How about that stock market!

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Yeah, there's a stock with the ticker EDIT that is for Editas Medicine. I did buy some a few months ago, but sold it when I became too concerned that the company might not be around much longer. It's either going to be a very lucky buy or another one that bites the dust.
 
Yes same with Gold I just laughed when I saw people lining up recently. Also technology stocks atm - although that's disputable I guess, but for me they are too high - I'll wait for a collapse. When the idiots line up and the price is through the roof you know they are buying high!

Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful. -Warren Buffet
 
How about that Stock Market......



You've got to ask yourself one questionn....



"'Do I feel lucky?'...... "Well, do ya, punk.".......








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Me......



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Vs the fucking "experts" at CNN..... MSNBC..... NYTimes.....




And other retards from Harvard/UCLA/NYU *_*






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And another one for the win...... For me.




Vs the fucking "experts" at CNN..... MSNBC..... NYTimes..... And other retards from Harvard/UCLA/NYU *_*




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The stock market reflects expectations of future profitability of publicly traded companies, which is only loosely connected to how the average person experiences the economy, usually through prices, the availability of jobs, and wages.May 9, 2025



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Is the stock market indicative of the economy?


The economy represents how money is being made and spent by a country's citizens, companies, and governments. Economic growth is typically measured by gross domestic product (GDP). Stock market and economic performance are not always aligned. Strong stock market performance does not always signal a growing economy.
 
The stock market reflects expectations of future profitability of publicly traded companies, which is only loosely connected to how the average person experiences the economy, usually through prices, the availability of jobs, and wages.May 9, 2025



People also ask

Is the stock market indicative of the economy?


The economy represents how money is being made and spent by a country's citizens, companies, and governments. Economic growth is typically measured by gross domestic product (GDP). Stock market and economic performance are not always aligned. Strong stock market performance does not always signal a growing economy.
Ooh AI.

I’ll listen to my financial advisor instead.
 
Inbred Beta Phoney Iommi hasn’t been posting (YES!!!!) but all the sudden drops in to thumbs up one of shit-ville “Da Nang” Dan’s lame AI posts. Coincidence? :ROFLMAO:
 
Welcome to Christmas in NY/Wall Street/America......




In January *_*






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As I like to say especially to the savvy, the bold and the brave.....



Nvm the BS and fuck the noise *_*


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Under Biden the deficit grew 192% relative to the deficit before the Pandemic/Quarantines/Lockdown and the destruction of America and childrens education........


Where the fuck were you then? You didn't care then. And relative to that Trump actually halved the deficit relative to Bidens administration.


Nvm these are bold face BS WokeMerican lies when you actually use common sense and look at the numbers.


Post 2024 President Trump even has much lower deficit numbers than Bidens 2021 and a 28% decrease from those numbers too when he started the destruction of America with his BS Neil DeAss/Obama/Moses loving Pink Pussy Hat WokeMerican BS :yes:



Get the fuck outta here.... After infinity strikes.... Youre out :ROFLMAO:



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