when the VC-tech & VC-advertising bubble(s) finally pops like every bank and financial firm in the country is basically going out of business lol
what does VC stand for ?
what do predictit and metaculus say tho
predictit doesn't do markets unfortunately, metaculus gives it like a 60% so yeah we're f***ed
"FIRE" (finance - insurance - real estate) makes up almost 1/3 of the US's entire GDP. all of that is literally fake and most of it is tied to speculating in other sectors of which barely any makes money but is refurbished with unsustainable credit recursively. tech makes up another 10-15%. between FIRE & tech you're talking like 40%~ of the economy being fake MINIMUM, not even getting into how other sectors are heavily tied into this due to the reliant on FIRE, especially in terms of credit. If the bubble pops you're basically talking about EVERY major financial institution having an 08 moment - except there isn't gonna be any institution with enough speculative capital to acquire their assets BECAUSE of the fact it's their sector getting bombed. s*** is going to be cataclysmic
Invest in water y'all
Probably the worst thing you can do, and definitely the most evil
depends what bubbles pop. 2008 was so insanely bad that it feels unlikely it will be just as bad by comparison unless there's a huge market catalyst from a bbble crashing, but if the tech-VC bubble pops for example (which is not impossible if you look at recent crypto disaster) then yeah this s***s gonna be worse than the great depression lmao
How can you say it's unlikely to be as bad when the Damocles sword has been hanging over the US for almost 15 years
How can you say it's unlikely to be as bad when the Damocles sword has been hanging over the US for almost 15 years
Only reason I think it's unlikely is it depends how soon bubbles pop. Bubbles tend to be very resilient especially when they're basically propped up by both government and global institutions rather than just domestic. I don't think it's "unlikely" long-term, only short-term. In our lifetime it's basically guaranteed, so I mean it more in terms of will it happen in the next 2 years
Only reason I think it's unlikely is it depends how soon bubbles pop. Bubbles tend to be very resilient especially when they're basically propped up by both government and global institutions rather than just domestic. I don't think it's "unlikely" long-term, only short-term. In our lifetime it's basically guaranteed, so I mean it more in terms of will it happen in the next 2 years
A lot can happen in 1.5 years ...
depends what bubbles pop. 2008 was so insanely bad that it feels unlikely it will be just as bad by comparison unless there's a huge market catalyst from a bbble crashing, but if the tech-VC bubble pops for example (which is not impossible if you look at recent crypto disaster) then yeah this s***s gonna be worse than the great depression lmao
So 99? 🤣
A lot can happen in 1.5 years ...
The Ukraine war shortened the timeframe for a recession to happen by like double
At least millennials and Gen Z’ers will have a better chance to buy a house.
By the time gen z can afford homes the places they will be will become inhospitable
By the time gen z can afford homes the places they will be will become inhospitable
FWIW the average age of homes available has increased to 40 years old. That’s the highest it’s been ever.
Imagine fighting to keep around “historical” homes. Tear it down.
FWIW the average age of homes available has increased to 40 years old. That’s the highest it’s been ever.
Imagine fighting to keep around “historical” homes. Tear it down.
I’m talking climate change
I’m talking climate change
When mother Earth tears down your historic homes and monuments.