I blameBlazin for fucking up the market. It only when up when he was here posting everyday. Since he went off to play Green Acres shit has been in a tailspin.
But my house should be done in next month or so...
People wanted a crash and a recession to bring down inflation, and you're still not happy!Man, this shit is getting tiresome.
I know we're not supposed to get political, but our country is such a fucking shit show right now. Like, read about 1973 and how fucked everything was between inflation, the gas crisis, and GDP. And then keep in mind that they had interest rates to somewhat fall back on. We've got nothing. It's all dog shit.
People really should be taking it out on the politicians and elites with violence but instead we're just getting boiled...quickly?
I thought he meant his gains. Rip.You may have missed the margin comment.
People wanted a crash and a recession to bring down inflation, and you're still not happy!
Gas is still cheaper than it was during most of Bush's second term, adjusted for inflation.
GDP is fine.
Job market is great.
The rest of the world is way more fucked than we are.
Most of this downturn in the wider market is probably an overreaction, but a bunch of these tech stocks were just overhyped and way overvalued due to everyone being way too online for 2 years. Robinhood and bitcoins and apes and slurp juices are obvious warning signs that there was too much money chasing too not enough shit with actual value.
Negative GDP, highest gas prices in history, low workforce participation, but I should be happy because it could be as bad as other countries?People wanted a crash and a recession to bring down inflation, and you're still not happy!
Gas is still cheaper than it was during most of Bush's second term, adjusted for inflation.
GDP is fine.
Job market is great.
The rest of the world is way more fucked than we are.
Most of this downturn in the wider market is probably an overreaction, but a bunch of these tech stocks were just overhyped and way overvalued due to everyone being way too online for 2 years. Robinhood and bitcoins and apes and slurp juices are obvious warning signs that there was too much money chasing too not enough shit with actual value.
People were totally okay with the government spending insane amount of money and the president pressuring the Fed to keep interest rates near zero for the entirety of the previous presidency, pre-COVID.Negative GDP, highest gas prices in history, low workforce participation, but I should be happy because it could be as bad as other countries?
I didn't want a stock market crash and recession to deal with inflation, I wanted the government to stop spending insane amounts of money so we wouldn't have inflation to begin with.
If it brightens your day, just think of all the idiots who put their student loan payments into the market for "making some money during the freeze" who thought they'd pop it out +15%
You mean the phenomenon I called out 6 months ago?I'm predicting massive demand shock and an end to all the zoomers having leftover money every month to throw at the market as soon as they have to start repaying their college loans.
Kids are probably going to cash in their crypto to pay rent and make loan payments too.
But Biden extended student loan payments yet again.You mean the phenomenon I called out 6 months ago?
Shit can go a lot lower still.
Right, which is why shit can still go a lot lower come September.But Biden extended student loan payments yet again.
But my house should be done in next month or so and I can get this market turned around for you guys.
I'm curious what your exit plan was, or did you expect the market to go up indefinitely?No, I bought low. Bought more low on margin. Never sold when it was high, and now its all low again. Yes the margin was a mistake and yes not selling for profits was a mistake.
Bullshit. You can go back in the Politics thread when Trump signed both omnibus bills and find tons of posts of people who like Trump but hated the decision.People were totally okay with the government spending insane amount of money and the president pressuring the Fed to keep interest rates near zero for the entirety of the previous presidency, pre-COVID.