stock market was up today...

Done it for years with used ones.
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This ratcheting up of the trade war is disturbing even Trump's own supporters. Basically, he's playing economic chicken, and consumers are the ones who will suffer.
 
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Could be rough today, market already opened slightly down. Lots of uncertainty with the trade stuff. Trump even said there may be some pain until it all shakes out.

Long term I think this will be better, but short term could be painful.
 
Watch the yield curve for signs. It’s getting very very flat. If it inverts run for the safety of cash. That’s my plan anyway.
 
I think before all is said and done, every bit of the gains under Trump will be gone.

Before his big mouth was just irritating, now it's costing his supporters where it really hurts.

Are his Rasmussen approval ratings still at 50%?
 
I think before all is said and done, every bit of the gains under Trump will be gone.
There are a few absolute truths about the stock market. One, it goes up. Two, it goes down.....and three, it will be higher in a few years than it is now. No matter who is in office.
 
Before his big mouth was just irritating, now it's costing his supporters where it really hurts.

Are his Rasmussen approval ratings still at 50%?

His core doesn’t give 2 ****s!!!! They wanna hear about a huge wall (that will cost the US billions) and about locking Hillary up. The rest doesn’t matter
 
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There are a few absolute truths about the stock market. One, it goes up. Two, it goes down.....and three, it will be higher in a few years than it is now. No matter who is in office.

I was just making a prediction. I have a good 20 years before retirement, and I'll be fine. There are others who are in greater immediate need of funds who will be hurt by this, though.
 
I was just making a prediction. I have a good 20 years before retirement, and I'll be fine. There are others who are in greater immediate need of funds who will be hurt by this, though.
They shouldn't be in the market if they can't afford to take a big loss, then. Answer 3 questions for me if you don't mind, without googling. From 1900 until 2010:

1) How often did the stock market have a 5% correction?

2) How often did it have a 10% correction?

3) How often did it have a 20% correction?
 
They shouldn't be in the market if they can't afford to take a big loss, then. Answer 3 questions for me if you don't mind, without googling. From 1900 until 2010:

1) How often did the stock market have a 5% correction?

2) How often did it have a 10% correction?

3) How often did it have a 20% correction?

I think he's referencing people that are very close to retirement. Although if they are they should be more in bonds than stocks.
 
I think he's referencing people that are very close to retirement. Although if they are they should be more in bonds than stocks.
I am in retirement and have a significant amount in bonds. Everybody should have enough cash equivalent to last them through a couple of bad years until the market comes back.
 
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