8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (2)
#9906497 at 2020-07-09 17:18:22 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #12677: Dubs of Kek They Don't Have Suicide Hotline On Speed Dial Edition
Rabobank: Central Banks Need To Get The Grannies To Dive Into Stocks
Subterranean Joe, Sick, Blues
"There's no way I can lose." That is the title of a Bloomberg article today looking "Inside China's Stock-Market Frenzy". It notes 'Leo Li, a 28-yar old freelance screenwriter in southern city of Kunming, says he's "pretty much all-in" on stocks but isn't borrowing to maximize returns - yet. "With leverage, it only makes sense to add it when you can be 100% certain of gains," said Li, adding that his family sold property last year to buy stocks, "That usually happens when the old grannies start rushing in during the mid-to late stage of a rally. We are not there yet, but when the time comes I will be ready."' It's nice to see young investors with such a keen understanding of the fundamentals of this rally - which are not related to Chinese CPI and PPI at 2.5% y/y (as expected) and -3.0% y/y (sLightly better than the consensus), which is a very bad combination for many firms.
Yet that's good news: it means more need for central banks to get the grannies to dive in to stocks. As do two contrasting Anglo-Saxon fiscal developments.
In the UK, Chancellor Sunak has gone kitchen sink with a mini-budget including no stamp duty on house purchases up to GBP500,000; VAT cut from 20% to 5%; paying firms GBP1,000 per head to bring back a furloughed worker; paying employers to create jobs for 16-24 year olds; green grants for households; and government meal vouchers for 50% off a sit-down-meal (up to GBP10 per head) from Mondays to Wednesdays. 10-year gilts sit just off record lows of 0.15%.
In the US, Joe Biden is largely eschewing Sanders' radical poLicy agenda. No Medicare for all, tuition-free pubLic college, or the Green New Deal in his released poLicy proposals. There are green targets, prohibiting government contracts to firms that pay less than USD15 per hour, and a pledge pubLic procurement will buy American (which is Trumpian). Yet what we do not see is a kitchen-sink fiscal approach: the message is "graduaLism". Likewise, there is still no Trump fiscal plan to speak of. 10-year Treasuries sit at 0.66%.
Meanwhile, global virus cases are now 12 milLion and rising - which gives me the blues. Allow me to respond in song, with apologies once again to Bob Dylan.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/rabobank-central-banks-need-get-grannies-dive-stocks
#3138974 at 2018-09-22 16:15:20 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #3972: Patience Isn’t Always Easy Edition
>>3138952
dude boomers
i am poor
i am simple meme farmer
i have no money
ihave no computer parts because i threw them all away looking for your bugs
its le end of the le world
le not Leo
Li-on
come to the fence now