How will the stock market crash impact the elections?

[Anonymous]

Losses are not real until they’re realized. I plan to cash out in 30 years so I don’t care about short term fluctuations

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

💀 Jobs

I remember much bigger losses under Trump.

Due to Chinese COVID and demands from Dems to shut down the entire economy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Losses are not real until they’re realized. I plan to cash out in 30 years so I don’t care about short term fluctuations

You will when this crash causes massive jobs losses and you struggle to make payment on your rent/mortgage.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It's not a "recession" or a "crash" - and take a look at history of other recent corrections in the market

What an idiotic post. Nearly all of those drops in that list were rescued by massive Fed QE and multiple trillion dollar stimulus packages from the federal govt to save the economy from COVID. This is completely different as rate hikes to combat inflation are finally starting to dampen the economy. There is also currency contagion spreading across the globe as the Bank of Japan has rapidly appreciated the yen vs the dollar in a matter of a week. The bubble is being deflated now. No multiple trillion dollar stimi packages are going to come to the rescue this time.

What's idiotic is pretending this is the worst thing to hit the stock market in our lifetimes when it's barely even a tiny fraction of the crash we saw in 2020.

[Anonymous]

The market will bounce back once the rate cuts start in September.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It will probably bounce back after a few weeks. Market corrections are buying opportunities.

Yep, I’m maxing out my Roth today. This is a correction, nothing more. But go ahead and panic. Hey, why don’t you pull your money out of the market and buy bitcoin?!?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Losses are not real until they’re realized. I plan to cash out in 30 years so I don’t care about short term fluctuations

You will when this crash causes massive jobs losses and you struggle to make payment on your rent/mortgage.

Because of a 10-15% correction?

Riiiiiiiiiight.

[Anonymous]

Futures are down less than 4%. Certainly not great, but not a crash by any means.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not a "recession" or a "crash" - and take a look at history of other recent corrections in the market

What an idiotic post. Nearly all of those drops in that list were rescued by massive Fed QE and multiple trillion dollar stimulus packages from the federal govt to save the economy from COVID. This is completely different as rate hikes to combat inflation are finally starting to dampen the economy. There is also currency contagion spreading across the globe as the Bank of Japan has rapidly appreciated the yen vs the dollar in a matter of a week. The bubble is being deflated now. No multiple trillion dollar stimi packages are going to come to the rescue this time.

What's idiotic is pretending this is the worst thing to hit the stock market in our lifetimes when it's barely even a tiny fraction of the crash we saw in 2020.

He’s trying to make fetch happen…

[Anonymous]

"HODL ON $GME!!!!1!!!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Japanese markets just dropped the largest amount in their entire history. South Korea had to halt all trading. Futures for the US markets look ugly. Who knows how far the US markets will drop today, but a crash will signal a complete collapse of economic confidence and more fears of a a global recession. This will have tremendous impact on the election as American lose trillions of dollars of wealth and potentially many jobs over the next few weeks.

Who will this hurt the most?

Trump appointee Jerome Powell is doing the work of his overlord. Rate cuts should have already happened, so if there is economic deterioration, it is on the Fed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The market will bounce back once the rate cuts start in September.

After jobs have been lost though..at that point rate cuts will signal weakness in the US economy, so may not be interested as dovish as you'd think. It'd mean a full blown recession.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not a "recession" or a "crash" - and take a look at history of other recent corrections in the market

What an idiotic post. Nearly all of those drops in that list were rescued by massive Fed QE and multiple trillion dollar stimulus packages from the federal govt to save the economy from COVID. This is completely different as rate hikes to combat inflation are finally starting to dampen the economy. There is also currency contagion spreading across the globe as the Bank of Japan has rapidly appreciated the yen vs the dollar in a matter of a week. The bubble is being deflated now. No multiple trillion dollar stimi packages are going to come to the rescue this time.

What's idiotic is pretending this is the worst thing to hit the stock market in our lifetimes when it's barely even a tiny fraction of the crash we saw in 2020.

He’s trying to make fetch happen…

And upset about being called out for cheering on a market drop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Losses are not real until they’re realized. I plan to cash out in 30 years so I don’t care about short term fluctuations

This.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

💀 Jobs

I remember much bigger losses under Trump.

Due to Chinese COVID and demands from Dems to shut down the entire economy.

Trump was president and shut down the economy. Stop blaming Dems.