn't so much destroying the economy as it is revealing the true house-of-cards like economy that has been there all along and is merely disguised by endless accruement of debt
Market prices already reflect all the basic factors related to a particular asset that makes the interest of other investors less, and investors must remain calm during this corona crisis..
Market prices already reflect all the basic factors related to a particular asset that makes the interest of other investors less, and investors must remain calm during this corona crisis..
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