Well done ignoring the GBPUSD FX impact
Not to mention the effects on credit spreads / liquidity
Do you even economics
Not exactly following you there fam.
How is investing in stocks not investing in a company and thus not contributing?
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Well, let's see.
Sharp decline followed by a rebound happen all the time.
Slow constantly declines are called depressions and don't happen all the time and are bad.
See, I am not an economist, but sounds like you're full of shit there. The UK is not in a long constant depression.
This is a crazy stupid thread.
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Fast drops lead to rebounds almost every time. That or the company/country is going under *Right* now.
Slow declines are a depression. These are super bad and not always easy to recover from. You can take a 20% hit in stocks, you can't take a 1% hit every month for 20 months, though. The market doesn't react to depression - it DOES react to immediate 10-20 point drops. There's profit to be made there!
But hey, That's stocks. We're talking about a country leaving a united nations. It's really hard to say how those nations are going to respond. They could totally fuck over the GBP by refusing all trade if pressured by the group as a whole.
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I find it pretty hilarious you declare hubris yet you never read my posts.
"Alot of investors simply buy stocks" that's still an investment of money into a company, they still profits people. So they DO contribute to the society by investing into companies.
Secondly.
My leg is "A sharp decline followed by a rebound is better than a slow constant decline"
I am honestly wondering what the fuck are you reading from my posts. At least Smashorc had the decency to actually tell me why I was misguided, you just sat there going "DOHOHOHOH YOU IMBICLE YOU CANNOT INTO ECONOMY LIKE I"
I shouldn't be surprised that a thread that started with OP cherrypicking data points to make it seem like global markets aren't in freefall isn't going well, but this is a mess.
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