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tariffs smariffs......pump and dump....elites and their buddies dump....then later buy the dip....have enought left over for another mansion, another yacht, and another gulfstream. And blame it on trump...all around win for them...who loses? retail investors...
RWSGFY says
HeadSet says
Eric Holder says
WOW, the shit is tanking after hours.
Where? I am seeing stocks rise.
Huh? Are you sure you are looking at the after hours quotes and not the numbers at close?
And today I am down about $95k from just yesterday at close. These are long term holds, so just a paper loss as they should still pay dividends.
Anybody doing any buys?
yeah I wonder how much insider trading is going on especially with friends of Trumps friends or those that pay to get inside info from the friends of Trump friends
I have stocks, real estate and cash, but no gold or bitcoin. I would hate to see gold and bitcoin be something I should have bought.
Yeah, it would be a shame if some of your friends hold gold or bitcoin and prosper. It's better if they don't. because you don't want them to get ahead if you don't.
Others are lazy and do nothing as they have done for decades, e.g. myself.
And today I am down about $95k from just yesterday at close.
RWSGFY says
It's all Obama's fault!
Who's fault is it when a person loses in a casino?
HeadSet says
And today I am down about $95k from just yesterday at close.
Look on the bright side : The 10% you will lose today (Friday) is less than the 10% you lost yesterday!
See you at zero!
When the stock market goes up, the average American feels nothing. No wealth effect. No wage boost. No benefit. But when it crashes? Suddenly it's our problem. Suddenly we need bailouts. Socialism for the rich, capitalism for everyone else.
The stock market loves job cuts, offshoring of industry, union busting, automation, and stock buybacks over increased wages and R&D spending.
Why? Because these all boost short-term profits, which push stock prices higher. These people literally do not have the capacity to think further than 3 months ahead, and it’s been this way for nearly 50 years.
But all the things they love that make stonks go up in reality devastate the real economy — the economy where actual humans work, spend, and live.
The Fed and government have conditioned the market to expect free money every time there’s turbulence. ZIRP (zero interest rate policy), QE (quantitative easing), and the “Fed put” are all designed to protect asset prices, not people.
And every time there's a downturn, Wall Street screams: “Do something!” They don't mean create jobs. They mean: Protect my portfolio. Bail out my bag.
60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Household debt is at record highs. Millennials and Gen Z are screwed on housing, retirement, and savings.
The U.S. can’t build basic infrastructure without Chinese steel and imported semiconductors. But hey — Apple’s stock is up 5%! So everything must be fine, right?
So no — when the stock market dips because of tariffs or reshoring efforts, it’s not the economy suffering. It’s the parasite getting hungry because the host is finally fighting back.
"Zero," really? Just paper loses and they will recover.
Trump may back off on his tariffs plan, which may mean the stock market bounces back.
With as skeptical as most people on this site are, it amazes me that very few view the statements they receive from their financial institutions as the propaganda that they are.
&P 500 is down 17.5% from its all time high. I wonder if the floor for at least the next few weeks is 20% below its all time high.
Misc says
With as skeptical as most people on this site are, it amazes me that very few view the statements they receive from their financial institutions as the propaganda that they are.
The values being reported on the top 10%'s financial statements are still wildly out of Whack.
If you want to see how obscene some of the values are, take the company's market cap then divide it by the number of employees.-Then you get the full "Holy Fuck" effect.
komputodo says
RWSGFY says
It's all Obama's fault!
Who's fault is it when a person loses in a casino?
What is casino in this context? Elections?
My portfolio is down by more than 1M,
Booger says
My portfolio is down by more than 1M,
That implies a portfolio of $15 million or higher. Nice. Were you one of those who bought Apple, Amazon, et all, back in the beginning?
Or he's older or got a bunch of stock options as an employee early on.
Triffin Delimma
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One year return = 24.38%
If you invested $1 million in the average S&P 500 stock index fund, you'd be smoking fat cigars and doing $243,800 worth of hookers and coke.