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"Also you really don't know what you are talking about." Savings account (and other) rates are not low like they are because of chance or happenstance or a com
by rsync 10y ago
"Also you really don't know what you are talking about."
Savings account (and other) rates are not low like they are because of chance or happenstance or a computer bug ... they are that low for a reason.
People are terrified. Smart, big money is terrified. Policymakers (at least thoughtful, informed ones) are terrified.
Nobody has any idea how all of this turns out. The 8 year melt-up in stocks is the result of hot, hot money dancing in and out of the market, desperately trying to eke out a return - all the while knowing that there will be a terrible, desperate scramble for seats when the music stops.
In your model of the markets that you are sketching out for us ... who is the sucker ? Who is it ? Not quite sure ?
The sucker is you.
- icedchai 10y agoIt seems to me that the suckers are all the people who were too "terrified" to invest over the past 10 years.