The official DOGE TRACKER is here!

[JMM]

 

[JMM]

 

[BLITZ]

I saw a bumper sticker on 2 tesla today and yesterday. " I bought the car before realizing he was crazy"

 

[Steeltime]

The same people bitching about cutting spending will be the same ones asking why nothing was done when it all comes crashing down. And it is going to if we don't reverse course in a big hurry. It's just a matter of when.

I hope I never reach a point where my hatred of one person and everything that person says and does completely overrides any semblance of common sense and my own self-preservation. How miserable do you have to be?

This miserable:

She covered up her "I Hate Salads" placard.

 

[Sarge]

To hell with them. I'm tired of them throwing tantrums that cost other people money every time someone says or does something they don't like. The nation would be far better off if they'd just keep their promises and move to Canada, Europe or wherever.

 

[JMM]

Bought me some Tesla stock today.

 

[ZonaBurgh]

Bought me some Tesla stock today.

It does appear to be a buyers' market. Only losers sell on the downside.

 

[Steelr4evr]

https://www.instagram.com/share/p/BAU62s8mEb

 

[Aussie_Steeler]

It does appear to be a buyers' market. Only losers sell on the downside.

Not always. From 1929 to 1932 the Dow Jones slid by more than 80%, and took until 1959 to recover to it's pre-depression levels. The Japanese market declined from 1990 to 2003, and took until last year to get back to 1990 levels. The losers in those cases were those who continued to hold, rather than sell early on the downside. At this stage we don't know if the losers in the current downturn will be those who sell on the downside, or those who hold on.

 

[BLITZ]

Not always. From 1929 to 1932 the Dow Jones slid by more than 80%, and took until 1959 to recover to it's pre-depression levels. The Japanese market declined from 1990 to 2003, and took until last year to get back to 1990 levels. The losers in those cases were those who continued to hold, rather than sell early on the downside. At this stage we don't know if the losers in the current downturn will be those who sell on the downside, or those who hold on.

I am holding and buying

 

[ZonaBurgh]

Not always. From 1929 to 1932 the Dow Jones slid by more than 80%, and took until 1959 to recover to it's pre-depression levels. The Japanese market declined from 1990 to 2003, and took until last year to get back to 1990 levels. The losers in those cases were those who continued to hold, rather than sell early on the downside. At this stage we don't know if the losers in the current downturn will be those who sell on the downside, or those who hold on.

There are always exceptions, and I don't believe that will be the case here. The Dow is currently on a 827-point bounce back.

That was short lived.