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In reply to the discussion: S&P 500 slumps into bear market, Dow dives 875 points as 2022 losses accelerate [View all]former9thward
(33,424 posts)6. Most people who work have a retirement account with investments.
So yes, the market is a concern to most people. You seem to be suggesting gas prices are meaningless because of inflation. Yeah that is a great talking point. Folks, gas prices are not really so bad, its just the galloping inflation which makes them look bad as well as destroying your take home pay...
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S&P 500 slumps into bear market, Dow dives 875 points as 2022 losses accelerate [View all]
former9thward
Jun 2022
OP
The economy is driving the nation to a fascist regime. Gas prices will be the end of the Union.
dem4decades
Jun 2022
#1
The stock market is the least of anyones concern, except the stock market loving mass media.
Alexander Of Assyria
Jun 2022
#2
Yes, my wife and I are 60 and we both have built up considerable retirement funds
LymphocyteLover
Jun 2022
#29
Yes, thanks. I'm waiting to see if this downturn continues much longer. It's still up relative to
LymphocyteLover
Jun 2022
#38
Suggested gas prices are ...meaningless?...is not what was said...that's someone else's words.
Alexander Of Assyria
Jun 2022
#7
Most people are invested in the stock market to some degree. As we should be.
oldsoftie
Jun 2022
#10
Do you think retirees seeing their accounts decimated are going to vote for the party in power ?
MichMan
Jun 2022
#18
Best to get the capitulation out of the way NOW. It will/should help inflation too
oldsoftie
Jun 2022
#12
The way things are looking, it's feeling more and more like The Shock Doctrine
purr-rat beauty
Jun 2022
#15
Once there are those who are prone to sell on a bear market signal sell, signficantly sell;
empedocles
Jun 2022
#16
There is always that element here that is gleeful whenever the market drops precipitously
MichMan
Jun 2022
#20
It is bad but there's no doubt the administration is doing what they can to mitigate
LymphocyteLover
Jun 2022
#26
The S&P 500 is still above its level on any date before the end of December 2020
muriel_volestrangler
Jun 2022
#23
Stocks have been over-valued for a while and we were due for a correction
LymphocyteLover
Jun 2022
#28
Looks like the Fed gonna jack up interest another 0.75, glad I refinanced last year 2.5%
Shanti Shanti Shanti
Jun 2022
#33
Nice! I got an e-bike this year, before their prices jump and their batteries go up too
Shanti Shanti Shanti
Jun 2022
#36
I'm not a pro when it comes to the stock market, but this is what I believe.
Dysfunctional
Jun 2022
#37