More stock market carnage coming?! S&P futures down another 4.5%!

[Anonymous]

It autocorrected from “prostrate” to protest. Anywaaaaay, you sound pleased with yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am in 3x leveraged inverse ETFs right now and very interested at what is going to happen at the 1pm bond auction.

How’s this working out? This thread is hilarious.

They should do a "where are they now" on that guy

And he was so confident, smartest guy in the room.

I almost feel bad for him.

Still here. Held my 3x inverse (uvix, etc) ETFs for a short time and mainly made a profit. You know, it’s crazy, but not everyone has to holds VOO or VTSAX in perpetuity and obsessively protests themselves in the church of Bogle to be a good investor, right?

Did you catch the upswing too then?
So where's your investment dollars now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am in 3x leveraged inverse ETFs right now and very interested at what is going to happen at the 1pm bond auction.

How’s this working out? This thread is hilarious.

They should do a "where are they now" on that guy

And he was so confident, smartest guy in the room.

I almost feel bad for him.

Still here. Held my 3x inverse (uvix, etc) ETFs for a short time and mainly made a profit. You know, it’s crazy, but not everyone has to holds VOO or VTSAX in perpetuity and obsessively protests themselves in the church of Bogle to be a good investor, right?

If course he made money

You into crypto also, my man

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am in 3x leveraged inverse ETFs right now and very interested at what is going to happen at the 1pm bond auction.

How’s this working out? This thread is hilarious.

They should do a "where are they now" on that guy

And he was so confident, smartest guy in the room.

I almost feel bad for him.

Still here. Held my 3x inverse (uvix, etc) ETFs for a short time and mainly made a profit. You know, it’s crazy, but not everyone has to holds VOO or VTSAX in perpetuity and obsessively protests themselves in the church of Bogle to be a good investor, right?

If course he made money

You into crypto also, my man

Fk yes. BTCI, fbtc you name it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dems love to make investment decisions based on their political views.

That is not the conclusion I would take from this thread.

Statistically, it wasn’t just Dems pulling money in April.

I do want to hear back from the 3X leveraged inverse ETF guy though.

Lol, keep telling yourself that. Truly hilarious that Dems are trying to pretend like they were not in full TDS, crashout mode earlier this year.

Were there a couple of Republicans that panic sold when they saw the markets going down? Probably. But let’s not pretend this period was anything other than Dem mass hysteria and a psychotic break—we all saw your Great Depression and collapse-of-the-system posts, bro!

[Anonymous]

CNBC currently reporting that recent grads are facing a tough job market. With that said, it’s reported that there are 400k manufacturing jobs available, but few Americans want to do dirty jobs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CNBC currently reporting that recent grads are facing a tough job market. With that said, it’s reported that there are 400k manufacturing jobs available, but few Americans want to do dirty jobs.

Where do you see these job availabilities?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dems love to make investment decisions based on their political views.

That is not the conclusion I would take from this thread.

Statistically, it wasn’t just Dems pulling money in April.

I do want to hear back from the 3X leveraged inverse ETF guy though.

Lol, keep telling yourself that. Truly hilarious that Dems are trying to pretend like they were not in full TDS, crashout mode earlier this year.

Were there a couple of Republicans that panic sold when they saw the markets going down? Probably. But let’s not pretend this period was anything other than Dem mass hysteria and a psychotic break—we all saw your Great Depression and collapse-of-the-system posts, bro!

Oh look it’s the guy who loves “daddy”. You know the market was higher in December, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNBC currently reporting that recent grads are facing a tough job market. With that said, it’s reported that there are 400k manufacturing jobs available, but few Americans want to do dirty jobs.

Where do you see these job availabilities?

DP. Both all over the news lately.

[Anonymous]

This thread did not age well.

[Anonymous]

For those who have made $$ these past months, did you sell your positions to pay bills?

[Anonymous]

Stocks are up based on the TACO(Trump always chickens out) assumption on tariffs.

If he continues to pause, backtrack, extend, and delay, the stock market should go up.

I never sold, but did some rebalancing. More aggressive for myself and a little more cash short-term for my mother.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dems love to make investment decisions based on their political views.

That is not the conclusion I would take from this thread.

Statistically, it wasn’t just Dems pulling money in April.

I do want to hear back from the 3X leveraged inverse ETF guy though.

Lol, keep telling yourself that. Truly hilarious that Dems are trying to pretend like they were not in full TDS, crashout mode earlier this year.

Were there a couple of Republicans that panic sold when they saw the markets going down? Probably. But let’s not pretend this period was anything other than Dem mass hysteria and a psychotic break—we all saw your Great Depression and collapse-of-the-system posts, bro!

I’m a dem and made a fortune buying the dip on Trump’s taco tariff nonsense. It was a gamble because I had no idea what kind of crazy he would come up with next but it certainly paid off.

[Anonymous]

All these grads with $200k loans!

Crazy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNBC currently reporting that recent grads are facing a tough job market. With that said, it’s reported that there are 400k manufacturing jobs available, but few Americans want to do dirty jobs.

Where do you see these job availabilities?

https://www.bls.gov/iag/tgs/iag31-33.htm?utm_source=npr_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=20250512&utm_term=10137145&utm_campaign=money&utm_id=27128387&orgid=95&uniquet=kBSVGT_9BDKu0McRagdpCQ&utm_att1=