Moot. You’ll still be broke.
Where Does Everybody Think The Market Is Headed This Year?
- Thread starter JoshuaBrayden
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Moot. You’ll still be broke.
The hell is wrong with people? Everyone is on about how spectacular the S&P (and markets in general) was this year.
But the S&P suffered a 20% drop into X-Mas 2019, starting in late September.
How has the S&P performed from September of last year until today? Up about 10% or so, yes?
I would bet my bottom dollar that if Trump had resolved the trade war back in May? We'd be WAY bloody higher than we are right now.
So the markets did shit, relatively. Keep things in perspective, man.
But the S&P suffered a 20% drop into X-Mas 2019, starting in late September.
How has the S&P performed from September of last year until today? Up about 10% or so, yes?
I would bet my bottom dollar that if Trump had resolved the trade war back in May? We'd be WAY bloody higher than we are right now.
So the markets did shit, relatively. Keep things in perspective, man.
disasteriero is beyond pathetic... This asshole have me on ignore, yet quotes and responds to my post. In effect, this means he has to un-ignore me, quote me and then put me back on ignore.
Sad.
Sad.
No, it means he just visits the website in anon browser, C&P your quote, and then goes back into member mode browser. I do it sometimes also. I just did it today for a member who was wondering about smalfil, who has both of us ignored.
The ignore function is just a terrible idea. I wish the mods would do away with it.
What is it about "...party doesn't matter" that you don't get?
S&P Nov 17: 2600
S&P Nov 18: 2600 Return=_______________
Republicans lose House Of Representatives to that other party.
S&P Nov 19: 3150 and rising..... Return=___________
Okay, so, fill out those Return numbers and get back to us on this whole "party" thing.....
(but understand, this goes back to around 1900 -- 120 years -- and is a rather robust outcome.)
Where are the contrarians?
But this was the entire reason for the drop. You need a huge drop for a new base price for next year's returns. Surely it'll happen again this year.