RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NoShorts forgot to fight off the short attack Yes turd because by raising rates they dampen demand by increasing the underlying demand because it is more expensive to borrow thereby decreasing demand which creates a corresponding fall in prices. But a strong employment market (which for instance wasn't the case in the 80s inflation crisis) the crisis may be more short lived and therefore a "soft landing" would be the case justifying lower rates and the narrative of growth stocks could quickly change in which case this would have been the accumulation stage and you were and idiot telling everyone to sell at the bottom. Again you are a waste of time that obviously knows nothing about economics.