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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] All these people saying the market crash is coming sold out of their equities in April and are trying to justify their idiotic decisions. You can’t time the market. You aren’t smart enough. Neither am I. The market is currently irrational, acting as if everything is fine, while every indicator of a bubble is flashing red warning signs. I think people are trading on hype right now, there’s still Money to be made short term but the new and revised (adp) job numbers (cause we no longer can get reliable BLS data) show significant slow down and the tariffs are having a growing an effect. Most likely recession and possibly a steep downward turn in market. Meanwhile we are bailing out argentina to bail out Rob Citrine and pay to play politics are the name of the game. Fascist corruption can continue to generate wealth for a while for some (authoritarian capitalism is a thing) but always at the greater expense and foundational stability is compromised.[/quote] +1 Read the history of Argentina for the last 100 years. Argentina was once stable, but has been dealing with fascist corruption for 100 years now and it has definitely been at the expense of foundational stability. Big mistake for Trump to lend them money. We won't get it back. [/quote] Trump pays for Argentina's healthcare but not ours. [/quote]
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