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Stocks are down like 50% from their peak and this is NOT a flash crash like all the rest.

Stocks are down like 50% from their peak and this is NOT a flash crash like all the rest.

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[–] • 9 pts

Yep. That was (((their))) plan.

  • a fake pandemic to create fear and division

  • rigged elections and open borders to usher in a globalist NWO

  • proxy wars

  • fuel shortages and an economic crash to usher in communism via a "green new deal"

  • anarchy

[–] • 3 pts

Financially, we're screwed. In the past, in times of high inflation, we could put our money into things that paid out a slightly higher interest rate. Today, you can't get an interest rate higher than inflation. The obvious refuge is the stock market, but the market is falling like a rock. The only options are awkward as hell -- buy gold or land. But who wants a trunk full of gold coins or a piece of farmland in some useless corner of the world? Plus, you lose money going in, and you lose money coming out, when you buy gold or land. The whole game is rigged to rob us of our savings.

[–] • 3 pts

In the defense of buying land and farming

-One less acre for Monsanto to poison -Dont need to sign up for the Mark of the Beast if you have your own food and well

[–] • 3 pts

Ammo it is then.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Time to invest in make you own ammo kits. Amazing investment opportunity.

[–] • 0 pt

Why do so many rich people have their money in the stock market then? Are you suggesting the people in charge are reducing their net worths on purpose?

[–] • 0 pt

"You will own nothing" - Klaus Schwab WEF

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

The pandemic was to divert focus, delay, and a power grab.

The open borders is to destabilize a system and kill off indigenous people.

The proxy wars a money grab to fuel the system.

The fuel shortages are a way to force a crisis that only "goverment" can fix. Typical communist playbook.

They don't want anarchy because then they have nothing. They want constant strife which can seem like anarchy but people still have rules they follow and government has some faith in it left.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

Anarchy is coming in the form of civil war. We need a legitimate government not run by perverts, illegals, globalists and communists. The libtard femocracy that has destroyed the country in only a few decades needs to be ended immediately.

[–] • 1 pt

To be fair, it's (((their))) market.

[–] • 5 pts

My portfolio say "yes." But then, I wasn't around in 1929.

[–] • 2 pts (edited )

No. Look at SPY. Only about 2 years of gains have been lost. Its still above start of plandemic levels.

It's only down 50% from those unsustainable peak levels that retards bought in on.

It all comes down to whether people believe the Great Reset/depopulation is real or not and if it will be carried out successfully.

[–] • -1 pt (edited )

No. Look at SPY. Only about 2 years of gains have been lost. Its still above start of plandemic levels.

Do you realize that inflation makes those US dollar units the "gains" are measured in worth less?

I'm sorry about your mental retardation. No, far more than 2 years of "gains" have been lost when you adjust the stock market for the inflation across food/gas/real estate (not using their bullshit CPI). The US dollars it is measured in are worth 30%+ less in just 2 years..

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

I'm not sure how you are measuring stock return but generally it is measured against the currency. When inflation goes up the cost of everything goes up in relation to the currency. If the market is crashing would be to imply that everything is crashing.

You should be more concerned about the economic health:

-Are people still employed? Yes. Unemployment is still relatively low. -Are corporations still able to produce affordable goods and services? Yes, people can still afford to buy food and drive to work. -Is innovation continuing to drive down the costs of production? Yes.

-Within the past two years there has been a WFH revolution. I personally spend less on gas and car maintenance then I ever have despite $5.5/gal in San Diego now that I don't have to commute. Not to mention an additional 8 hours of time spent in traffic now being spent on leisure and additional workplace productivity. WFH is a massive societal efficiency unlock which will lead to more productive, happier workers in the long term with lower costs of employment. Companies can hire just about anywhere now which will result in a higher, more efficient quality pool of employees. At my own company our best programmers are from shithole countries like Brazil and Russia. People that would never be utilized to their potential if constrained to the home country.

-The 5G/low orbit internet satellite revolution means that people can go out and buy a home in the middle of nowhere for cheap and still have a high paying job in many industries. This means that service workers in those otherwise poor areas will be able to charge more for their services. Once the rich former Californians roll in I think that resentment will be replaced with $$$.

-Flexible evolution of the gig economy allowing people to craft their own work schedules and work as hard or as little as they like.

Despite a 20% drop in my 401k from the peak I've never felt more satisfied with my current state of living and in general I feel like I have more than I did 2 years ago. Inflation sucks but its the economy that matters.

There are positives to inflation:

-Any long-term debt you hold will be inflated away. I have a half-million dollar 30 year mortgage at 3.375%. Due to my income bracket a big chunk of the interest is tax deductible. If innovation continues companies will be able to keep up with inflation, your pay will rise, and that 30-year mortage will be whittled to nothing

-A higher push to innovate to keep profit margins high.

-Reduced waste. People buy what they need and don't waste their time behaving like consumerist whores.

[–] • 2 pts

No. And stocks aren't leveraged like real estate, so I expect real estate to drop more than stocks. Buy dividend aristocrats and you will be fine.

[–] • 2 pts

We are probably near actual value most of the highs where artificially pumped in my opinion

[–] • 2 pts

It is juuuuusssssssttttttttttt getting started. The very first tiny downward blip on a collapse that will makeBlack Tuesday look like a party.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

My sister told me I was irresponsible for not getting a 401k this whole time. I told her 15 years ago, they would do this. Sorry to say I'm right. My wife's 401k has lost about 60k since 2020

[–] • 0 pt

Your sister is right, and you’re wrong.

[–] • 0 pt

If he went out and got a 401k right now he would be buying the dip.

[–] • 1 pt

If he started it 15 years ago, he’d have at least quadrupled his money by now.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Imagine investing in jews, losing money and then still not realizing it once its already proven

[–] • 0 pt

My imagination isn’t good enough to imagine something that stupid.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

It's going down further. Probably sub 20k dow. They are fighting inflation.

The bull whip affect is now closing with retailers. Many orders from China are being canceled. China is having It's own multiple crisis(real estate, banking, water, food, demographic, jobs) which they will probably get people to ignore by attacking Taiwan.

Retirement plans are being liquidated to fuel guarantees. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/06/bank-of-england-says-pension-funds-were-hours-from-disaster-before-it-intervened.html

With the stock market going down. The 401k and pensions in America will be the same as England. Track Illinois, New Jersey, California, and New York for the initial collapse pensions.

Housing market will dip down big time as margin calls hit many investors.

[–] • 0 pt

Nobody cares about the dow. Only media people talk about it (in absolute numbers) because the numbers are bigger, so they sound scarier to normies who don’t know anything.

[–] • 1 pt

jews are making money with options trading.

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