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It's the end of the world and yet the mighty market rolls on! :91_thumbsup:

 

And the peeps be scared like...  :blink::51_scream::53_cold_sweat::52_fearful::54_hushed::47_tired_face::61_sob::62_dizzy_face::cj2k:

 

Repent now all ye sinners and buy those damn stocks!

 

Hell... fucking... yes...

 

lol  Drinking too much damn coffee already!  Carry on stock soldiers...

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Jfc are you a boomer? Here...    

This is one of the problems.... It could go higher for much longer and/or when you get in it could go lower much longer..... You have to guess right twice

Way back when Bush was president he signed this https://theweek.com/articles/767184/how-george-bush-broke-post-office   Around the same time my house flooded, home insurance doesn't cover fl

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4 hours ago, Mythos27 said:

I've got some disposable income right now that I could start up with but given the general uncertainty of the moment we're in, holding on to some cash gives me a sense of security. I think I will buy in incrementally over a few weeks as you suggested once I start though. 

 

You should at least get your account opened now so that it's ready to go when you get your handout check.  Also, make sure you have the wire information handy so you can get the funds deposited right away and not have to wait a few days.  And if this is long term, you should open an IRA if you don't already have another retirement plan.

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On 4/1/2020 at 7:40 AM, OilerTitanHybrid said:

Damn, my 4.60 buy of X that I posted in that long term stock thread is ripping the market's ass!  X just crossed over 7 bucks. :D  Logan!!!  Might be from Trump announcing that he wants congress to put 2 trillion into infrastructure, who knows.  SELLSELLSELL!!!

 

Hope you sold it.  X is down...

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35 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

The odd thing about the unemployment numbers is those people have jobs they just can’t go to work 


Some, but a lot got laid off or were gig workers and there are no gigs left

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1 hour ago, OILERMAN said:

The odd thing about the unemployment numbers is those people have jobs they just can’t go to work 

 

The sad reality is that some proportion of those people (~10-30%?) will not have jobs when this is over...

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Just now, ChemEngr79 said:

 

The sad relatively is some of those people (~10-30%?) will not have jobs when this is over...

Gonna be a lot of people who didn't pay mortgage and rent who lose homes as well, barring legislation that addressing something other than the business side of things.

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I haven't checked this out yet, but I wonder how the market did back in 1918, when that pandemic happened?  Couldn't have lasted too long, because the time period after that was known as the roaring 20's. 

 

This shit should have happened a couple years ago in 2018 and by now we'd be starting our own roaring 20's, 100 years later.  Gotta get this virus shit out of the way and start roaring again!

 

 

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