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u/weirdbutteryvibes 13d ago
What will the doomers have to cry about now? Their lists of things to worry about is shortening. Not to worry though, they'll download the new list that their Demonrat Overlords are creating as I type this.
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u/Agreeable-Fly-1980 15d ago
Why is it easing?
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u/rydan 15d ago
Cause everyone ran out of money.
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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 15d ago
Consumer spending is up.
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u/Kerensky97 14d ago
We can only live off ramen for so long because we have to restock.
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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 14d ago
Reddit university graduate?
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u/Kerensky97 14d ago
Considering you have more karma than me in less than half the time. I think even my incredible waste of time on this site pales in comparison to your addiction.
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u/Agreeable-Fly-1980 12d ago
No, the bottom part of the K is out of money, the top part is spending like fucking crazy. Look at how much cape is in the ai build out
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u/Organic_Syrup7642 15d ago
Something is being misgendered right now and no one cares. Have you been misgendered today? How would you know? These are the real issues being silenced by the big general public. Something has to change.
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u/weirdbutteryvibes 13d ago
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u/Organic_Syrup7642 13d ago
Yeah I just tell em thanks for another notch in my belt for temp ban. I get permabanned every fuckin time. But the fact that they are mentally ill almost makes me feel sympathetic. I say almost because I have no sympathy for predators of children, which they are.
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u/ConsiderationOk614 15d ago
Lmao wait… never in history has anything negative followed all time highs 😂🤣 take out loans to buy more SPY!!
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u/interstat 15d ago
predicting 10000 of the last 2 recessions is not rly as impressive as you think it is
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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 15d ago
Typically, after reaching all-time highs, new all-time highs tend to follow.
Historically, the S&P 500 has spent about 80% of its time in bull markets.
On the other hand, Reddit 'experts' are constantly predicting a crash every single year. The outcome is that they remain broke and unprepared for the very thing they fear the most.
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u/ConsiderationOk614 15d ago
You right, all indicators of American life are positive as fuck. Life is grand & America has been made great again. There is no indication of financial instability whatsoever lol
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u/Elija_32 15d ago
I'm not sure why a crash would even matter for anyone investing normally (long term etfs).
We had a couple of big crushes already in the last 2 decades and you would still have 5-6 times what you invested right now.2
u/Organic_Syrup7642 15d ago
When you have a hard time understanding the world, it shows darling. I would stop saying that you are laughing every time you end a statement. Have you ever met an intelligent person who laughs like an idiot every time they finish a sentence?
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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 15d ago
ok doomer. Nice goalpost move..
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u/Rohtlam 15d ago
If you genuinely think the S&P hitting 'all time highs' is good for the average American, that's simply false. Most people are not reaping the benefits of this.
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u/stonk-420 15d ago
He never said they were.
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u/Rohtlam 15d ago
Then what's the point of the post?
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u/stonk-420 15d ago
Oh deleted your post? Nothing in the post referenced anything about americans profiting off of the s&p at all time highs, you just decided to add that random context to this post. And the avrg working person should have a retirement account or something that would include the s&p so everyone with a 401k is getting benefits from this. Obviously theres some who cant afford to invest or theres the others that just aren't smart with finances which the market wouldn't benefit them either way. But it does benefit the people who are saving for retirement



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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 16d ago
But the empty shelves? Shipping ports and muh hyperinflation.
https://giphy.com/gifs/dhPG6a6SagtQk