Ok so I've went down the rabbit hole and read plenty of analysis about it. The more I'm reading, the more bearish I'm becoming
Are there actual bullish scenarios when it comes to the current underlying issues at play ? Is anybody bullish on here when it comes to the yields/inflation/interest rates thing ?
stay long and stay hedged if you're worried. no one knows what's gonna happen, but i'm not betting against the fed
i mean, my takeaway is simply to expect slower growth in stock prices and start caring about fundamentals - ie all these pre revenue/negative earnings companies that flew last year might just middle along. this concerns me re: green energy/battery playsOk so I've went down the rabbit hole and read plenty of analysis about it. The more I'm reading, the more bearish I'm becoming
Are there actual bullish scenarios when it comes to the current underlying issues at play ? Is anybody bullish on here when it comes to the yields/inflation/interest rates thing ?
I'm mostly looking for advice as you guys know more than me in finance/stocks
And more importantly you guys are Americans so you know about your institutions better than me 
So you're not expecting any kind of major pull back or even a bear market in the coming months ? Is it unrealistic ?
Nope, the overall fundamentals of the economy is good, reopening, pent up demand, more savings, sucks to say, mostly only the lower segments/earners of society were impacted by the pandemic and our economy is used to leaving them behind. I think the bear case for our markets is slower growth but not a collapse. We still need tech, cyclicals will rise as people spend, oil will rise as people go back to offices, etc i just don’t see where we collapse.I'm mostly looking for advice as you guys know more than me in finance/stocks
So you're not expecting any kind of major pull back or even a bear market in the coming months ? Is it unrealistic ?
i just meant that we're in uncharted territory here, bond yields are still very low despite the recent increase and with the amount of stimulus money coming in + economic recovery from covid, no one knows for sure what's going to happen. sites like zerohedge get a lot of views by constantly predicting crashes, so i don't read much into all of the doom and gloom articles. they were all wrong last year in march predicting stuff like SPY sub 200 etc. i have just increased my hedges and cash %, and will continue to be buying any large dips if they occur.I'm mostly looking for advice as you guys know more than me in finance/stocks
So you're not expecting any kind of major pull back or even a bear market in the coming months ? Is it unrealistic ?
If a company could figure out how to 3D print steel and aluminum, it would up end the entire manufacturing industry. I work in metal MFG.
Even with New York talking about MJ... doesn't make sense
