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Most of this years gains in stock have been wiped out by tariffs
I can't believe Hillary Clinton is sabotaging Wall Street to make Trump look bad.
Crash it, hopefully completely, destroy the system, make it burn. It's well deserved
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That's neat and all, but uh... I'm kinda tired of "winning" at this point.
First President to seek reelection since Carter?
man I wish mine looked this good I'm winning so much!
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the boom and bust cycles are part of the system, the massive price drop of stocks allows for an even greater consolidation of the means of production.
Mine only looks "better" because I didn't invest that much to begin with. If I had invested as much as you, the numbers would probably be pretty even.
Monday's gonna be rad
Anyways, due to the fractal nature of these movements, this is actually going to crash below Great Depression levels
Go back to whatever hole you crawled from.
Why?
So it has been the worst drop since 2008, I assumed it was down to below 2008 levels, how misleading.
Things you just demonstrated a poor understanding of:
Economics
History
Fractals
He does that on basically every single subject I have ever seen him post on. You can also add climate change, politics, and even the concept of what the future is to that list and that's just his posts within the last month that I can remember off the top of my head.
"Trump's gonna make us so rich!"
December 3: "I am a Tariff Man"
"Oh fuck oh fuck we're gonna be poor!"
Most actual investors have been ready for this for like 2 months, as soon as the mid terms turned out literally every financial advisor prepped their clients for a volatile end of the year, possible surge in 2019 and recession around 2020
Get government welfare checks to fire your own employees and move jobs oversea's. Meanwhile clear out your debt and restructure to increase efficiency, its a system that entirely benefits corporations.
Interestingly enough, I go to an economic school, had excellent grades in both history and economics.
Maybe my wording was bad, cyclical seems more appropriate. Huge economic crises happen cyclically too, then. Anything else is wishful thinking
PragerU isn't a real university dude.
then sound like you actually went there in your posts, people might be mistaken you lack the necessary knowledge /s
I've said it before and I'll say it again: it feels like he exists to prove every racist thing my Croatian family says about Serbs right.
Hmm, so do I actually, funny enough. Yet I've found that most of your posts go against the grain in the most confusing ways backed up slightly by terms you've found in an economic textbook. (like how you refer to the process of recession in a odd way there)
And again, I've seen that same line of thinking from a certain other member of this forum that has the grasp of economics about as firm as a $2 hooker.
Or maybe our universities are just different in their approach
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