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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I keep reading market crash threads here. Not sure if it’s the same poster or not. Maybe trying to make political statements. Op, why don’t you just get out and sit out until you feel comfortable.[/quote]

What’s wrong with making political statements or are you fine pretending that becoming a fascist police state is normal as long as your investments keep performing?  Wake up. Trump has inserted himself in everything from higher education to our economy and he is just getting started.  We can all be polite and just pretend that isn’t the case but what would be the point of denying reality? [/quote]

NP. 
So sick of posters like you. This is not a political forum. [/quote]

Everything financial is political: spending, market, taxes, housing, healthcare. What a weird statement. [/quote]

Stock market performance has been pretty apolitical over the long term.  For example, Trump averaged 14% annual return in his first four years in office.  Performance was great under Biden as well.  Both had periods of fairly large downturns, but the market rebounded to new highs shortly thereafter under both presidents.[/quote]

This is not then.

Tarriffs were not in place or coming and going etc investors are afraid to invest in the US volatility.  No company is building here anytime soon no matter what they say.

Projec 2025 tells you what corporations are going to do with benefits gone, worker injury benefits gone, etc.... Lean working machines mean no jobs for the masses.

Trump is planning on never leaving office. He bankrupted casinos for god's sake, the US will not survive economically a third trump term or a fourth for that matter unless of course you want to live like North Koreans with bread lines or Russians with huge inflalation and bread lines.[/quote]

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