Like I said last month, we've probably seen highs for the year.
And nothing to do with Algos.
And like I asked last month, has there ever been a year in recent memory where the high of the year was on the first trading day of the year?
Like I said last month, we've probably seen highs for the year.
And nothing to do with Algos.
Yep 2008:-And like I asked last month, has there ever been a year in recent memory where the high of the year was on the first trading day of the year?
This is an actual quote. This is NOT made up.
Reporter: Will sanctions deter Putin?
Kamala Harris: Within the context then of the fact that that window is still opening, although, open, although it is absolutely narrowing, but within the context of a diplomatic path still being open.
Yep 2008:-
Under Operation Covfefe,This is an actual quote. This is NOT made up.
Reporter: Will sanctions deter Putin?
Kamala Harris: Within the context then of the fact that that window is still opening, although, open, although it is absolutely narrowing, but within the context of a diplomatic path still being open.
14 years wowza sooooo long ago.I didn't realize that the great recession was recent memory. I guess recent memory also applies to the great depression, too.
So basically, yes, it has always happened, in the entire history of the stock market.

Really. So without Russia Ukraine, we'd be this far down regardless. So you are suggesting what? That the algos have not priced in all these geopolitical risks, and we're going to crash further no matter what happens in Ukraine?
Nothing personal, but I hope you go bankrupt on that idea.
If it wasn't Ukraine, it would be supply chain issues.
Supply chain issues have already been "priced in". Or is that something that will continually drag the market down month after month? The known thing will keep on dragging down the known thing? Like a negative feedback loop?