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your market is going to collapse under orange hitler and usa will be owned by china
Elijah Sanchez
BEAR MARKET CONFIRMED AHHHHHH
Grayson Robinson
>Doubting the bear
Get mauled
Mason Sullivan
You have been calling for a bear market for 8 years now and have never once been right, you're worse than cryptofags, when it comes to getting things right.
Nathaniel Lopez
Since we have 2 threads can the bears stay in one and the bulls have their own?
Oliver Powell
Why is nvidia dropping?
David Sanders
simultaneously buying and shorting the s&p 500 to ensure 0% returns minus fees
Carson Hughes
If US markets crash then the chink's real estate bubble also crashes and their whole economy implodes
Ethan Watson
bears know no bounds
Asher Miller
>DOW up almost 500 points
will you faggots shut up?
Connor Gomez
reminder to do your patriotic duty and loan the US your money at a low rate. last chance.
Austin Perez
Accidentally slept through some nice gains today.
David King
Yeah people always forget about the literal ghost citys in China.
Thomas Rogers
Saved lol
Grayson Perry
IT'S GOING DOWN AHHHH
Nathaniel Price
BEARS BEARS BEARS
DOWN DOW DOWN DOWN DOW DOWN
Luke Reed
>tfw quietly watching a stock and waiting for the prime moment to buy in
Soon.
Brayden Cox
Overvalued, needs a correction. Still a solid long term hold though.
Wyatt White
front SP500 2700 by settlement today.
Elijah Jenkins
Look at this faggot.
Brody Moore
Huwhite people are long stocks.
Austin Williams
Here is your (you)
Isaiah Richardson
no
Luis Diaz
Some early spasticity happened but everything has settled in to flat patterns now, all around same price as Friday's close. That's fine with me.
Liam Martin
Okay, so I am a brainlet when it comes to trading. I understand the vast majority of trading these days is done by algorithms.
Are there any conditions that would cause most or all of the algorithms to start selling off all at once? And I understand that there are breaks to prevent this on a massive scale, but are there theoretical scenarios that wouldn't trip the breaks?
Connor Adams
NO THIS CANT BE HAPPENING
MY MONEY IS STILL TRANSFERRING TO MY BROKER
DONT GO UP YET
Andrew Smith
wow, looks like Bears were wrong again. What a shocker
Nolan Diaz
So we're at "return to normal". Oh boy.
Christian Thompson
When user when? I only buy ETFs at the moment but still want to get them cheap
Nathan Murphy
Why the fuck is Nvidia going down?
Bentley Taylor
They're always wrong. Bears are born losers.
Logan Carter
If the market falls a lot in a day, you can count on the fact that it was because some ... entities ... saw stocks go down, got nervous, and decided to sell. Were the entities computers, or humans? Well in some crude sense they were 100 percent computers: If you want to sell a stock, you pretty much go to a computer and push a sell button, or maybe you call your broker and she pushes the sell button. A computer intermediates pretty much every trade. But that is a silly way to think about it, and the opposite is also true: Even if you use a computer algorithm to make the selling decision, instead of just to execute a decision that you made, deep down the computer is only systematizing human behavior. Systematizing the behavior might make it more extreme, or it might make it more rational and disciplined, but it probably won't change the basic behavior much. If you program a computer to sell things when they go down, it is because you want to sell things when they go down. If you didn't have the computer, you'd be selling things when they went down anyway. Why blame the tool?
That is basically what happened last week when the DOW broke its all time record for intraday decline.
James Wilson
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Gabriel Mitchell
The week has only begun
Julian Smith
Smug anime posting saved the bull
Camden Young
Where's big five negro at?
Those mid teens get further and further away each week :^)
Joseph Kelly
meant for
William Lopez
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Hudson Reyes
If the S&P loses 20%, SEC pulls the plug on trading for the day.
Bentley Edwards
vast majority of Veeky Forums posting is done by algorithms also this is the front line of psych ops
this post was done by an algo
Jaxson Parker
Yeah we're officially past the first sell off and have almost finished exiting the bear trap. Next movements going completely vertical. Dow Jones 33k by mid terms.
Caleb Torres
Should have bough ATVI instead of KO, thats a nice stable rebound...
Eli Ramirez
>or maybe you call your broker and she pushes the sell button >she
Who in their right mind would trust a female stock broker or financial adviser?
Noah Powell
Probably a Femanon.
Thomas Martin
Now that would be telling, wouldn't it? I will say that it could be useful to keep an eye on Convergys Corp.
They're putting quite a bit of emphasis on their Apple program at the minute. Think long term.
Ayden Gomez
KO is up like 80 cents today and is still on sale. Always promote child obesity. Becomes a self perpetuating market.
Carter Garcia
reminder that virgin soyboys are better hedge fund managers than alpha chads
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