5.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Wait a month when the next shipment of goods needs to be paid upfront. From there the sticker shock is going to kick all of us in the nuts.
As of right now investor's lost 2 trillion of dollars. Like vampires they need a new source of income.
I don't know your spending habits is but I wouldn't blink if you couldn't afford a shower and only eat peanut butter and jelly without the bread.
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27.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. It is not crashing. It has not gone down as much as it did with Covid. It is displaying some concerns about uncertainty. I have a retirement account and some other investments that have gone down about 5%. It went down a lot more during the Biden administration and nobody was jumping out windows.
As soon as the Trump administration finalizes deals with some of the major players like Japan and Canada there will be positive action in the markets.04 Reply- 1 y
So the job numbers were good LAST MONTH before everything went down and while the inflation numbers are not in yet the economists are predicting high inflation. I have even heard some economists talk about hyper inflation AKA 50% inflation per month.
As for the price of oil dropping.. you know that is bad right? You know that is a sign of the market in distress right? You do realize that the price of oil also dropped during covid19 right?
Anonymous(18-24)1 yOnly short-term players will care as the world adjusts to tariffs and settles down, in the long-term the market always goes up and the tariffs will be good for the U. S. and for U. S. workers.
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11.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I care about it only because it's an indicator of really bad knock-on effects if it crashes. Other than that I don't really care. It doesn't affect me because I don't invest in the stock market, but I think it may affect me anyway whether I invest or not.
00 ReplyPersonally I do, I recognize it’ll come back, but I literally invested the last 2 years worth of savings into the market right before the crash and lost over 10k.
00 Reply4.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Nah, i don't feel bad for people who don't prepare or pay attention
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 yYes. That's my livelihood.
I could see how if someone was poor already they wouldn't care.
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1 yI'm fine with it. Im retiring in 5 years so it'll come back and I've been buying the dip.
078 Reply@Syntosi Wait... hang on... so you're so god damned stupid that when they put ribeyes on sale, you buy NY strip out of spite? BAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
The lower it goes, the more I can buy. Once again, Buy low, sell high has been an investment strategy among humans for 1000s of years, but you're too god damned retarded to understand it.- 1 y
No, I implied the next 6 months up to 2 years is going to be a bloodbath. And no, it has not had growth. It has "stabilized" temporarily. Unfortunately for you, Trump is still tariffing China, his stupid economic policies is still being implemented which includes the PAINFULLY slow progress on an actual national budget, and USA is still in a trade war with the rest of the world.
Delaying most of this by 90 days is not a solution. Its an act of desperation. Pretending that the economy is "fine" now is likewise just cope.
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1 yDamn right I do and I am 41
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1 yYou probably don’t have much invested then
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u 1 yyes but no
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1 yWasn't aware. 33.
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1 yYes. 50s
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1 yNope, 26
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