The Dow was at 34,715.39 on on 1/20/21

We need to stop pretending that Russia and China are socialist or communist.

They are Imperialists.

And they are coming to kick our asses, and likely will, because we have lost the thread, we have sunk into insanity and constant lying.
 
The market does not impact the economy.

That might be THE STUPIDEST thing I have yet read you type.

So Black Monday and Black Tuesday in 1929?
When the DOW lost over 24% of it's value?
Had NO impact on the economy
?


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wall_Street_Crash_of_1929#Crash

So, Black Monday (1987) - where the DOW lost 22.6% of it's value?
Had NO impact on the economy?


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Monday_(1987)

You are a troll and an asshole and a braggart (with zero proof to back up you bragging).
However, I am going to give you ONE chance to retract that MONSTROUSLY, erroneous statement.
Hey, we all make mistakes....


Do you wish to retract the statement you made - 'The market does not impact the economy.'
Yes or no, please?


If you answer ANYTHING but 'yes' or 'no' to start?
I am ignoring the rest, posting a summation of your macroeconomic knowledge (probably) and moving on.

You are too much of a trolling, loser bully to waste too, much time on.
Much as I derive satisfaction from watching bullies - like you - make fools of themselves.


BTW - I bet you that you have too big of an ego to retract that INCREDIBLY, inept statement.
 
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You run your life only, you dont get a say.

She/he gets as much a say on this board as anyone...including you or I.


Hey, sometimes you say, very good things.
And other times - you get overly emotional and start acting like jerk.
This is the latter.


I strongly suggest you stick to the former and leave trolling out of your posting repertoire.
Seriously.

Good day.
 
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That might be THE STUPIDEST thing I have yet read you type.

So Black Monday and Black Tuesday in 1929?
When the DOW lost over 24% of it's value?
Had NO impact on the economy
?


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wall_Street_Crash_of_1929#Crash

So, Black Monday (1987) - where the DOW lost 22.6% of it's value?
Had NO impact on the economy?


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Monday_(1987)

You are a troll and an asshole and a braggart (with zero proof to back up you bragging).
However, I am going to give you ONE chance to retract that MONSTROUSLY, erroneous statement.
Hey, we all make mistakes....


Do you wish to retract the statement you made - 'The market does not impact the economy.'
Yes or no, please?


If you answer ANYTHING but 'yes' or 'no' to start?
I am ignoring the rest, posting a summation of your macroeconomic knowledge (probably) and moving on.

You are too much of a trolling, loser bully to waste too, much time on.
Much as I derive satisfaction from watching bullies - like you - make fools of themselves.


BTW - I bet you that you have too big of an ego to retract that INCREDIBLY, inept statement.

Why would I retract something that is absolutely true? Answer: I wouldn't. The market has ZERO effect on the economy. The market reacts to ECONOMIC news. It does not ever drive economic news. Obviously you have zero investment experience. Today, for example, the market will react to the durable goods report (slightly better than expected) and the consumer confidence report. It does not impact either of those. Of course. The stock market is simply another form of paramutual betting for the rich and hedge fund managers.

Finally, although you claim you will never see this because I didn't answer your question, NO ONE is going to take direction from some pissant poster who knows about 1/10th of what he thinks he knows. Your 'demands' just make you look like a fucking clown.
 
Now it sits at 29,370.78, is it any wonder the whole country looks like Detroit with Biden in charge?

Do you remember at the end of the W. administration when the world financial system was crashing? Who saved it? Obama. The DOW may go up and down, but it's trend line will be always up. Your opportunism to pin the world's current financial crisis (yes, the whole world is suffering from inflation) on one man is pathetic, but not surprising.

You're a twumptard.
 
What is the market performance YTD 2022?
Global Stock Market Indexes
Date YTD
DOW 09/23/2022 -18.57%

Start date: 12/31/2021
DIA YTD return: -17.37%


The market is reflecting the fear of Biden’s atrocious spending and economic policy...fear!
 
Biden’s response to Putin and the use of nuclear weapons:

“President Joe Biden’s administration has privately told the Kremlin that any use of nuclear weapons in the war in Ukraine would have “catastrophic consequences” for Russia, White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said.

Biden has America on the edge of “catastrophic consequences.”

Only a year and 9 months into the Biden administration and we are on the precipice of nuclear war with the Russian Federation.
 
Biden’s response to Putin and the use of nuclear weapons:

“President Joe Biden’s administration has privately told the Kremlin that any use of nuclear weapons in the war in Ukraine would have “catastrophic consequences” for Russia, White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said.

Biden has America on the edge of “catastrophic consequences.”

Only a year and 9 months into the Biden administration and we are on the precipice of nuclear war with the Russian Federation.
Biden is an existential threat to America.
 
Do you remember at the end of the W. administration when the world financial system was crashing? Who saved it? Obama. The DOW may go up and down, but it's trend line will be always up. Your opportunism to pin the world's current financial crisis (yes, the whole world is suffering from inflation) on one man is pathetic, but not surprising.

You're a twumptard.
Ummm yeah about that financial crisis. Barney Frank and the liberal Democrats caused most of it.




Hey, Barney Frank: The Government Did Cause the Housing Crisis


His most successful effort was to impose what were called "affordable housing" requirements on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in 1992. Before that time, these two government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) had been required to buy only mortgages that institutional investors would buy--in other words, prime mortgages--but Frank and others thought these standards made it too difficult for low income borrowers to buy homes. The affordable housing law required Fannie and Freddie to meet government quotas when they bought loans from banks and other mortgage originators.
 
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