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Quoted: No worries, the key to avoiding a recession is simply to redefine what one is. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Some say we are already in a Resession... https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-economy-already-recession-following-223141328.html No worries, the key to avoiding a recession is simply to redefine what one is. |
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Quoted: No worries, the key to avoiding a recession is simply to redefine what one is. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Some say we are already in a Resession... https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-economy-already-recession-following-223141328.html No worries, the key to avoiding a recession is simply to redefine what one is. If true, that could be a case of "bad news is good news." The fed wants to keep interest rates high until the economy starts to contract (recession) then start lowering. So if the FED thinks we're in recession, they might actually lower interest rates. That could start a party. |
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Quoted: Funny, isn’t it. Like the financial crisis, real estate crisis and CoVID weren’t enough for them. How about we just keep rolling and banking. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: lol dudes rooting against the market. Like the financial crisis, real estate crisis and CoVID weren’t enough for them. How about we just keep rolling and banking. Can’t just keep rolling and banking. Pullbacks are necessary in the market to create liquidity. That’s how your electronic stock money gets turned into real money in the bank. People need to lose money to keep the pool of money full. Otherwise it’s just a video game. Just gotta run puts the way down to even out the losses until it gets turned around unfortunately. |
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It’s just the boomers cashing out their 401k’s to donate to trumps legal fund
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You're supposed to sell when red, and buy when green right... right?
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Markets heard that Biden is actually serious about importing a bunch shithead terrorists from Gaza to the USA, and giving them citizenship.
Markets don't think that is a good idea. |
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Quoted: 1.5% a big crash? get back to me when it is 10%+ each day for several days. Let's start this shit soon, the election will be here soon enough. View Quote I wish they'd hurry up. Damn, I've got some money to put into my S&P 500 index fund, and buying on the dip would be bitching great. |
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It's because I bought yesterday. Sorry guys, I'll try and give more heads up next time
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Hell, I’m up 26%.
On MJ. (unfortunately, it’s not a huge position) |
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I know the sentiment towards Sbux in GD (also been here long enough to remember what it used to be) but SBUX is a giant consumer facing retail company so you can extrapolate a lot from their earnings to the overall health of the consumer. The same can also be said for McDonalds
Starbucks just had a very bad earnings call. Stock down 13% in after hours as I type this. Think the cracks are starting to show from Biden's economic mismanagement Attached File Attached File |
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I'll wait to see if there are any big gaps down in the morning at the open before I get too concerned.
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Quoted: I mean is it happening? wtf happened at end of trading session. 1.5% is like a major crash, right? Ckt breakers tripping, trading halted, etc. it’s fucking Tuesday. Not Monday. @doomporn View Quote I hope it comes back down again to 3500. |
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Quoted: I know the sentiment towards Sbux in GD (also been here long enough to remember what it used to be) but SBUX is a giant consumer facing retail company so you can extrapolate a lot from their earnings to the overall health of the consumer. The same can also be said for McDonalds Starbucks just had a very bad earnings call. Stock down 13% in after hours as I type this. Think the cracks are starting to show from Biden's economic mismanagement https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/132893/Screenshot_20240501_103820_Samsung_Inter-3202535.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/132893/Screenshot_20240501_103805_Samsung_Inter-3202536.JPG View Quote YUM brands reported this morning a drop in sales as well. |
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If this highly bloated market starts a downward trend you better believe stemmies will roll out to falsely re-inflate it before November.
So don’t worry it will not drop much, maybe stagnate. I would love to see a healthy market that represents the economy but this is what we got. Too much wealth has found its way to places it’s shouldn’t have. Yo….. Here comes 6 billion in student loans… |
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Unless everyone in here is retiring tomorrow, this is what the markets have done in the last 20 years. What do the next 20 bring?
The S&P was at 1851. 2.7x. NASDAQ 3282. 4.75x. DJIA 16984. It is 2.2x up today. Keep piling it in there. DRIP. Leave it alone. Enjoy. |
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Quoted: Unless everyone in here is retiring tomorrow, this is what the markets have done in the last 20 years. What do the next 20 bring? The S&P was at 1851. 2.7x. NASDAQ 3282. 4.75x. DJIA 16984. It is 2.2x up today. Keep piling it in there. DRIP. Leave it alone. Enjoy. View Quote Federal deficit 20 years ago was $7.4T. 4.6x |
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Secular bull or bear trends are long-term and can last 5 to 20 years or more primary bull or bear trends last a few months to 5 years, secondary trends are reverse movements of at least 10% measured in days or weeks and called corrections when they reverse a trend.
Short-term fluctuations. Having no consistency in terms of direction come under the rubic of volatility, the temporary drop in price called a dip has no forecasting value whatsoever. |
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https://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=2708068&tl=What-are-you-doing-to-prepare-for-the-coming-financial-crisis
The FDIC’s published reports show more than $500 billion in unrealized losses in the US banking sector. The Federal Reserve, which in theory would bail out the banking sector, is itself insolvent by $900 billion. The US government, which would bail out the Fed, is insolvent by more than $50 trillion. |
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Quoted: Most people still won’t buy when there is blood in the streets. Because they believe they need to wait until there is a river of blood, to the degree that never comes. So they missed the boat once again and missed the run up. View Quote I don't understand their thoughts on this. data is shown for decades that they miss out far more than they will ever gain. |
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Quoted: Most people still won’t buy when there is blood in the streets. Because they believe they need to wait until there is a river of blood, to the degree that never comes. So they missed the boat once again and missed the run up. View Quote Also they just lost all their money and maybe their job and house so they don't have anything left to buy with. |
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Got quiet in here, I didn't mean to kill the vibe it'll crash tomorrow or next week guys, keep your chin up.
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