I seriously wanted to strangle the woman that was saying "QQ people are slacking off at buying goods!!" on my local news.
But who would had guessed this humongous plunge today in the stocks was caused by human error.
[QUOTE=Tha Baroni;21779260]i know, i still blame obama[/QUOTE]
Why, because you're a huge tool who doesn't have the means to analyze and research things on your own and must resort to bandwagoning to express some sort of retort?
Wow, what a great way to make money. To take advantage of mistakes like these, buy loads of cheap stock and sell it back after the rebound. Easy money.
Too bad I'm not 18.
[QUOTE=Jund;21787215]Wow, what a great way to make money. To take advantage of mistakes like these, buy loads of cheap stock and sell it back after the rebound. Easy money.
Too bad I'm not 18.[/QUOTE]
You don't have to be 18 to buy stock.
[B]fuck. [/B]
that about sums it up for me.
[QUOTE=Benie;21784768]I seriously wanted to strangle the woman that was saying "QQ people are slacking off at buying goods!!" on my local news.
But who would had guessed this humongous plunge today in the stocks was caused by human error.[/QUOTE]
A lot of the time, though, that's actually the main problem. And technically, she was right.
When people sell stocks and take money out of banks, they tend to...well, hoarde it. Which means less money is going through circulation, which makes the dollar worth less because no one's buying anything, which makes people REALLY not want to spend it, etc. etc. So usually, getting mass amounts of people to buy stuff is a good way to fix (momentarily) recessions like this.
Considering that this was human error, however, I doubt this is anything permanent.
Damn, me and my father were busy today. Could of loaded up.
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