sycasey said:Just watch the long-term trend.MinotStateBeav said:Funny, One bad day meant the country was collapsing....sycasey said:concordtom said:sycasey said:Seems like they got their marching orders. Anyway, the dates here should show you why you shouldn't get too excited right now:Eastern Oregon Bear said:35 posts in the last 3 hours after none yesterday. Sure is a lot of irrational exuberance for an economy that's still down 6 trillion dollars in market cap.bear2034 said:DiabloWags said:
NEARLY $5 TRILLION DOLLARS GONE FROM THE S&PBREAKING: 🇺🇸 $5.5 trillion added to the US stock market today. pic.twitter.com/OcE3uCUb53
— Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 9, 2025
I'm sure we'll go back and forth in the days ahead so there's no need to use ALL CAPS!today's close of 9.52% in the S&P matches the 8th best day in history: pic.twitter.com/Wh1HDztLsr
— j.d. durkin (@jd_durkin) April 9, 2025
Weren't those first four dates were false highs.
Precisely. One good day doesn't mean s***.
More idiocy from North Dakota.
$12 Trillion in wealth gets trashed in the S&P since Feb. 19th and he thinks it's just "one bad day"
The fourth worst back to back days since WW-2 and it's just "one bad day" right?
That must have been why Trump folded like a cheap suit after "one bad day" right?
Cause the bond market got a "bit yippy" right?
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