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Hey guys, im new to stocks and everything I just have quick question that is burning through my head right now.
I feel like what created the housing bubble from the early 2000s to 2008 started from reagan. Reagan and Greenspan deregulated the economy making it easier for the finance industry to do what they please, which led to large economic growth but that had to eventually burst, which is what happened in the mid 1980s, and mid 2000's no?
So trump and his financial advisors are looking to deregulate the finance industry as well as lowering the interest rate. This will in turn to lead to economic growth, but eventually a bubble. So if this hypothetical theory is correct, wouldnt it be smart to invest rn to ride the "trump train"? Then the entire time while the economy is going up and up, a smart investor would look into why the economy is going up, recognize the bubble, and then short it when you realize the bubble is going to burst? Isnt this how ppl made money on the 2008 financial crisis?
or am i just rambling nonsense
But at the same time, I feel like the Trump administration is focusing largely on the economy and would do as much as they can for economic growth therefore justifying lowering interest rates and deregulating the economy like repealing the glass steagal act? can they even do that?
if history is repeating itself should we not be more heavily invested in what trump is going to do with the economy
I feel like what created the housing bubble from the early 2000s to 2008 started from reagan. Reagan and Greenspan deregulated the economy making it easier for the finance industry to do what they please, which led to large economic growth but that had to eventually burst, which is what happened in the mid 1980s, and mid 2000's no?
So trump and his financial advisors are looking to deregulate the finance industry as well as lowering the interest rate. This will in turn to lead to economic growth, but eventually a bubble. So if this hypothetical theory is correct, wouldnt it be smart to invest rn to ride the "trump train"? Then the entire time while the economy is going up and up, a smart investor would look into why the economy is going up, recognize the bubble, and then short it when you realize the bubble is going to burst? Isnt this how ppl made money on the 2008 financial crisis?
or am i just rambling nonsense
But at the same time, I feel like the Trump administration is focusing largely on the economy and would do as much as they can for economic growth therefore justifying lowering interest rates and deregulating the economy like repealing the glass steagal act? can they even do that?
if history is repeating itself should we not be more heavily invested in what trump is going to do with the economy