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

[Anonymous]

Sorry, but the taco thing is really, really lame.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but the taco thing is really, really lame.

I bought during the dip in April but i didnt know anything about tacos(?)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread did not age well.

What, the market is still down per Jan 1. It’s recovered some, but hasn’t had any gains.

[Anonymous]

The GDP is down
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/gdp-report-first-quarter-2025-declined-commerce-department/

…and our trade deficit is surging, despite the blanket tariffs
https://www.newsweek.com/us-trade-deficit-surges-donald-trump-tariffs-2091131

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but the taco thing is really, really lame.

Tell that to Wall Street traders.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread did not age well.

What, the market is still down per Jan 1. It’s recovered some, but hasn’t had any gains.

goalposts moved much? - stock market carnage and "oh i didn't make X%" are a little different

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread did not age well.

What, the market is still down per Jan 1. It’s recovered some, but hasn’t had any gains.

goalposts moved much? - stock market carnage and "oh i didn't make X%" are a little different

Also, they are wrong. S&P was at like 5870 at the start of the year….

It’s 6170 now. A record high. So much for the Great Depression 2.0.

People are insane. So many horrific investment decisions made at the start of this year because people have absolutely no perspective. “Unprecedented times” literally happen every 5-10 years and the market does not care.

[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.

Ok so here I am in DC as a 49yo out of work former fed with basic office experience. Please explain your idea for how I should find such a job in DC with my work history, age and cost of living.

[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.

Ok so here I am in DC as a 49yo out of work former fed with basic office experience. Please explain your idea for how I should find such a job in DC with my work history, age and cost of living.

You expand your job search and relocate for employment if you have to. You're not entitled to live and work wherever you like, you live where you can afford to live, and you work where you can find employment. Or, you accept different employment, if that's what you can find where you live.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread did not age well.

What, the market is still down per Jan 1. It’s recovered some, but hasn’t had any gains.

goalposts moved much? - stock market carnage and "oh i didn't make X%" are a little different

Also, they are wrong. S&P was at like 5870 at the start of the year….

It’s 6170 now. A record high. So much for the Great Depression 2.0.

People are insane. So many horrific investment decisions made at the start of this year because people have absolutely no perspective. “Unprecedented times” literally happen every 5-10 years and the market does not care.

But don't they all have infallible crystal balls? Apparently not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread did not age well.

What, the market is still down per Jan 1. It’s recovered some, but hasn’t had any gains.

goalposts moved much? - stock market carnage and "oh i didn't make X%" are a little different

Also, they are wrong. S&P was at like 5870 at the start of the year….

It’s 6170 now. A record high. So much for the Great Depression 2.0.

People are insane. So many horrific investment decisions made at the start of this year because people have absolutely no perspective. “Unprecedented times” literally happen every 5-10 years and the market does not care.

The market did care. It dropped over 20%. That wasn’t just retail investors pulling out.

The market reversed course because Trump reversed course.

[Anonymous]

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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!

Are you really dump enough to think that democratic retail investors pulled out of the market to such a degree that it caused a 20% market drop?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread did not age well.

What, the market is still down per Jan 1. It’s recovered some, but hasn’t had any gains.

goalposts moved much? - stock market carnage and "oh i didn't make X%" are a little different

Also, they are wrong. S&P was at like 5870 at the start of the year….

It’s 6170 now. A record high. So much for the Great Depression 2.0.

People are insane. So many horrific investment decisions made at the start of this year because people have absolutely no perspective. “Unprecedented times” literally happen every 5-10 years and the market does not care.

The market did care. It dropped over 20%. That wasn’t just retail investors pulling out. m

The market reversed course because Trump reversed course.

All the people taking a victory lap and talking about the great economy are missing the point. Trump’s economic plan was a disaster. He tanked the market and has no idea what he is doing. TACO is the reason that the market improved. The market survived despite Trump’s best intentions (is manufacturing back yet?).

But stocks need to be backed by fundamentals. Wall Street is sticking its head in the sand and banking on “outgrowing” the now highest deficit ever. They are saying AI will help us outgrow the deficit ignoring the warning signs. It’s not gonna be pretty, it’s just a matter of when.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but the taco thing is really, really lame.

Taco is what drove the market back up.