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We all know the printers go brr every time the market tanks.The question is where the money then all goes - and I think it's pretty clear that it goes into stay-at-home tech stocks. Here's my post from another thread:The hard part is predicting the stimulus timing - the IMF's just downgraded global outlook from -3% to -4.9% for the year so I feel like that'd do a very good job of spooking the fed.They learned from the GFC that they need to have the printing presses on a hair trigger so it's my opinion that it'll be implemented/approved far, far easier now than it did then, and we can see that it's the tech stocks which have overwhelmingly benefited from the last round. I see no reason why they wouldn't the 2nd or 3rd time either as there's actually some fundamentals behind them, not just an inflated money supply.
We all know the printers go brr every time the market tanks.
The question is where the money then all goes - and I think it's pretty clear that it goes into stay-at-home tech stocks. Here's my post from another thread:
The hard part is predicting the stimulus timing - the IMF's just downgraded global outlook from -3% to -4.9% for the year so I feel like that'd do a very good job of spooking the fed.
They learned from the GFC that they need to have the printing presses on a hair trigger so it's my opinion that it'll be implemented/approved far, far easier now than it did then, and we can see that it's the tech stocks which have overwhelmingly benefited from the last round. I see no reason why they wouldn't the 2nd or 3rd time either as there's actually some fundamentals behind them, not just an inflated money supply.
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