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And when that injection of free money just allows rich folk to pocket more cash, interest rates are zero and you replace a bubble with another bubble?

 

Good luck selling your debt. 

 

Good luck with the promised tax cuts.

 

Keep building a phony pile of bullshit instead of solving the problem.

 

 

Since when is it the Fed's mandate to inflate the stock market instead of protecting the economic health of America.

 

Since Donald Turnip is your answer.

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And when that injection of free money just allows rich folk to pocket more cash, interest rates are zero and you replace a bubble with another bubble?

 

Good luck selling your debt. 

 

Good luck with the promised tax cuts.

 

Keep building a phony pile of bullshit instead of solving the problem.

 

 

Since when is it the Fed's mandate to inflate the stock market instead of protecting the economic health of America.

 

Since Donald Turnip is your answer.

 

no, if anything ron paul was the answer. but he aint electable.

 

so gotta settle for the next best thing which is just throwing shit in libs faces as the world burns. 

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And when that injection of free money just allows rich folk to pocket more cash, interest rates are zero and you replace a bubble with another bubble?

 

Good luck selling your debt.

 

Good luck with the promised tax cuts.

 

Keep building a phony pile of bullshit instead of solving the problem.

 

 

Since when is it the Fed's mandate to inflate the stock market instead of protecting the economic health of America.

 

Since Donald Turnip is your answer.

Don’t the people with pensions and 401K’s benefit also?

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says coronavirus crash is bullshit, but wants the fed to fix it, now looking for opportunity.

 

 

 

 

says the crash was based on bad fundamentals, bubble burst popped by global economic concerns re virus.

 

says nothing gonna be of any value until cash hoarders looosen.

 

Looking for good spot to go fishing until then.

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Don’t even want to check. I assume I’m down 3-4x that

Don't bother looking if you're a long term investor.

 

Almost nobody is timing these things well.

 

Even if you're lucky enough to get out at the right time, you almost never get back in with an advantage. That's why the vast majority of hedge funds don't outperform the S&P (or even an S&P index fund) over the long haul.

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if not then it is a crapshoot. this bubble has been obvious for two years, since the tax reform bullshit was signed.

 

Plain as the nose on your face, sold to you by fake job numbers and the laughable "full employment".

This guy is so clueless.

 

The reason money goes into stocks is because bonds and savings accounts pay jack shit.

 

And it has fuck all to do with tax cuts.

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if anyone pays one penny more than true value for one share of equity then the joke is on them.

 

Any zero interest stimulus is going in someone's back pocket not the markets.

 

While the global economy grinds to a halt is not the time to buy anything.

 

 

 

That ain't in two months, shit the panic ain't over, no one knows where the economy bottoms out yet. Too busy worring about the market.

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Don't bother looking if you're a long term investor.

 

Almost nobody is timing these things well.

 

Even if you're lucky enough to get out at the right time, you almost never get back in with an advantage. That's why the vast majority of hedge funds don't outperform the S&P (or even an S&P index fund) over the long haul.

Agreed. Plus it’s just numbers on a screen to me at this point.

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Almost nobody is timing these things well.

 

Even if you're lucky enough to get out at the right time, you almost never get back in with an advantage. That's why the vast majority of hedge funds don't outperform the S&P (or even an S&P index fund) over the long haul.

 

I thought I was a genius getting out the previous week. Bought back 60% on Monday at the open, 20% Tuesday, 20% Wednesday.

Didn't really save too much..... timing the market is so hard, but I still try  :lol

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