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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love the permabulls in here who seemingly can’t see what’s in front of their face. Jobs reports, inflation, it’s like it just doesn’t click with you. You think everything is great. at the same time I’ve learned so much about people recently and cognitive dissonance, blind faith and so forth. It’s ghastly and fascinating. You either don’t want to see it or you straight are silo’ed off from sources that are trying to show you.

Anyway, my only point is those folks who can’t just leave their money in the market in the next few years to see it continue to go up, which is inevitably always does, will be pretty fked if they don’t have social security to live on.[/quote]

You really don't understand markets and economies, do you? And everything you accuse of others applies to you equally.[/quote]

Yeah, sorry I can’t understand markets as well as you. Could you educate me how inflation, and job numbers being revised down or obfuscated, Fed members geting fired and loss of Fed independence, loss of farm exports, goods prices rising, consumer sentiment souring, or how Wall Street is using alternate data sources now to BLS reports to gauge market conditions is bullish? I mean maybe it is bullish for investors 10 years from now, who, post-crash, will inherit a rising stock market, if we are able to build back, and haven’t squandered all our good will and economic might…but really could you please lay out a case for tariffs and generally how you see things are right now as bullish. I’d really appreciate the lesson.[/quote]

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