How will the stock market crash impact the elections?

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Anonymous wrote:The stock market is not crashing. There was a bubble. This is a correction. Have some perspective.

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This happens like once every year or two and yet people don't get it. Total buying opportunity if your thought the markets were too frothy over the past quarter.

Were you around in 1987?

Yes, I was.

And guess what? The markets came back over time, as they always do. Betting against the US is a fools game, unless Crupto and the Russians/GOP wins out.

A lot of people lost their homes, investments, and savings.

[Anonymous]

Are the top ranks pulling out and shorting stock because a false flag is coming?

This looks like August 2001

[Anonymous]

No it’s not August 2001. It isn’t even as much of a correction as when Covid hit. It will be back.

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Senior Biden Harris economic advisor Gene Sperling is resigning TODAY. This could be a REALLY bad sign of what’s to come.

Buckle up!

[Anonymous]

This is the Fed making a mistake on what has been happening. This inflation we've had has been different from those in the past. The world is different than it use to be in so many ways and the inflation we have had needed to be managed taking into consideration why everything has been so expensive across the board. They should have lowered rates earlier. The market is now in correction over what the Fed should have done to ease concerns. Now the market is hyperventilating so requires a bit of time to calm down. That's what is going on currently. However, the danger is that the Fed acts weirdly and/or other global events happen that delay the market from regaining their senses (ie war in ME, sudden big global changes or events, etc), and then it goes on longer than expected leading to a worse outcome than a simple correction.

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This aged well

[Anonymous]

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

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Just bought this AM

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The stock market is not crashing. There was a bubble. This is a correction. Have some perspective.

+1

This happens like once every year or two and yet people don't get it. Total buying opportunity if your thought the markets were too frothy over the past quarter.

Were you around in 1987?

Yes, I was.

And guess what? The markets came back over time, as they always do. Betting against the US is a fools game, unless Crupto and the Russians/GOP wins out.

A lot of people lost their homes, investments, and savings.

The people were so upset in 1987 that they elected VP George H. W. Bush to the presidency with 53% of the popular vote a year later. Maybe we should all calm down a little.

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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.

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Republicans are such whiners.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Senior Biden Harris economic advisor Gene Sperling is resigning TODAY. This could be a REALLY bad sign of what’s to come.

Buckle up!

Anyone who wasn't going to stay on for a second term or with a potential Harris Administration is leaving soon anyhow. Sperling is likely to be a professor somehwere given his age and experience.

[Anonymous]

Billionaires trying to push on Biden/Harris.

We see the same thing all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No it’s not August 2001. It isn’t even as much of a correction as when Covid hit. It will be back.

As any rational person understands.

Won’t stop the MAGAs from hysterics though.

[Anonymous]

Warren Buffett and Berkshire are UNLOADING huge amounts of stock and going for cash. He's dumping huge quantities of everything from Apple to Bank of America.

How to tell people Buffett is worried about the economy without telling anyone that he is worried about the economy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Senior Biden Harris economic advisor Gene Sperling is resigning TODAY. This could be a REALLY bad sign of what’s to come.

Buckle up!

He is resigning to join the Harris campaign. Sign they are realizing that the campaign needs to address the economy.