How will the stock market crash impact the elections?

[Anonymous]

Well, so much for that talking point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well, so much for that talking point.

lol I can’t wait to see how Trump will try to spin this

He’s such a con

[Anonymous]

Seems like Kamala and Joe fixed it! They are truly amazing!

[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?

Lawyers and others who don't understand economics. The market was up 20% from last year, which means it is now only up 15%.

[Anonymous]

the markets are back to where they were on Friday. I hope people took advantage of the buying opportunity at yesterdays open.

[Anonymous]

Lol, spoke too soon. What a weak rally that culminated with a giant sell off at.the end of the day. The markets aren't convinced at all that a recession risk isn't rising. It will be very choppy over the next few months with the economy as more and more weak numbers roll in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lol, spoke too soon. What a weak rally that culminated with a giant sell off at.the end of the day. The markets aren't convinced at all that a recession risk isn't rising. It will be very choppy over the next few months with the economy as more and more weak numbers roll in.

The weak numbers are what the Fed wanted to lower rates.

The fact is, even last week's job numbers were on par with Trump's average.

https://www.wral.com/story/fact-check-did-trump-or-biden-create-more-jobs-over-30-months/21012411/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lol, spoke too soon. What a weak rally that culminated with a giant sell off at.the end of the day. The markets aren't convinced at all that a recession risk isn't rising. It will be very choppy over the next few months with the economy as more and more weak numbers roll in.

Like yesterday’s ISM report?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lol, spoke too soon. What a weak rally that culminated with a giant sell off at.the end of the day. The markets aren't convinced at all that a recession risk isn't rising. It will be very choppy over the next few months with the economy as more and more weak numbers roll in.

The weak numbers are what the Fed wanted to lower rates.

The fact is, even last week's job numbers were on par with Trump's average.

https://www.wral.com/story/fact-check-did-trump-or-biden-create-more-jobs-over-30-months/21012411/

An average impacted by 2 years of COVID shutdowns..What a moronic post. Someone doesn't understand stats 101 and averages.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lol, spoke too soon. What a weak rally that culminated with a giant sell off at.the end of the day. The markets aren't convinced at all that a recession risk isn't rising. It will be very choppy over the next few months with the economy as more and more weak numbers roll in.

Like yesterday’s ISM report?

Lol. ISM was weak too. Do you even read the news?

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/treasury-yields-nudge-up-from-4-month-lows-as-fed-comments-absorbed-jobs-data-loom-73fc30cf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the markets are back to where they were on Friday. I hope people took advantage of the buying opportunity at yesterdays open.

Bro!!! I tried to buy triple leveraged ETFS, but Schwab was down...

[Anonymous]

Data released on Thursday showed the ISM’s manufacturing index slid to an eight-month low of 46.8% last month from 48.5% in June, remaining below the 50% level that signals the manufacturing sector is shrinking. S&P Global’s U.S. manufacturing purchasing managers index also fell to 49.6 for July as business conditions slightly deteriorated.

“The July ISM’s were outright weak, with no real silver lining. The caveat is that, yes, soft economic data has painted a weaker picture than real economic data for more than two years, but this month feels different,” said economic analyst Mark Streiber at FHN Financial in New York.


Which was followed up by weak jobs. Bidenomics.it hurtling toward recession at breakneck speed.

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Anonymous wrote:

The followup tweet is the scary one.

[Anonymous]

It's monday night. Where is the orange fatty's interview?