Dow futures down 600 points this morning

[odanny]

Great news. Thanks. This Bear is an investment in our future. Hopefully we will be at 20,000 by Nov

Libturds need not worry. You people don't have a pot to pizz in...lololol

Shut your broke ass up.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Shut your broke ass up.

I retired at 50 fuck faced moron.....lolololol

This pain is necessary to tell you fuckers adios

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I retired at 50 fuck faced moron.....lolololol

Cool story Bro!

 

[DBA]

Buying opportunity.

Picking individual stocks aside(risky), you are assuming it will come back at some point in the near future. I wouldn't be so sure given this administration's rate of destruction.

 

[DBA]

Shut your broke ass up.

Seriously, you guys have NO idea what you are talking about. The overwhelming majority of broke losers needing government assistance are Democrats and that is not debatable.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Picking individual stocks aside(risky), you are assuming it will come back at some point in the near future. I wouldn't be so sure given this administration's rate of destruction.

Does not need to come back in the near future. For many of us stocks are long term investment and not about short term gains.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Seriously, you guys have NO idea what you are talking about. The overwhelming majority of broke losers needing government assistance are Democrats and that is not debatable.

Then prove it. Give us the breakdown of Govt assistance by party

 

[DBA]

Then prove it. Give us the breakdown of Govt assistance by party

Good Lord, who doesn't know this? The party that promises "free" stuff gets more votes from those that actually don't have to pay via increased taxes. Who woulda thunk it?

Are Welfare Recipients Mostly Republican? - Wall Street Pit

And just because so-called independents and Democrats always attack the source, here is a link from NPR.

http://www.npr.org/assets/news/2011/12/poll/topline.pdf

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Good Lord, who doesn't know this? The party that promises "free" stuff gets more votes from those that actually don't have to pay via increased taxes. Who woulda thunk it?

Are Welfare Recipients Mostly Republican? - Wall Street Pit

And just because so-called independents and Democrats always attack the source, here is a link from NPR.

http://www.npr.org/assets/news/2011/12/poll/topline.pdf

Thanks. Good to see someone on here will support their claims.

Both your sources are a decade old, but chances are not much has changed in that time

 

[gipper]

Dow futures plunge 600 points and a key bond yield hits a 15-year high as surging inflation shakes markets​

Dow futures plunge 600 points and a key bond yield hits a 15-year high as surging inflation shakes markets

Looks like another week of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride in the markets.....Thanks Tater.

Are we witnessing another Lehman Brothers moment?

 

[odanny]

Seriously, you guys have NO idea what you are talking about. The overwhelming majority of broke losers needing government assistance are Democrats and that is not debatable.

Shut your broke ass up.

 

[DBA]

Shut your broke ass up.

Like I said, broke people tend to be hardcore Democrats. The truth hurts.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Are we witnessing another Lehman Brothers moment?

market goes up, market goes down. It is the very nature of the markets.

 

[gipper]

market goes up, market goes down. It is the very nature of the markets.

Saying that about the Great Recession is most disingenuous.

 

[Darkwind]

We are down nearly 6,000 points since May 5th.

 

[DBA]

market goes up, market goes down. It is the very nature of the markets.

The difference in this "dip" vs 2008 for example is that it cannot be largely pinned on one singular thing. The other major difference is that we have an administration actually working against the markets and the overall economy. Until there is a massive shift in policy, the markets will continue to plummet. Plummet too far and they will not again reach their recent market highs for decades.

 

[initforme]

Cash is king.

 

[DBA]

Golfing Gator Do you really believe the stock market and the economy will flourish again given the policies of the current administration?

 

[Flopper]

The difference in this "dip" vs 2008 for example is that it cannot be largely pinned on one singular thing. The other major difference is that we have an administration actually working against the markets and the overall economy. Until there is a massive shift in policy, the markets will continue to plummet. Plummet too far and they will not again reach their recent market highs for decades.

Every time there is a been bear market fall, the doomsday soothsayers are their to predict the end of life as know it. The fact is since the great depression there has never been a bear market that has taken decades to recovery. In fact, Once the S&P 500 does hit the 20% threshold which it has, stocks typically fall by another 12% and it takes the index an average of 95 days to hit the end of a bear market. The recovery on average will takes 2 years to reach the previous high. Some bear markets have recovered to the previous high in less than a year.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Golfing Gator Do you really believe the stock market and the economy will flourish again given the policies of the current administration?

What goes down, will come up. Always has. Always will (with the Great Depression being the one noteable exception).