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Just watched the bottom fall out the last 10 minutes while this press conference is going on. Wow
OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET AND ECONOMY THREAD VOL. A NEW CHAPTER
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3k/12.94% Yikes.
It was complete sarcasm
I just fly them 95% of the time and hope they survive this though. United and American are trash.
I never know these days.
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Disaster
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VIX at 80+
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Roku is getting cheap. <50 and I might just buy that outright rather than the etf I was in
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Wait hol up. Did Trump utter the word “recession” in his speech?
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VIX UP 42.99 POINTS TO SET RECORD CLOSING HIGH OF 82.69
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Uber, yes. Lyft, hell no
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Hate how this market is doing precious metals right now 
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Goldman is thinking the S&P will bottom at 2,000 and bounce back to 3,200 by the end of 2020.
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How low coronavirus-led stock market selloff could go: Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs says the S&P; 500 could plunge to about 2,000 in a worst-case scenario due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Monster rally in the gold miners today
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Goldman is thinking the S&P will bottom at 2,000 and bounce back to 3,200 by the end of 2020.
How low coronavirus-led stock market selloff could go: Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs says the S&P; 500 could plunge to about 2,000 in a worst-case scenario due to the coronavirus outbreak.
1950-2000 is where I expected it to bottom so about what I expected. That would drop the dow to about 18k as well.
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Lol chill. My annuity, investment accounts and crypto are basically my accounts and the savings are hers I guess but everything flows as a team. When we get lower she’ll let me put some capital to work.Our savings?
Should have your own savings and so should her
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What’s going on with precious metals?Hate how this market is doing precious metals right now
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Goldman is thinking the S&P will bottom at 2,000 and bounce back to 3,200 by the end of 2020.
How low coronavirus-led stock market selloff could go: Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs says the S&P; 500 could plunge to about 2,000 in a worst-case scenario due to the coronavirus outbreak.
so I guess it’s Wild *** swing everyday now huh
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We're like 10% away from 18K. We might crash into that this week
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Side note, but the wallstreetbets subreddit is entertaining as hell. I know so many ppl are trolls there and full of bs, but it's hilarious
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At the same time they are legit brain dead *******s. I asked them in January for their take on BA 260 puts expiring in March for .60 and they all told me it was a terrible idea. I never bought them just because I didn’t have enough cash in my accounts to trigger options (apparently you need 2k in ToS to do so) but yeah, those contracts are worth $130 now.
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Speaking of the *****, BA in talks with the government for a bail out. ******* scumbags should rot.
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A recruiter for a large fund emailed me today to discuss a role
Would've never thought firms are still recruiting given terrible markets
Would've never thought firms are still recruiting given terrible markets
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There’s opportunity in every time period. However I don’t foresee this recession being too long like many people. This will be an ordinary recession like 92 or 02, not the **** we had in 08. But then again who knows.
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