Agree. Lets call the market what it really was, a Bubble. Now its been popped.
It was never a bubble. Valuations were high end normal at the aths. Some of you just believe in a lot of shit.
Agree. Lets call the market what it really was, a Bubble. Now its been popped.
Your posts on this thread are highly irrational. Go back and read them in a year. I'm looking at a virus that is being effectively controlled in Canada and resulted in ONE death so far. And some Americans like you are losing their shit about it only 2-3 weeks after totally dismissing it as a threat.
There is something to remember...It is reported cases and deaths. Some countries may be more transparent than others. I am sure China has been lowballing their numbers.
Like how they lowballed their tests, which when they came clean on a month ago precipitated this bear market. Bastuds!
...Three, it might spur Americans on to finally embrace universal health care. Hopefully not many people pay the ultimate price in the meantime.
I believe Canada's experience with SARS and our universal health care system put us at a distinct advantage in dealing with the threat and minimizing deaths. I see three good things coming out of this crisis. One, it's the final nail in Trump's election chances he's done. Two, it is a clear reminder that the US needs to be a good world citizen things happen that require good international relationships. Three, it might spur Americans on to finally embrace universal health care. Hopefully not many more people pay the ultimate price in the meantime.
I like that Powell says they will remain patient to raise rates and not introduce negative rates like they are in control. I think this is early innings they are going to keep juicing this thing every week...
Hahahah
Fed cuts rates to zero zero zero. What a fucking foolish thing to do. Once again giving wallstreet what it wanted especially trump. Now comes negative interest rates just as I predicted.
They should have never used up all their cuts so quickly. And like I have been saying for years and years and years, the fed should have had rates at 5%+++ just to have a cushion to ride out any economic collapses but now they cant play the rate cut game anymore since they are at 0%...hahah. next comes negative rates. This is going to be so much fun...
Memories of spring 2009 when you were advising anyone who would listen to sell their entire stock portfolio at close to record lows. Have you learned anything from the experience ? Clearly not.
Three, it might spur Americans on to finally embrace universal health care.