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copper member
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December 11, 2018, 09:12:42 AM
#84
US bond yields are unlikely to rise much further this year, Capital Economics says.
And analyst expects benchmark 10-year bond yields to finish 2019 back at 2.5% — around 70 basis points lower than their current level.
full member
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December 10, 2018, 02:11:52 AM
#83
I think this is a weird occurence and it really boggles my mind. First is that we are all told that since Crypto currency is decentralized, it will not be affected by any movement of the stock market. Now the stock market is down and it looks like crypto currency is down too. I don't know the reason but I'll keep holding.
member
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November 13, 2018, 11:24:54 PM
#82
Watching the recent trend in bonds this year, what is your say about the flattening of the yield curve?
That is a sad truth. It seems the technology companies are now outdated. Although Amazon is a very good sales company, Microsoft and Facebook, Google is still down. I think the news about the leaked data and technology companies are no longer trusted. That is why it is going down and our market is impacting. we are really deadlocked now.
legendary
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November 08, 2018, 01:05:14 AM
#81
in my opinion, seeing the economic situation this year is very bad for Crypto. The magnitude of the influence of Korea, China and Japan regulation has a major impact on crypto.
What do you actually classify as a bad situation? The fact that the market has been growing over the years consistently or the fact that there was a time bitcoin was a lot far less than a dollar and now the market is attempting to create a bottom at $6k? Come on bro, we need to get one fact straight; you basically see the negativity in the short term because that is basically what you just want to see.

I think people need to start focusing on the long term and if you find that hard to do, look back to where it all started, the price, the fluctuations in between and where we are now, and then judge on that based on what the future is going to be like, considering that we are not even close to mainstream adoption at all.
Of course, a lot of people believe that when situations like this comes into play, a lot of people will be looking for a safe haven and a means to store value for their money and as a result of that, with crypto space being a very easy alternative at the moment, this would basically cause a boom in its price one way or the other, until the recession subsides.

What even brought about bitcoin in the first place was as a result of the 2008 crisis and in such cases coming up again, with global economic policies ruining everything; people will have an alternative for store of value.
newbie
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November 05, 2018, 03:36:22 PM
#80
Another good example was the stock market crash and subsequent economic downturn in 2000. That was not a recession according to the textbook, because GDP growth was negative in Q3 2000, Q1 2001, and Q3 2001, none of which were consecutive. But anyone who lived through the 2001 recession knows that it felt like a recession during all that time. And in fact, GDP growth did not return to 3 percent until Q3 2003.
full member
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November 03, 2018, 02:48:20 AM
#79
If we look at the market situation the recession and some up and downs are the nature of the market while i love to hold crypto any time, Bitcoin value have now stable and many countries have welcome bitcoin and crypto so it is very good that people have to invest in crypto for bright future.
hero member
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November 03, 2018, 02:01:40 AM
#78
in my opinion, seeing the economic situation this year is very bad for Crypto. The magnitude of the influence of Korea, China and Japan regulation has a major impact on crypto.
What do you actually classify as a bad situation? The fact that the market has been growing over the years consistently or the fact that there was a time bitcoin was a lot far less than a dollar and now the market is attempting to create a bottom at $6k? Come on bro, we need to get one fact straight; you basically see the negativity in the short term because that is basically what you just want to see.

I think people need to start focusing on the long term and if you find that hard to do, look back to where it all started, the price, the fluctuations in between and where we are now, and then judge on that based on what the future is going to be like, considering that we are not even close to mainstream adoption at all.
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GoMeat - Digitalizing Meat Stores - ICO
November 03, 2018, 01:34:25 AM
#77
Watching the recent trend in bonds this year, what is your say about the flattening of the yield curve?

I dont have an experience about bonds yield, but from economic news that The Fed start raising interest rate, i am believe US economic start to recover and stronger again. But others country will suffering on their growth because Fed Rate effecting on many country economic condition.
Hopely economic crisis not happen
full member
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November 02, 2018, 08:36:06 PM
#76
Watching the recent trend in bonds this year, what is your say about the flattening of the yield curve?
If we still use fiat as medium of exchange then it will not good for us, fiat now is being monopolized and manipulated. Many people who saving their money make a leakages in money cycle. Not all people save their money in bank. The afraidness about investment makes the situation even worse. Government should improve the national yield by help their citizens to create micro industry/home industri so the economy can be better.
STT
legendary
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November 02, 2018, 08:04:59 PM
#75
The simple take on bond curves and all kinds of changes is they are bonds that promise to pay dollars in the future.   With an unwinding of debt we will see more dollars in circulation and so currency weakness.   The trend for the majority of my life over decades has been oppisite, more debt, more tightly wound at higher prices.   That trend will end after a time that has lasted a generation basically, volatility and change ensues.

When the economy is in a downturn, bitcoin will be a top choice because it is a decentralized market that will not be affected by external factors.

Bitcoin is traded globally and will be effected by a change in the world economy and its currencies.   What has to be true by that point is that Bitcoin is a usable and useful tool to have no matter the status high or low of that world citizen.      I would not assume Bitcoin is a perfect ship that will rise above all troubles, they'll be many waves and it'll have challenges pretty sure.

Heres a good video I was just watching with Nassim Nicholas Taleb - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62rfLjnPxKE
He suggest sthe world is more fragile then ever before and to a greater extent then ten years ago.   Not a complicated argument to make, debt was a problem in 2008 and a decade later we have more of that debt, more of a problem.
BTC is not bound to that debt problem but it has a struggle to be efficient in its operation like every system in use
member
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November 02, 2018, 07:52:42 PM
#74
Watching the recent trend in bonds this year, what is your say about the flattening of the yield curve?

Maybe economic crisis getting more closer. I hope it will not happen because many people will suffering but with currency economic system, economic crisis always happen. I think invest in bitcoin is better because its undervalue market
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Investor
November 02, 2018, 12:57:54 PM
#73
Bitcoin will be the top choice right now when the economy slumps as in other respects bitcoin has helped companies to increase revenue and even increase their production so bitcoin will be a secondary advantage when the economy is deteriorating.

This is really true. We can see that bitcoin has a huge potential of helping an economy to grow. We can say it basing thru the past statistics or the value chart of bitcoin. Investing with this will surely generate profit, at the same time helps in many ways such as doing transactions easier.
hero member
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November 02, 2018, 12:53:17 PM
#72
The reason for the recent global crisis is due to Trump's success in strengthening the US economic sector with various policies issued and not infrequently weighing partners or even disrupting bilateral relations between two countries as example the trade war with China. But that doesn’t mean developing countries must be slumped and can’ take advantage of it.
full member
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November 02, 2018, 08:46:31 AM
#71
the current economy in the real world must have declined considerably compared to what we previously could not measure from year to year because dollar prices continued to soar.
jr. member
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November 02, 2018, 07:58:23 AM
#70
According to economics,the slow down of economic activity or the contraction of commercial rotation is called  recession.During the recession, the types of big economic indicators remain the same.During the recession, national average income. employment.,investment costs,production capacity utilization, family income, and business profits all fall a lot.Because of these things become bankrupt or unemployment rate increases.The government seeks to adopt economic policy, increasing the cost of money by increasing money supply and trying to counter the recession.
The recession in the economy is almost everywhere across the globe. Governments are struggling to pay  workers and sustain the economy in their respective  companies. Many people are complaining about the high taxes that are been charged by the governments in many countries. I believe this has also affected the world of crypto to some extent.
newbie
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November 02, 2018, 06:55:30 AM
#69
When the economy is in a downturn, bitcoin will be a top choice because it is a decentralized market that will not be affected by external factors.
hero member
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November 02, 2018, 06:26:10 AM
#68
In my opinion, if theirs economy recession there should also be alternative solution for the main time. I think recession is just part of the economy that undergo a process.
Alternative solution is something you will have to find as an individual and it is either you want to be storing value in physical assets until the recession dies down which is what a lot of people normally do in most cases, and now that there is an alternative when it comes to digital assets, it should even make it a whole lot more interesting for a lot of people in the long run. Recession is something that can happen to any economy that cannot stand on its own, so one way or the other, the choice is yours as a citizen to know how to play your card well so you do not get affected.
Whatever the status or level of recession it would be, we all must adhere the local and national laws while dealing with bitcoin. If the government hasn’t done anything legally regarding bitcoin, we must keep ourselves away but in other case too, don’t wait for so long. Just get into bitcoin world and start earning. Recession wouldn’t happen if govt is dealing all this.
Seriously, so you want to start making the government action, determine the decisions you make regarding making use of or being a part of the crypto space? I really want to see how that is going to work out for you eventually. You think left for the government, they won't mind getting to see us all, get our ass whopped?

If there is going to be any recession at all, it is only going to be affecting fiat and as well as most economy of countries that are somehow interdependent, and this would even mean a lot for the crypto space, as most institutional investors in cases like this are always looking for the best haven they can put their funds for storage of value, and this seems to be a great spot for that.
member
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October 26, 2018, 12:44:23 PM
#67
in my opinion, seeing the economic situation this year is very bad for Crypto. The magnitude of the influence of Korea, China and Japan regulation has a major impact on crypto.
full member
Activity: 924
Merit: 221
October 26, 2018, 12:28:12 PM
#66
In my opinion, if theirs economy recession there should also be alternative solution for the main time. I think recession is just part of the economy that undergo a process.
What if it will happen to bitcoin? Will you be happy? This is not good if one economy had gone something like this. It is an indicator that the economy has some problems that needs to be resovled. In cryptocurrency, were apparently still the same. The bitcoin market price has falling down lately for it was being controlled by the huge whales (investors with huge market contributions) that plays the market in their every transaction.
Pab
legendary
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October 26, 2018, 12:21:59 PM
#65
Watching the recent trend in bonds this year, what is your say about the flattening of the yield curve?

Many USA economist are talking about it.Few days ago JPMorgan Chase wrote that chance of recession in 24 months are 60%
Most of economist are saying that USA GDP will slow down
Together with higher borrowing costs and all that tariffs war it will slow down GDP and can cause recession
Most of them are predicting end of hossa on stocks and poor return in coming years
 
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