The Stock Market doesnt care about your feelings or identity politics

Started by eThneoLgrRnae28 pages
Originally posted by Robtard
Trump's been eerily silent about taking personal credit for the Stock Market's performance again. Odd.

Odd how you only post something to this thread when Stock Market is doing badly... quite odd, indeed. 😉

Oh, and it's quite disturbing that you are more worried about the stock market now than people's lives.

Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
Odd how you only post something to this thread when Stock Market is doing badly... quite odd, indeed. 😉

Oh, and it's quite disturbing that you are more worried about the stock market now than people's lives.

Originally posted by Putinbot1
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Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
Odd how you only post something to this thread when Stock Market is doing badly... quite odd, indeed. 😉

Oh, and it's quite disturbing that you are more worried about the stock market now than people's lives.

This is another lie which is easy to disprove, like all your claims. Proof:

Originally posted by Robtard
Stock market is having two good days in a row, but that's what a Trillion Dollar tax payer stimulus package will do.

As of now:

Dow 21,588.26 883.35 4.27%
S&P 500 2,510.97 63.64 2.60%
Nasdaq 7,507.70 89.84 1.21%

Do wonder if Trump's "by Easter this will all be over" will help or cause it to recede again.

This is the stock market thread, where else should I post about the stock market, star/fly?

Brace for the 'deepest recession on record,' says BofA analysts, as jobless claims surge to 6.6 million

The BofA researchers on Thursday said the coming recession “appears to be deeper and more prolonged than we were led to believe just 14 days ago when we last updated our forecasts, not just in the US but globally as well. -snip

Holy shit, StopTheHate's prophecies are coming true it seems. Been said since late 2017, "save your pennies people".

Thanks for continuing to post updates in this thread, Robtard. I may not respond to all of them but I like the content.

I try to follow the stocks but I get so busy with work that I forget to check the stocks. Again, my company's stocks seem to be doing well even on days that the stocks don't do well. (I used to have a bunch of stuff typed, here, but things that could result in insider trading so I deleted it.)

Stock Market losing again, set to lose 400ish points today unless something happens in the next 30mins.

He nailed the March coronavirus selloff — now he says there’s another 30% to go before the stock market hits bottom

Hedge-fund manager Dan Niles, in a note cited by Yahoo Finance this week, warned his clients way back in February that he was getting “increasingly worried” investors weren’t ready for the impact the spread of the coronavirus could have on the U.S. economy.

That could put us below the 2008's crash numbers. Not very #MAGA at all...

Originally posted by Robtard
Stock Market losing again, set to lose 400ish points today unless something happens in the next 30mins.

He nailed the March coronavirus selloff — now he says there’s another 30% to go before the stock market hits bottom

Hedge-fund manager Dan Niles, in a note cited by Yahoo Finance this week, warned his clients way back in February that he was getting “increasingly worried” investors weren’t ready for the impact the spread of the coronavirus could have on the U.S. economy.

That could put us below the 2008's crash numbers. Not very #MAGA at all...

Stocks look to have settled done, today. We are probably safe to assume it will stop around where it is, now.

Good news and bad. While the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are up from two weeks ago, cos that's what Two-Trillion in tax dollars being pumped into the economy will do, it's likely just a temporary cure. Stocks are currently dropping today, 600+ pts for the Dow alone.

As of this post:
Dow 23,346.26 -603.50 -2.52%
S&P 500 2,770.79 -75.27 -2.64%
Nasdaq 8,357.49 -158.25 -1.86%

The reality of the average voter who is struggling right now to pay their bills, let alone eat, that $1,000+ dollar check isn't going to go very far and telling them "but the stock market is doing better than before!" doesn't mean much.

Originally posted by Robtard
Good news and bad. While the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are up from two weeks ago, cos that's what Two-Trillion in tax dollars being pumped into the economy will do, it's likely just a temporary cure. Stocks are currently dropping today, 600+ pts for the Dow alone.

As of this post:
Dow 23,346.26 -603.50 -2.52%
S&P 500 2,770.79 -75.27 -2.64%
Nasdaq 8,357.49 -158.25 -1.86%

The reality of the average voter who is struggling right now to pay their bills, let alone eat, that $1,000+ dollar check isn't going to go very far and telling them "but the stock market is doing better than before!" doesn't mean much.

What happened? Usually when something like that happens, big news hit. So what happened from 2 hours ago to cause the steep drop?

Also, it seems to have improved since your post. Let's hope in improvements.

Edit - and it is at 453, now, and improving. Even as I type this edit, it is still improving. What's going on? Stupid stock market.

This is an interesting title for a thread. While the stock market only mildly cares about my individual feelings and identity politics in specific, it certainly cares about the feelings and dominant identity politics of the players in the market and investors in the stock market.

I'd almost go so far as saying that the stock market is a reflection of the feelings of a large number of people about the economy.

Originally posted by Artol
This is an interesting title for a thread. While the stock market only mildly cares about my individual feelings and identity politics in specific, it certainly cares about the feelings and dominant identity politics of the players in the market and investors in the stock market.

I'd almost go so far as saying that the stock market is a reflection of the feelings of a large number of people about the economy.

A relatively small number of people globally about the economy.

Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
A relatively small number of people globally about the economy.

Yeah, that's true.

Originally posted by Robtard
Good news and bad. While the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are up from two weeks ago, cos that's what Two-Trillion in tax dollars being pumped into the economy will do, it's likely just a temporary cure. Stocks are currently dropping today, 600+ pts for the Dow alone.

As of this post:
Dow 23,346.26 -603.50 -2.52%
S&P 500 2,770.79 -75.27 -2.64%
Nasdaq 8,357.49 -158.25 -1.86%

The reality of the average voter who is struggling right now to pay their bills, let alone eat, that $1,000+ dollar check isn't going to go very far and telling them "but the stock market is doing better than before!" doesn't mean much.

This is what TDS like ladies...

Imagine getting so giddy whenever the stock market does bad...just cuz you're that deranged over Trump lol.

Originally posted by Eon Blue
This is what TDS like ladies...

Say hello to TI for me 🙂

Originally posted by Surtur
Imagine getting so giddy whenever the stock market does bad...just cuz you're that deranged over Trump lol.

Who got "giddy" over the stock market dropping?

I certainly didn't, as I don't like losing money; in fact, it upsets me when I lose money. If you had any money of your own to lose, I am certain you'd feel the same. It's a pretty normal reaction.

Originally posted by Surtur
Imagine getting so giddy whenever the stock market does bad...just cuz you're that deranged over Trump lol.

Yeah, it's quite pathetic. 👆

Coronavirus erases almost all the 23 million new jobs created since the Great Recession

It took 10 years for the U.S. economy to create 23 million new jobs. It took the coronavirus pandemic just a month to destroy almost as many.

The government on Thursday reported that another 5.25 million people applied for unemployment benefits in the second week of April, bringing new jobless claims in the past month to 22 million. Extrapolating from the information, economists estimate the unemployment rate has leaped to record 15% or even higher. -snip

Wow, and during an election year. Awful.

Originally posted by Robtard
Coronavirus erases almost all the 23 million new jobs created since the Great Recession

It took 10 years for the U.S. economy to create 23 million new jobs. It took the coronavirus pandemic just a month to destroy almost as many.

The government on Thursday reported that another 5.25 million people applied for unemployment benefits in the second week of April, bringing new jobless claims in the past month to 22 million. Extrapolating from the information, economists estimate the unemployment rate has leaped to record 15% or even higher. -snip

Wow, and during an election year. Awful.

This is why people are protesting. You can't ruin the economy with terrible epidemic policies and not expect a backlash.

I hope the protests continue and it gets worse and worse until the governments listen to the people and we can end these harmful policies that are causing the deaths of more people.

I woke up not long ago. Who is protesting? Or are you speaking in general?