Does the post covid market feel more like rapid boom bust cycles rather than economic growth to you?

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by CyberInu4200

Need smooth brained ppl to comment. When you look at post 2008 (GFC) there was a relatively stable uptrend till 2020. After that we pretty much saw the stimulus check bubble burst in 2022 and now I could somewhat see the AI bubble burst later on. Not really based on what AI can’t do, more based on what it can’t do immediately.

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Either way we got way crazier price fluctuations during this economic cycle. It’s not bad if your gambling just gotta be careful to not touch the tops or bottoms.

Is the whole thing just because of the weird Fed policy? Is it because of increased interest in gambling and improved access to information so like the market being aware of itself creates increased volatility and moves happen faster? Wtf you think is driving the market?

If it’s only interest rates pumping the market I feel like we already priced in negative 1-2% with these valuations. Tech hype sounds more logical.

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No positions, I don’t wanna buy here, don’t wanna short.

Opinions?


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