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Dow Headed for Worst April Since 1932 - Always Winning: Tired of Winning!


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Y'all might want to wait till April is over, as have a week to go.  Worst since the crash, I find that hard to believe.

 

Its a barometer base on 30 stocks, out of 2100+ companies listed on the NYSE, as of Dec 2024.

 

For a little relativity ... dine at 30 restaurants, get poor service and or food, then state a destination that has 2100 restaurant, and you didn't find anything you liked, so avoid that destination.

 

Einstein taught me that ... 😎

 

Without mentioning, the said restaurants were all controlled by the mafia :coffee1:

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Just now, blaze master said:

 

Falling back on your usual trope eh. Good for you.

What else is there to say to a reply like this:

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It's not substantive. It offers no reasoning. Just an empty taunt. You've still got nothing.

 

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Just now, placeholder said:

What else is there to say to a reply like this:

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It's not substantive. It offers no reasoning. Just an empty taunt. You've still got nothing.

 

 

Your opinion noted.

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Just now, placeholder said:

More of same. Still nothing.

 

Maybe if you stopped polluting this forum on a daily basis with your obsession. Then I would have something to offer a poster like you. Alas here we are and another day with a thousand I hate trump threads.

 

You've got nothing else.

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7 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

Maybe if you stopped polluting this forum on a daily basis with your obsession. Then I would have something to offer a poster like you. Alas here we are and another day with a thousand I hate trump threads.

 

You've got nothing else.

Just another personal attack from you. You've still got nothing.

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12 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

Maybe if you stopped polluting this forum on a daily basis with your obsession. Then I would have something to offer a poster like you. Alas here we are and another day with a thousand I hate trump threads.

 

You've got nothing else.

I looked at your posts on this topic and they do indicate you haven't got something. 

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4 minutes ago, placeholder said:

Just another personal attack from you. You've still got nothing.

 

You don't have to reply to every single comment made on here. But yet you continue to  reply to my nothing posts. Strange.

 

I've got nothing...and you got nothing else. 

 

 

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Just now, blaze master said:

 

You don't have to reply to every single comment made on here. But yet you continue to  reply to my nothing posts. Strange.

 

I've got nothing...and you got nothing else. 

 

 

Right. I'm replying to your posts but you are not replying to mine? So how exactly did you get here? Via helicopter?

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4 hours ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

Just a bit of volatility. Great buying opp. Crazy to think leftists are more concerned about their weapons manufacturing and bigpharma shares than keeping regular Joes safe on the street. To say they have lost their way is a gigantic understatement.

Anyone that panics and has a tantrum when stocks are volatile shouldn't be investing on the market at all. It's a game for steady hands.

Yes you're right. This is a buying opportunity. No question.

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23 minutes ago, placeholder said:

Right. I'm replying to your posts but you are not replying to mine? So how exactly did you get here? Via helicopter?

 

I double dare you to post a positive thread about trump. Too much negativity in general on here now. 

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13 hours ago, TheAppletons said:

 

    Just google "Venezuela hyperinflation" for your answer.

 

Here is a link about info about Venezuela. Based on some posts on here, people seem to think Trump will do the same as what happened there. But this link explains why Venezuela is different than a country like the US and even if Trump is as corrupt and incompetent as people believe,  the economy in the US is too varied for this to happen. 

 

https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/venezuela-crisis

 

  • Venezuela is an example of a petrostate, where the government is highly dependent on fossil fuel income, power is concentrated, and corruption is widespread. 
  • Petrostates are vulnerable to what economists call Dutch disease, in which a government develops an unhealthy dependence on natural resource exports to the detriment of other sectors.

 

 

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1 minute ago, blaze master said:

 

I double dare you to post a positive thread about trump. Too much negativity in general on here now. 

I'll go one better. I'll launch another positive topic about the Trump administration

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29 minutes ago, Magictoad said:

Yes you're right. This is a buying opportunity. No question.

 

Those who are serious, long-term investors are normally fully invested at any given time and don't wait for "buying opportunities" and those who try to time the market by sitting on enough cash set aside for investment to make a significant difference in their financial future often end up missing the biggest up days. And missing just a handful of those, often the six, seven, or ten best days in a year or during a multi year bull run, can drastically reduce long term returns, often by half according to a JP Morgan research study.

 

For instance, JP Morgan Asset Management’s 2019 Retirement Guide illustrates the impact of missing the market’s best days. They found that over a 20 year period from January 1, 1999, to December 31, 2018, an investor who missed the ten best days in the stock market would have seen their overall return cut in half. Specifically, a ten thousand dollar investment would have grown to 29,845 dollars if fully invested, but only to 14,895 dollars if the ten best days were missed.

 

So when someone right now says they are “waiting to buy the dip,” it usually means one of two things:

 

1- They were smart enough to get out when Trump took office, locking in the massive gains they achieved during Biden’s presidency, and are now sitting in cash waiting for Trump to tank the market. If they are Trump supporters though, then most likely they were not smart enough to have done that.


2- So more likely, they never got in at the right time during the last bull run, missed out on major gains, and are still trying to time the market, hoping to catch the perfect entry point and will most likely miss the next bottom too.

 

The question is, which boat are you in if you see this as a buying opportunity? And if you are mostly invested and only have a small amount of cash set aside for a crash, then buying the dip now is not going to be a life changing event for you anyway.

 

 

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