stock market was up today...

What’s not true?

What’s wrong with negotiating when you have an advantage? Are our economic partners going to coalesce against us or respect and appreciate us for what they benefit from by following our lead?
your entire post is just cheer leasing speculation and conjecture. We get it. You’re a huge bigly fan of Trump’s idiotic tariffs.

You’ve been summoned over to the tariff thread to explain that the Toyota NA COO doesn’t know how to run his business.
 
your entire post is just cheer leasing speculation and conjecture. We get it. You’re a huge bigly fan of Trump’s idiotic tariffs.

You’ve been summoned over to the tariff thread to explain that the Toyota NA COO doesn’t know how to run his business.

My posts have cited specific examples supporting my comments. Try it sometime instead of parroting.
 
I actually did. I bolded it even. I can’t help it if you’re too thick headed to understand it.

I understand that your 5% is meaningless. It’s just subtracting one number from a different one.

A stock price falls by 20%, but has to rise by 25% to get back to 100%. So the 5% difference represents what?

A stock falls by a quarter and must rise by a third to get back to 100%. Is the 8.3333 supposed to mean something?
 
I understand that your 5% is meaningless. It’s just subtracting one number from a different one.

A stock price falls by 20%, but has to rise by 25% to get back to 100%. So the 5% difference represents what?

A stock falls by a quarter and must rise by a third to get back to 100%. Is the 8.3333 supposed to mean something?
Actually YOU’RE the one that is claiming I added the two. I never did that. At all. And again I relisted the math and bolded where the two percentages came from. Since then you’ve been bobbing and weaving claiming what I said
 
Actually YOU’RE the one that is claiming I added the two. I never did that. At all. And again I relisted the math and bolded where the two percentages came from. Since then you’ve been bobbing and weaving claiming what I said

The 5% is your work and you brought it up. And for what you’re trying to do with your failed “gotcha”, it’s actually an additional 4%. I could explain it to you but your head might explode.
 

Big Short Investor Michael Burry Liquidates Entire Portfolio - Except For One Stock​


Michael Burry, the investor who was immortalized in the movie The Big Short after predicting the 2008 crash, has once again sounded the alarm and dumped all of his stock - except one.

In a dramatic move revealed by recent SEC filings, Burry's Scion Asset Management has slashed its portfolio to just seven positions.

Six of them are aggressive short bets: bearish put options against some of the biggest names in tech and Chinese equities, including Nvidia, Alibaba, and Baidu.


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Burry's role in the 2008 financial crisis was made famous by the move The Big Short where he was played by Christian Bale

 

Big Short Investor Michael Burry Liquidates Entire Portfolio - Except For One Stock​


Michael Burry, the investor who was immortalized in the movie The Big Short after predicting the 2008 crash, has once again sounded the alarm and dumped all of his stock - except one.

In a dramatic move revealed by recent SEC filings, Burry's Scion Asset Management has slashed its portfolio to just seven positions.

Six of them are aggressive short bets: bearish put options against some of the biggest names in tech and Chinese equities, including Nvidia, Alibaba, and Baidu.


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Burry's role in the 2008 financial crisis was made famous by the move The Big Short where he was played by Christian Bale



That article, and the garbage Leftist MSM here in the US, are doing everything they possibly can to scare people with their fearmongering. Just so they can wreck the economy and blame it on Trump. They bash Trump, this administration, Musk, and anything besides their degenerate Democrat masters 24/7.

Unlike the constant stream of exaggerations, fabrications, and outright lies they recycle round the clock...an economy is actually something they CAN ruin. Their countless made up rumors and schemes to take down Trump have no effect, but fearmongering constantly about the stock market and the economy actually can have devastating outcomes. The stock market is one of very few aspects of life that can be conpletely destroyed by panic and fear. Scare people into selling their positions, prices drop, which in turn scares MORE people into selling, and the drop increases rapidly and exponentially as more and more sheep panic with fear and suddenly you have a financial crisis on your hands. Billions of dollars lost in a single day, millions of people see their retirements decimated, now we are in a recession.

ALL because fearmongering morons from the Leftist (Democrats) propaganda machine actually WANT to see this nations and the worlds economy destroyed...simply so they can blame it on Trump and the Republicans. They are anti-American. Anti- humanity. They make me sick. Btw...inflation is at a 4 year low, and the stock market is STILL close to its all time high. Despite the best efforts of the Leftist and 4 years of terrible leadership and Bidenflation . The sky isn't falling, I am sure that kills the Dimwits.
 
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Big Short Investor Michael Burry Liquidates Entire Portfolio - Except For One Stock​


Michael Burry, the investor who was immortalized in the movie The Big Short after predicting the 2008 crash, has once again sounded the alarm and dumped all of his stock - except one.

In a dramatic move revealed by recent SEC filings, Burry's Scion Asset Management has slashed its portfolio to just seven positions.

Six of them are aggressive short bets: bearish put options against some of the biggest names in tech and Chinese equities, including Nvidia, Alibaba, and Baidu.


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Burry's role in the 2008 financial crisis was made famous by the move The Big Short where he was played by Christian Bale



Burry was wrong throughout most of his early career, was overwhelmingly right (but early) about 2008, and has been largely wrong ever since....

Burry's opinions carries about as much weight as Cathie Wood for me, which is none...
 
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Blind squirrels find nuts now and then.

Elaine Garzarelli threw **** against the wall in 1987 and got lucky. After that guess she lost a lot of clients’ money underperforming markets.

What’s Buffett doing? Buying up treasuries. If Berkshire was a country they’d be around the 10th largest owner of US debt. Most of the $36 trillion is held by American citizens and entities.
 
Blind squirrels find nuts now and then.

Elaine Garzarelli threw **** against the wall in 1987 and got lucky. After that guess she lost a lot of clients’ money underperforming markets.

What’s Buffett doing? Buying up treasuries. If Berkshire was a country they’d be around the 10th largest owner of US debt. Most of the $36 trillion is held by American citizens and entities.

I'm with you. Rather take advice from someone who has consistently proved to be right than the Cathie Wood's or the Burry's who might be right once a decade....
 

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