Why have Republicans stopped bragging about the stock market?

You sound mad. Are you mad? :):):)

Oh, BTW, you forgot to highlight Fuzzy's follow-up statement: "Personally I don't see him ( or any other president) owning either side."



Oh lookie, the GB goto fail when you can't debate the issues.

You must be triggered. Right bro?
 
We already know you're on the tard spectrum, so yeah, it's already sunk in.

He didn't think that one through.

Still not my fault you can't keep up with the rest of the class.


  • Study the discussion topic.
  • Do your homework.
  • Don't sleep during class.

That's a list of 3 things you're not doing but which could, maybe, help you if you tried them. Not saying they will, but you could try them and see.
 
Another HisArpy meltdown in this thread.

Starting to get sad... :(
 
Derpy's grasp of economics and nutrition summer up in one picture.

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Poor rorbags. You still can't seem to figure it out.


BTW, the DOW is up this morning.

"The number you have reached (has been) temporarily disconnected. If you feel you have reached this recording in error, please check the number and dial again after the next market correction."

For a little perspective: the "largest single point drop" should be expected in a market that grew by 50%. It's falling from greater heights. More useful is the percentage of gains that retrenched.

Here is s chart that shows all of Rory's "peak" interest in the stock market, as of right now, going back three years:

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"The number you have reached (has been) temporarily disconnected. If you feel you have reached this recording in error, please check the number and dial again after the next market correction."

For a little perspective: the "largest single point drop" should be expected in a market that grew by 50%. It's falling from greater heights. More useful is the percentage of gains that retrenched.

Here is s chart that shows all of Rory's "peak" interest in the stock market, as of right now, going back three years:

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You know he's never going to understand that.

Not that anyone really gives a dam.
 
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets

Market Summary
Quote Search

DOW

▲ 26,703.32 highest since 2009
+1,293.96
+5.09%


NASDAQ

▲ 8,952.17
+384.80
+4.49%

S&P 500

▲ 3,090.23
+136.01
+4.60%

DayWeekMonthYear5 YearsAllEXPAND
NASDAQ 100

▲8,877.98+4.92%
S&P 100

▲1,388.71+4.85%
S&P MidCap 400

▲1,875.47+3.39%
NYSE Composite Index Mini Value (New Methodology)

▲1,282.80+3.61%
NYSE American Composite

▲2,265.90+2.36%
TSX-Toronto Stock Exchange 300 Composite Index

▲16,553.26+1.78%
DAX

▼11,857.87-0.27%
Nikkei 225

▲21,344.08+0.95%
FTSE 100

▲6,654.89+1.13%
Hang Seng

▲26,291.68+0.62%
SENSEX

▼38,144.02-0.40%


AdChoices
MARKET STATISTICS

US Composite
Advancing6,350
Declining2,043
Unchanged260
By Stocks By Volume
Market News

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
Look at this Rory-level parsing:

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/01/awaiting-us-stock-futures-open-at-6-pm-after-wall-streets-worst-week-since-2008.html:

All week long when they were talking about how bad this was, all talk was about it in terms of dollar amount drop. We now have the largest single-day gain in terms of dollars in history and they ignore that and now they want to talk about it as (I said above) as a percentage. "But, but, but it's only a 5.1% daily increase!" burying the lede.

The lede is "Greatest single day gain, ever" since last few days they have been trying to tank the economy with comparisons to 2008 and trumpeting the largest point-drop EVER!.
 
So, the Lit Deplorables declare that happy days are here again. Let's see how that works out...
 
A volatile and unstable market is a sign of a volatile and unstable economy. Whether it's up today down tomorrow up again the next day, what's more important is noting how drastic these shifts are and that it is not a good indication.
 
Fed panics and cuts rates a half point. :eek:

You act like that's a bad thing.

Maybe in your financial wisdom you can explain how it's bad to have lower interest rates.

Because aren't interest rates calculated, in part, because of inflation? And if interest rates go down, doesn't that mean that inflation is also going down?
 
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