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Is This the Start of the Trump Market Crash?


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A number of troll posts have been removed.

 

@rough diamond I posted above a reminder of rule 31, so discuss the topic and not other posters, or accept you will be facing a time out, for ignoring my notice.

 

All that personal attacks achieve is deflection of the topic. If any post breaks the forum rules use the report button.

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34 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

Which is based on market movements. 

Move aside Warren Buffett, we have a new investing guru.

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The damage Trump has inflicted on investor, business and consumer confidence, and the loss of goodwill he has engendered around the world for American goods and services does not bode well for the US stock market.

 

Building liquidity. Boycotting Treasuries (will need a 7% return on 2 year note to compensate me for political risk and profound distrust of Trump administration).  Diversifying to overseas stock and bond markets. Trying to starve the Trump/Musk junta by minimizing and delaying taxes owed as much as possible, for example, no IRA withdrawals prior to age 73, considering municipal bonds. Boycotting US goods and services as much as possible. Grass roots consumer activism is how people need to fight back.

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16 hours ago, JK-Trilly said:

Trump might not really get it yet, but all of his self-destruct economic policies that he has launched, which are both inflationary, and causing unemployment to rise, could soon be coined as the “Trump Crash”

 

You appear unaware that the NASDAQ index reached an all-time high just two weeks ago and has, so far, only lost 10% top-to-bottom.

 

Methinks predictions of Armageddon are wildly off the mark. Even a multi-year bear market would not be unprecedented of course, but would inevitably be followed by a massive up-wave according to Elliot Wave Theory.

 

https://www.fxstreet.com/news/is-the-nasdaq100-in-a-long-term-bear-market-202503061958

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41 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

You appear unaware that the NASDAQ index reached an all-time high just two weeks ago and has, so far, only lost 10% top-to-bottom.

 

Methinks predictions of Armageddon are wildly off the mark. Even a multi-year bear market would not be unprecedented of course, but would inevitably be followed by a massive up-wave according to Elliot Wave Theory.

 

https://www.fxstreet.com/news/is-the-nasdaq100-in-a-long-term-bear-market-202503061958

Normal sell off so far. Happens every 2 years or so. 

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2 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

You made a fortune trading gold. :shock1:

Not a fortune, but I have done well.

 

You really shouldn't try sarcasm, you do it so badly.

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53 minutes ago, Gecko123 said:

The damage Trump has inflicted on investor, business and consumer confidence, and the loss of goodwill he has engendered around the world for American goods and services does not bode well for the US stock market.

 

Building liquidity. Boycotting Treasuries (will need a 7% return on 2 year note to compensate me for political risk and profound distrust of Trump administration).  Diversifying to overseas stock and bond markets. Trying to starve the Trump/Musk junta by minimizing and delaying taxes owed as much as possible, for example, no IRA withdrawals prior to age 73, considering municipal bonds. Boycotting US goods and services as much as possible. Grass roots consumer activism is how people need to fight back.

Investors will be lining up to buy if there is a big sell off. Happens after every major sell off. If a motorbike shop had a 40% off sale what would happen? Bikers be lining up to buy. 

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4 hours ago, Harrisfan said:

I value gold at $2400 based on long term average movements.

 

Those naughty puppies are hard to find. Whatever they are.

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