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In reply to the discussion: DOW crashing, down over 300 points [View all]elleng
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Exactly. It's a pet peeve of mine when the media talk only about one day changes. In the context
spooky3
May 2019
#29
I think today's movement due to Trump TAX on Mexican imports: food, auto parts, consumer goods. . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
May 2019
#27
That's because the parts of the market that are stable, are that way because Obama MADE them that wa
Volaris
May 2019
#47
Tariffs, trade wars, loss of markets for ag products, crashing of ag prices, loss of good jobs, ...
Botany
May 2019
#6
Everytime the market drops by a couple of hundred points,someone says its crashing
onenote
May 2019
#18
Check out 2018. The losses in the fall more than wiped out the gains from the rest of the year.
spooky3
May 2019
#35
It IS a crash when taken together with all of the other drops in May. This is why
spooky3
May 2019
#34
By that standard, the market "crashed" several times during the last two years of Obama's presidency
onenote
May 2019
#40
It's certainly longer than one day, in any case, which is what the media usually focuses on.
spooky3
May 2019
#46
Not everyone agrees with that standard. But even using that, we are getting close and trending down.
spooky3
May 2019
#36
By traditional standards, on average investors should see gains of about 8% per year.
spooky3
May 2019
#60
Hardly crashing, but it is teasing the bears, being near 10% down from highs; defn of bear market.nt
Bernardo de La Paz
May 2019
#26
That's my suspicion, too. Manipulation by tweet. Someone's making lots of loot off it.
Vinca
May 2019
#49
With all due respect, "crashing" is hyperbolic nonsense. A 1% drop is not "crashing."
MadDAsHell
Jun 2019
#61