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double digit IQ republicunts don't give a shit as long as the libs get owned

If you’ve been over he store subreddit (it’s all employees) you can tell a lot of them are very, VERY low IQ and if not for GameStop would be working fast food or Walmart.

About the same as their sub-100 IQ

What’s your IQ btw?

You failed to mention that your president is a lunatic and made america the laughing stock of the world. Good lord man how could the American voter IQ be?

95-99% of the comments in this thread is the same dumbass excuses being used to try to justify that a dumbass bubble is sure to just keep on chugging along for years.
>"It can't crash anymore cuz Fed print money, inflation, and dollar devaluation."
Yes it can crash when it has already far exceeded the amount of money printing, inflation, and dollar devaluation. Do the fucking math or look at the goddamn ratio charts.
[Inflation Adjusted S&P 500](https://www.multpl.com/inflation-adjusted-s-p-500)
[US - Total Market Cap Divided by M2 Money Supply](https://en.macromicro.me/collections/34/us-stock-relative/24033/wilshire5000-to-us-m2)
Also, multiple S&P 500 valuation charts (almost every one of them) are at or exceeding dotcom bubble levels right now:
[CAPE Ratio](https://imgur.com/a/Xvsaos3), [Buffett Indicator](https://i.imgur.com/fN3g97M.jpeg), [Mean Reversion model](https://imgur.com/a/58OwAKs), [Interest Rate model](https://imgur.com/a/iT66lyc), and the [Aggregate Market Value Index Score](https://i.imgur.com/adh7AgO.jpeg)
>"It can't crash anymore cuz the rich need to put their money somewhere."
Kind of like they "needed" to put their money somewhere in 1929 and 2000?
First, the S&P 500, AI stocks, and space stocks aren't the only places to put money. And even if they were, that doesn't stop crashes from happening. Second, just because good buying opportunities may be mostly dried up at the moment, doesn't mean you have to FOMO into over-priced shit. Sometimes the best thing to do is WAIT for a fair price, or even a premium price... but don't pay clown prices.
>"But look at the profits of semi-conductors like NVDA and MU, they've exploded! And their P/E ratios still look reasonable now. It's justified.
Fair enough on that one. And that's all fine and dandy if you don't look bother to look underneath the surface. But if you DO bother to look underneath the surface, you'll see that (1) This sector is cyclical. (2) It's not sustainable when the money being spent on this shit far exceeds the profits that can and will be made anytime soon in the near future (as evidenced by OpenAI and Anthropic's money burning businesses). This has been covered by others and explained in detail a number of times by other people with working brains, so I won't belabor the point.
>\[Insert one-liner low IQ bullshit here\]
Further proof that the market is in a bubble when it's mostly brain-dead spam comments like that. Like really... there's no excuse anymore to be posting so much dumbass intellectually lazy trite human slop when you could be posting AI slop instead that at least shows 10x more thought.
Right now, the voting machine is winning out against the weighing machine - but that probably won't last. In late stage bubbles (like we're in now), lazy thinking beats out critical thinking - but that won't probably last either.

Every IQ point over the 100 mark bites you back in the ass in unexpected ways

No.. that's not how any of it works..
I swear the average IQ of this website is in the double digits lol

double digit IQ republicunts don't give a shit as long as the libs get owned

If you’ve been over he store subreddit (it’s all employees) you can tell a lot of them are very, VERY low IQ and if not for GameStop would be working fast food or Walmart.

About the same as their sub-100 IQ

What’s your IQ btw?

You failed to mention that your president is a lunatic and made america the laughing stock of the world. Good lord man how could the American voter IQ be?

95-99% of the comments in this thread is the same dumbass excuses being used to try to justify that a dumbass bubble is sure to just keep on chugging along for years.
>"It can't crash anymore cuz Fed print money, inflation, and dollar devaluation."
Yes it can crash when it has already far exceeded the amount of money printing, inflation, and dollar devaluation. Do the fucking math or look at the goddamn ratio charts.
[Inflation Adjusted S&P 500](https://www.multpl.com/inflation-adjusted-s-p-500)
[US - Total Market Cap Divided by M2 Money Supply](https://en.macromicro.me/collections/34/us-stock-relative/24033/wilshire5000-to-us-m2)
Also, multiple S&P 500 valuation charts (almost every one of them) are at or exceeding dotcom bubble levels right now:
[CAPE Ratio](https://imgur.com/a/Xvsaos3), [Buffett Indicator](https://i.imgur.com/fN3g97M.jpeg), [Mean Reversion model](https://imgur.com/a/58OwAKs), [Interest Rate model](https://imgur.com/a/iT66lyc), and the [Aggregate Market Value Index Score](https://i.imgur.com/adh7AgO.jpeg)
>"It can't crash anymore cuz the rich need to put their money somewhere."
Kind of like they "needed" to put their money somewhere in 1929 and 2000?
First, the S&P 500, AI stocks, and space stocks aren't the only places to put money. And even if they were, that doesn't stop crashes from happening. Second, just because good buying opportunities may be mostly dried up at the moment, doesn't mean you have to FOMO into over-priced shit. Sometimes the best thing to do is WAIT for a fair price, or even a premium price... but don't pay clown prices.
>"But look at the profits of semi-conductors like NVDA and MU, they've exploded! And their P/E ratios still look reasonable now. It's justified.
Fair enough on that one. And that's all fine and dandy if you don't look bother to look underneath the surface. But if you DO bother to look underneath the surface, you'll see that (1) This sector is cyclical. (2) It's not sustainable when the money being spent on this shit far exceeds the profits that can and will be made anytime soon in the near future (as evidenced by OpenAI and Anthropic's money burning businesses). This has been covered by others and explained in detail a number of times by other people with working brains, so I won't belabor the point.
>\[Insert one-liner low IQ bullshit here\]
Further proof that the market is in a bubble when it's mostly brain-dead spam comments like that. Like really... there's no excuse anymore to be posting so much dumbass intellectually lazy trite human slop when you could be posting AI slop instead that at least shows 10x more thought.
Right now, the voting machine is winning out against the weighing machine - but that probably won't last. In late stage bubbles (like we're in now), lazy thinking beats out critical thinking - but that won't probably last either.

Every IQ point over the 100 mark bites you back in the ass in unexpected ways

No.. that's not how any of it works..
I swear the average IQ of this website is in the double digits lol

Honest question: do you mean whether I understand the formal definition of an algorithm in computer science terms, or are you asking if I have a general sense of how social platforms like this work? Or was this purely rhetorical because you can’t just say what you mean directly? 
It’s not about IQ, by the way (hopefully that helps you be less insecure about that), it’s about having humility and awareness of what you don’t know. And if you can know those things but haven’t put in the diligence work but espouse absurd opinions anyway, that’s a bit cringy for people who have made a career of putting in the work. 
Good luck to you

please forgive us, your Highness. btw u know how algorithms work? you are the one opening these threads and commenting and thats why you see it again and again. No one here deserves your time. your IQ is too high. don’t interact with the thread - leave

By the way "context why you are wrong" is you providing personal anecdotes. Personal anecdotes, do not compare to what the endless studies show on this exact topic. Absolute room temperature IQ in this one.

Contrarian? Nah. I’m just packing a 2cm micropeen and a 42.069 IQ