To be fair, if they sold it for USD, they'd have $68k USD but inflation would devalue those dollars as well. And that's a guarantee and not speculation and not variable over a specific 12-day window. Because if that person sold that car in bitcoin in a different window, those numbers may have reversed and they'd have a big gain. Which just goes to your speculation zone statement.
Never heard of wokecoin but seems like you should avoid it. You seem to mention it a lot.
You should sell into this short squeeze again.
Like I said, I’m not sure what wokecoin is but you should avoid it. Don’t try to change the subject. You posted about the market diving and before you could even hit the post button, reality bitched slapped you in the face and the market turned positive. I know you have BDS bad, but pointing to a down day in the stock market after 18 straight positive days as something to do with a presidential failure just makes you look pathetic. Be better.
Unemployed handyman on the WC all day posting about the stock market
SPY made an all time high on Tuesday. It is basing for the next move. In a decade SPX will be at 50k and BK will be recommending gold which may be up 50%.
Ah yes. Everybody that gets pneumonia must have gotten it because of covid. Makes sense, since pneumonia didn't exist until the rona came around.
QAnon Star Who Said Only ‘Idiots’ Get Vax Dies of COVID
Cirsten Weldon told her fans not to get vaccinated and wanted Dr. Anthony Fauci executed. She just died of COVID.www.thedailybeast.com
TIL @Boston.Knight was a female. RIP
If you were trying to decide whether or not to buy this post santa rally dip, the answer was yes. I bumped my portfolio equity percentage from 65% to 75% after todays open. Market is probably headed green by this afternoon.
Gold price is down 1.95% over the past year and the DJIA index is up 16.71% over the past year. In case you wanted to check your math.
If you have a reasonably diverse portfolio it is impossible that you would have performed as poorly as gold did over the past year. It’s not hard. Pick any index fund. I’m not sure about your company that lost 50% last year but I guess that’s also a poor investment. I couldn’t find a legit company that lost 50% in the last year, but I’m sure there is something out there.
We can thank the Biden administration for the traditional energy prices. No one, domestic or international, is in a hurry to increase output only for those investments to be cut off by new policies and regulations.
Who is dumb enough to brag about losing 50% in the market last year?
Those don’t seem like good investments in the current climate. I said there were probably a few. Looks like zoom and Robin Hood are the only ones actually down the amount you claimed. Robin Hood was an IPO this year at the height of the apps popularity. Obviously overpriced. Zoom is up 175% over the past 5 years but has dropped since people started going back to working in person.
Too much bearish sentiment for the market to not see a big short term shot back up. When you see 70% bearish in the market, prepare for a move in the opposite direction. There was no longer bull run than that which immediately preceded the Covid drop. After the Covid drop the market sentiment was similarly bearish to where it is now and it has roughly doubled since.
It was a standard correction. Look at the 6 month DJIA chart. We bottomed at the rising trend line defined by the September 30 and December 1 lows. After each of those lows we hit ATH within the next month and a half.
Unless you are retiring soon and are still heavily invested in equities a 2000 or 2008 event only means your standard contributions are buying in at market lows more stocks. If you are near retirement, fully invested in the market and not making periodic buys into the market then you could get hurt. If you are in that boat you probably want a more stable portfolio. As it is I do think equities are overpriced from a historical standpoint. But I have been bumping up my exposure on this latest downswing.
ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT CHUD?
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What you’re posting is a bunch of useless garbage in a thread mocking Boston’s gold investment advice.
