Futures will hit +2% by open. Investors are basically bathing in confidence right now. When congress is back they're going to start doing bailouts and basically have half the population on UBI.
Colton Davis
runescape is still a thing? last time i looked at it a few years ago, it looked so ugly with updated models that weren't up to snuff and didn't have the shitty 2000s charm.
Jayden Kelly
Working from home is nice. I play all day. Archaeology sucks dick though
Ayden Martin
He cute!
Jacob Walker
tomorrow will be red!
Ian Watson
based, give me a second 1200 dollar check
Austin Baker
Are we gonna get more trumpbux?
Eli Scott
I am going to ban gold and bitcoin Whatchu gonna do about that bitch? All in on my market or lose
I panic sold my stocks at open this morning because of what the boomer man said and feel like a cunt for it. It's gonna go back down right ?
Noah Torres
>Speculators are basically bathing in confidence right now. ftfy
Gabriel Campbell
Maybe. Nobody knows for sure obviously. I think it will go down, but not for maybe another month or two. I think we'll see lots of crabbing with maybe some upside until then.
Robert Mitchell
Natural gas and RTX chads check in. How are we going to do in the following months?
I feel your pain bros I'm in with 30 shares at 60 bucks a piece. Down 54 bucks out of the 2000 i put in. What do you think is going to happen thursday, back down to 48?
Jaxon Roberts
Assuming that you bought near the March lows, why are you concerned? You locked in your profits, and pulled out at a fairly smart point to do so. The higher we go, the more downside risk there is and less upside return potential to make up for it. Look at the whipsaw movements of the past month. There's been very little momentum or volume to keep pushing us higher. Nothing wrong with realizing your gains now and waiting for more defined trends to emerge.
No.
David Bell
>look ma, i posted it!
Jeremiah James
Given my luck I expect a drop. Also I'm worried because someone posted here claiming to be an employee a while back saying they were dead and not making any money.
That said I think it is just tied to the market, so if the market goes up so will it.
Zachary Nguyen
haven't sold a fucking thing I don't think anything can spook me anymore
Jason Harris
As ridiculous as that sounds... Now that you say it... >2008 the FED gets involved heavily to keep markets open. In the low rate environment from 2008 onward, we see corporate buybacks via debt take off and stocks soar. Debt has gone wild, and we're in the longest bullrun in history. 2018, we see the turbulence of the markets after the FED states that they'll be unwinding their 2008 sheets, but they never finish >2019 the Fed enters repo markets because there's fear in lenders that some lenders are bad eggs and won't pay back overnight. This is heavily indicated when JPM makes a huge pivot out of the overnight markets and rates Bart 10%. >2020 gov shuts down businesses due to virus fears. Any operation that... >1. propped up their stocks with debt and buybacks >2. needs brick and mortar or steady revenues will not be able pay their debt because they're over leveraged. Market panics over fear of a credit crunch, and the FED starts up again in overdrive. selling slows down because people see that the credit markets aren't likely to abruptly freeze and won't be stuck with the bag because -markets- stop functioning. We are here. There has been no return to a sense of "equitable value" pre-buyback environment. I don't think we're going there , but when you think about that boom bust cycle, as much of a meme as it may be, yes, 2008 might be able to be viewed as a bear trap for a corporate debt based bubble. Some user that isn't an armchair weatherman with a useless degree such as myself correct me if I'm blatantly wrong.
I hope so you never know with biz. My main concern is UTX's exposure to aerospace contracts might be a millstone on earnings for sometime.
On the flip side maybe our equally shitty luck turns this stock positive after all negative times a negative equals a positive number if my Amerimutt math is right.
I'm just worried about my OKE positions because its been treating me nice since I got in but am afraid of a collapse in natty gas.
Both your "stock crash" and "real estate crash" are literally the same thing, a bubble popping. "Business crash" is just a disaster shock (either war, terrorist attack, natural disaster, pandemic, etc).
