On the one hand they're saying the markets might be terrible, and by them I mean the financial twitter people. On the other hand they seem to be unreasonably pessimistic about the systemic changes in an economy. But on the original hand the macroeconomic signs do suggest we're in for a year or two or three of pain and hurt. My idea to live through it is to take my non-consumption expenses down by a lot, and pretty much stop eating out. Because I can't afford to be spending hundreds of dollars a weekend just for fun and chill times.
If things are real bad, might have to worry about job situation, law and security situation and homeownership considerations. As in, I might be able to own a house finally because it'll get to my range, but then do I want to spend on a loss basis? Or I should just hold all cash until then before making the big investment.
Also something that's been worrying me a hella lotta tonne is the future prospect for Nepali economy. One one hand if people stop traveling and the gulf economies don't do so well there's going to be no demand for Nepali economy, but on the other hand because the country is great for value tourists, maybe it'll be able to attract the traditional set of tourists more, and the market might actually go up?
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