What's after this? Because I really do feel the economy is standing on a cliff right now. I don't see anything after this that can prop stocks up.

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dgfitz 10 months ago | parent | next [-]

That’s because we are still waiting for the 2008 bubble to pop, which was inflated by the 2020 bubble. It’s going to be bad. People will blame trump, Harris would be eating the same shit sandwich.

It’s gonna be bad.

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marcosdumay 10 months ago | parent [-]

What makes you think he won't just inflate the bubble again?

Should we expect money pumps to generate inflation quicker on this cycle than on the last ones? If so, why?

	▲	dgfitz 10 months ago \| parent [-]
		I think only an ignorant person doesn’t see the train wreck coming, and how making more money won’t fix fuck all.

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deadbabe 10 months ago | parent | prev [-]

The post-quantum age. Companies will go post-quantum.

	▲	namaria 10 months ago \| parent [-]
		I think the operators are learning how to hype-edge. You find that sweet spot between promising and 'not just there yet' where you can take lots of investments and iterate forward just enough to keep it going. It doesn't matter if it can't actually 'get there' as long as people still believe it can. Come to think about it, a socioeconomic system dependent on population and economic growth is at a fundamental level driven by this balancing act: "We can solve every problem if we just forge ahead and keep enlarging the base of the pyramid - keep reproducing, keep investing, keep expanding the infrastructure".