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[jys78]

Of course it's not normal. Even if tesla were to drop in half it would still be completely overvalued. Too many believe this market is a normal bull market just making strides into the sunset. Its NOT. I posted about teslas valuation many times especially after hearing they are valued more than the biggest car manufacturers combined, again this is because of the fed. The fed fed fed fed fed and printing their trillions. This is why tesla is where it is. Take the fed completely out of the equation and tesla would be worth 1/10th what it's worth at this very second.

So what is your solution? How long have you been complaining about the extended bull market and stretched valuations? So long as the market is going up, why not ride along and make $? Sure, you can't catch the exact top and bottom but isn't it even worse to sit on the sidelines as your cash erodes or worse yet die trying to short a massive bull market?

 

[tayte]

is there a bigger picture? The font is unreadable at this size.

 

[931]

is there a bigger picture?

The font is unreadable at this size.

I believe things are serious, at the end of one of the recent articles on financial times it said Pinn is quitting job there as illustrator and will be working on own projects.
Do people have to learn to read now in order to understand finance?

 

[noddyboy]

Of course it's not normal. Even if tesla were to drop in half it would still be completely overvalued. Too many believe this market is a normal bull market just making strides into the sunset. Its NOT. I posted about teslas valuation many times especially after hearing they are valued more than the biggest car manufacturers combined, again this is because of the fed. The fed fed fed fed fed and printing their trillions. This is why tesla is where it is. Take the fed completely out of the equation and tesla would be worth 1/10th what it's worth at this very second.

I don't know who these imaginary people you are talking about. Show me one post that says "I think the Fed is not printing money". The only difference is that some "people" have the balls to go long. One day it will crash by half, but it might be higher from here...it might never go back to 2009 where you were first short.

 

[ph1l]

is there a bigger picture? The font is unreadable at this size.

Increasing the browser's magnification can help sometimes (e.g., control-+ in chrome).

If that doesn't work, some high-tech hardware could be the answer.

Of course, @931's reply was a summary of all the images.

 

[bloomberg1]

not is a hard one. I would say first. Money printing never ended well. Granted, dollar enjoys reserve currency status, so who knows. But in reality all it did , just inflated some assets not what the intent was.

what about you?

https://behavioralmacro.com/there-i...d-printing-and-the-money-supply-deal-with-it/

 

[RedDuke]

https://behavioralmacro.com/there-i...d-printing-and-the-money-supply-deal-with-it/

thanks for posting this. Very interesting article.

 

[931]

 

[tayte]

thanks dude

I believe things are serious, at the end of one of the recent articles on financial times it said Pinn is quitting job there as illustrator and will be working on own projects.
Do people have to learn to read now in order to understand finance?

 

[Windlesham1]

Under Trump the debt was increased massively for no reason- pre-Covid. He just wanted to boost the stock market - a vanity project.