Anonymous wrote:The dow is down over 360 points and falling.
This is just so predictable: it’s the shutdown. If no one’s getting paid, of course the market responds by crashing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The dow is down over 360 points and falling.
This is just so predictable: it’s the shutdown. If no one’s getting paid, of course the market responds by crashing.
Ya don't say!!
thank you handful of AI stocks for continuing your bubble and artificially propping up the market.
Anonymous wrote:This post didn't age so well; the Dow is up 151 points today.
Trading places was about commodity OJ futures. There was a leaked crop report, so had nothing to do with the stock market.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The big question is when a big dip comes, will people start pulling their money because they think it’s the start of a crash?
It’s almost a self fulfilling prophecy.
That's how they manipulate the market.
Create fear and panic with the fake news, sell off to seed a crash and profit, then after crash/dip buy it all back.
That movie "Trading Places" made fun of the ponzi scheme that is the stock market.
Anonymous wrote:The big question is when a big dip comes, will people start pulling their money because they think it’s the start of a crash?
It’s almost a self fulfilling prophecy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Dow is up like 1000 in a week.
No one cares about the shutdown.
-Fed
Wrong.
I am a wealthy person and right now I won't spend a dime in this economy that I do not have to.
I care that Republicans are traitors, criminals and stupid.
Anonymous wrote:The Dow is up like 1000 in a week.
No one cares about the shutdown.
-Fed
Anonymous wrote:This market will crash. It's hyper-inflated, especially bc of the AI cocaine. But it's not happening today. I recall Greenspan noting the market was possessed by "irrational exuberance." And the market kept cooking for another year or two.
As Keynes said, "Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent."