Once again more stimulus, world economies would be worthless without it.....

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by S2007S, Sep 24, 2024.

  1. S2007S

    S2007S

    Just yet another example of how countries like China today had to provide more stimulus to jump start their economy. Just like the fed prints money here to prop up stocks and the economy it's done every where else as well. No economy in today's world can sustain its own form of growth, zero organic growth as economies around the world are totally dependent on stimulus and the government to bail them out. It just shows you that every bit of gain is just smoke and mirrors. It's nothing but a joke when you have to have stimulus consistently being implemented into markets to sustain what they actually call "growth" ....its nothing but fu$king worthless world economies where free markets do not exist!!!!


    China's central bank unveils most aggressive stimulus since pandemic


    https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-unveils-broad-stimulus-measures-revive-economy-2024-09-24/
     
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  2. Nine_Ender

    Nine_Ender

    Stop posting this crap you've done it for at least 15 years and it's based on nothing real. So many positives for economies over the years and you just ignore all of it like the complete dumb ass that you are. Nobody whines more then you on this site.
     
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  3. NoahA

    NoahA

    It's all been money printing. The only growth left since 2008 is because of massive government intervention. The unknown variable at the time was the lengths that the government would go to in order to keep this bubble going.

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  4. S2007S

    S2007S



    So many positives?????

    Yea because of the unlimuted trillions printed ....how can you actually believe there is growth without stimulus. It's all right there that the facts are stimulus and continous fed intervention is the only reason we have a gdp in the plus and equities at historic highs. ..

    Take away the Federal reserve, the tens of trillions of dollars and let the free market dictate price movement and you'll see the entire dynamics of the economies worldwide shift in a way you have never in your life seen before. ....
     
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  5. maxinger

    maxinger

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    Every day and night, you are filled with negative emotions.
    There would be no joy.

    Don't go around the whole world looking for problem after problem.

    Let the Chinese, American .... politicians do whatever they want to do.

    We just
    buy low sell high
    sell high buy low ....
     
  6. maxinger

    maxinger

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    stacking stones is a good way to stay calm
    (if you manage to stack it).
     
  7. nitrene

    nitrene

    Permabears rekt again.
     
  8. Nine_Ender

    Nine_Ender

    This is total crap. How can you actually believe any of what you've wrote here except perhaps some sort of mental illness.
     
  9. I can't agree more :)

    We just
    buy low sell high
    sell high buy low ....[/QUOTE]
     
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  10. RZBac123

    RZBac123

    52005, I do understand your concern for the sustainability of central banking activities. I trade around a small short position on the QQQs for just this reason. I do it for more emotional reasons than pragmatic though. But I would hate to try to make a living on that call. That being said I have trouble with this quote "Let the Chinese, American .... politicians do whatever they want to do." Not because it's wrong in day trading (it's right!), but because I just don't like it haha. Maxinger, I have a similar thought process as yours in my long/short day trading. 52005, trading around that small short in the QQQs, although it will never be a big winner in my opinion (b/c its a small position), does give me some a way to come to grips with my concern over central bank activities and expanded fiscal policy. Thereby freeing me up to date trade the current markets, and not get bogged down on my macro concerns. Not sure if this helps.
     
    #10     Sep 29, 2024