Post-COVID correction: What's next?

Adelholz said:The money being pumped out mostly flows through loans. Sure, maybe even at 0% interest, but whatever the central banks are handing out right now, they're going to have to claw it back eventually. Right?

I believe the last major QT move happened about two years ago, and honestly, it nearly tipped us into a brief recession. 😁

drunkard said:Hey everyone—new guy here.
I’ve been sitting on the sidelines thinking about getting into stocks, and honestly, now feels like the right time to jump in.
I don't mean literally today or tomorrow, but while everything is dipping. What’s the easiest way to actually start? I see some friends using Revolut and it seems decent enough. I'm looking to play around with maybe $500-$1,000 to start. Thanks for bearing with a newbie.

Where are you looking to trade? Domestic or international? Chase has that global trading platform, but the fees will absolutely kill you. Revolut is okay, but they have those limits on how many free trades you get. If you want to use RH, you’re stuck hiring a broker.

Nathan Evans78 said:I believe the last major QT move happened about two years ago, and honestly, it nearly tipped us into a brief recession. 😁

Germany almost slipped into one. They were down for two quarters before finally turning things around. It was barely anything, but hey, growth is growth.