Gronk wrote:
<https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-stocks-poised-for-biggest-two-day-wipeout-in-history-as-marketloses-9-6-trillion-since-inauguration-day-430919f6>
Roughly $11.1 trillion has been wiped away
from the U.S. stock market since Jan. 17,
the Friday before President Donald Trump
took the oath of office and began his
second term, according to data from Dow
Jones Market Data.
Some $6.6 trillion of that figure was lost
on Thursday and Friday alone — the largest
two-day wipeout of shareholder value on
record, Dow Jones data showed.
With the lower prices I've been buying Orville Redenbacher and
Act II stock. These stocks appear to be weathering the storm
maybe I can get some.
Siri Cruz wrote:
On 4/4/25 21:42, .../v]andrak|≡... wrote:If the whole world goes into a recession maybe we won't need to as
Gronk wrote:
<https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-stocks-poised-for-biggest-two
-day-wipeout-in-history-as-marketloses-9-6-trillion-since-inaugurati
on-day-430919f6>
Roughly $11.1 trillion has been wiped away
from the U.S. stock market since Jan. 17,
the Friday before President Donald Trump
took the oath of office and began his
second term, according to data from Dow
Jones Market Data.
Some $6.6 trillion of that figure was lost
on Thursday and Friday alone — the largest
two-day wipeout of shareholder value on
record, Dow Jones data showed.
With the lower prices I've been buying Orville Redenbacher and
Act II stock. These stocks appear to be weathering the storm
maybe I can get some.
Building new factories will require investment capital. Where will
that come from?
much.
The American people have expressed dissatisfaction if there isn't
some
growth every year, but is that really natural? I mean if growth is
like a cancer or a fungi it's not right.
If China can show some backwards financial progress, perhaps we can
take 10 years (or a year at least) to get a real economy and think how
it's going to take off with its new streamlining of government by Elon
Musk.
Mitchell Holman wrote:two
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Siri Cruz wrote:
On 4/4/25 21:42, .../v]andrak|≡... wrote:
Gronk wrote:
<https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-stocks-poised-for-biggest-
inaugurati-day-wipeout-in-history-as-marketloses-9-6-trillion-since-
howIf the whole world goes into a recession maybe we won't need to ason-day-430919f6>
Roughly $11.1 trillion has been wiped away
from the U.S. stock market since Jan. 17,
the Friday before President Donald Trump
took the oath of office and began his
second term, according to data from Dow
Jones Market Data.
Some $6.6 trillion of that figure was lost
on Thursday and Friday alone — the largest
two-day wipeout of shareholder value on
record, Dow Jones data showed.
With the lower prices I've been buying Orville Redenbacher and
Act II stock. These stocks appear to be weathering the storm
maybe I can get some.
Building new factories will require investment capital. Where will
that come from?
much.
The American people have expressed dissatisfaction if there isn't
some
growth every year, but is that really natural? I mean if growth is
like a cancer or a fungi it's not right.
If China can show some backwards financial progress, perhaps we can
take 10 years (or a year at least) to get a real economy and think
Elonit's going to take off with its new streamlining of government by
Musk.
What is a "real" economy?
One that isn't constantly striving to do better than itself on paper.
One that is growing not by news sensation but true increased revenue
from business.
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