Ask HN: What is happening with the stock exchange in the last two days?
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#2https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bear-market-rally.asp
Some previous bear rallies have lasted for weeks (like in 1933)
There are some strong forces in the future including 5 trillion dollars in stimulus, a bottom forming in energy, and Saudi Arabia folding its hand (cards) within the next month. And of course the virus and its mostly predictable and a few unfathomable and unpredictable outcome possiblitys.
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#4 | it looks completely irrational.
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#5Because people will still pay interest.
And even if some "bailout" happens the money will go straight to the banks.
So why not buy a very discounted financial institution now and then get the rise on stock by govt bailout?
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#7Let's see how Friday closes. We need to close above resistance levels for key stocks/indexes.
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#8People like me are buying. Because people will still pay interest. And even if some "bailout" happens the money will go straight to the banks. So why not buy a very discounted financial institution now and then get the rise on stock by govt bailout?
Any outcome is possible right now, including nationalizing a shitshow too big to fail bank.
You’re better off speculating in consumer staples that are cheap. There’s a lot of misery ahead, places like McDonalds are a potential good investments. Still better if you have cash is to wait for the waves of bankruptcies and whatever emerges.
For example, every US state that depends on income taxes is broke for the next quarter (the deadline for taxes was pushed to July), and the relief bill doesn’t close the gap. That alone will impact Medicaid payments and municipal government.