Government bonds back in our parents' times actually yielded money. They're a shadow of what they used to be. That's why retards like us have to chase rocketship emojis to have a chance at living like they did.
Back in their day 10-years we’re going for 8%, brokers charged $50 a trade, and CAPE was cheap.
Yields are zero, trading’s been made “free” and gamified, and the mainstream keeps coming up with new metrics to pretend evaluations aren’t beyond the pale by any other standard. All that and a global debt load that will need to be reduced through a left or right tail event? Why wouldn’t we take some risk to win today when tomorrow seems so hopeless?
Ry_ha on January 3rd, 2021 at 20:19 UTC »
Let’s dump twice my annual salary into a weekly OTM call option after a solid 10 mins of DD.
okayConcentrate on January 3rd, 2021 at 20:33 UTC »
Government bonds back in our parents' times actually yielded money. They're a shadow of what they used to be. That's why retards like us have to chase rocketship emojis to have a chance at living like they did.
HokkaidoHeroes on January 3rd, 2021 at 20:36 UTC »
Back in their day 10-years we’re going for 8%, brokers charged $50 a trade, and CAPE was cheap.
Yields are zero, trading’s been made “free” and gamified, and the mainstream keeps coming up with new metrics to pretend evaluations aren’t beyond the pale by any other standard. All that and a global debt load that will need to be reduced through a left or right tail event? Why wouldn’t we take some risk to win today when tomorrow seems so hopeless?