RBI announces no transactions in G-Secs, Forex and Money Markets today as Mahara

[Chrumsky]

Don't worry the real bubble isn't going to pop until 2033...Stay overleveraged and take advantage of these low rates.

[shadow6357]

Tesla was bubble at 60$ a share, and then 180$ a share, and then 500$ a share and now 1000$ a share. Keep it up , your analysts on screen are joke. Teslas fundamentals are far strong and have much more potential. Buying the dip is the best thing to do.

[graham12345]

The fiat Currency debt TRAP

[scubakid1]

BITCOIN

[GreatAwesomeFool]

Joe Biden= INFLATION

[Prod3gy]

Lol why Bitcoin and Tesla? Why not the entire US economy? Selection bias... Idgaf about your 1970s investor sentiment...

[MrXayc]

If someone would actually model Teslas EPS on just the car business to 2025, I would listen to their case.

[files]

Heres the more important question: does the US government WANT to stop inflation? After all, Poverty is phrased as an individual failure in America, not a systemic issue. Its your fault that your pay doesnt keep up with inflation, and its your fault that your pay is so low to begin with.  Social programs are too expensive, we can spare a couple billion of taxpayer money to bail out Amazon Because it had a slow third quarter. Affordable housing is too much of a financial burden, yet the annual budget for military spending goes up by billions every year.  Suffering is the point

[Josh3492]

Joe Biden=INFLATION

[Akustus]

7:45 The Phillips Curve trend line is deeply problematic. Just look at the actual underlying data points: all data points at 2.5% unemployment demonstrate resulting inflation hovering around 1% inflation.

[bugglesnuff]

Seems like bubble will pop

[Vordoko]

Well lets check out the corporate slant on inflation

[diamonddude28]

It's amazing how Marxism explains a lot of this - and how the bourgoise technocrats have developed a language to track the critique laid out in Capital by Marx. Specifically, the critique that capitalism has boom and busts because labor prices are less than the value produced is a more correct way of saying what these people are describing the inverse, that labor increases lead to price increases (without questioning if owner income, rents, and interest revenues are lower)

[chilledpickle19]

Simple, start raising interest rates at a slow, steady rate

[josto99]

Buy #DBA TOKEN now this is your last opportunity