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31. The average Joe is heavily into the markets

Reply to Bradshaw3 (Reply #30)

Fri Jan 10, 2020, 01:59 AM

Jan 2020

whether through 401K or via union pension plans.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Billionaire Jeffrey Gundlach says the 'biggest risk' for markets in 2020 is a Bernie Sanders win [View all] NYMinute Jan 2020 OP

Good. I say go for it. dchill Jan 2020 #1

An endorsement like that could make me change to Bernie rurallib Jan 2020 #2

Bazinga! bluewater Jan 2020 #3

BAM!!!!!!!! JoeOtterbein Jan 2020 #4

Love your response rural Farmer-Rick Jan 2020 #8

The point of the post was that many of us are invested, not only the rich. The effects of a market emmaverybo Jan 2020 #10

This is true but I put as much stock (no real pun intended) in what Mr. Gundlach rurallib Jan 2020 #13

Yes, and yet... The Valley Below Jan 2020 #18

They don't need help from Bernie to tank the Economy, They do that quite well on their own. vsrazdem Jan 2020 #19

If you're invested you should be prepared to lose it because it's happened before (2008) Doremus Jan 2020 #43

Yup! Champion Jack Jan 2020 #15

Seriously!! Let's start taking advice from billionaires... sheeesh!! InAbLuEsTaTe Jan 2020 #29

Beat me to it lame54 Jan 2020 #35

I agree... Mike Nelson Jan 2020 #5

I disagree. The Dems manage the economy better spooky3 Jan 2020 #27

84% of all stocks owned by Americans are owned by the richest 10% Farmer-Rick Jan 2020 #6

The real problem about Sanders is things like this still_one Jan 2020 #7

He has skin in the game so I can only take his word as fear mongering There are other risks involved beastie boy Jan 2020 #9

That is exactly what would happen still_one Jan 2020 #11

Some here are rejoicing that a billionaire is hurting NYMinute Jan 2020 #12

Cutting off their noses to spite their faces LongtimeAZDem Jan 2020 #17

Wow, that's fantastic. Now I know I'm supporting the right candidate Autumn Jan 2020 #14

In reality there is no risk in the markets and there won't be bucolic_frolic Jan 2020 #16

"The Markets" As Exemplified in Wall Street Are Not Actual Wealth. Ron Green Jan 2020 #20

Tell that to someone who has money in 401-K NYMinute Jan 2020 #21

The Collapse is coming. Ron Green Jan 2020 #22

... NYMinute Jan 2020 #25

Well, that's a pithy reply. Ron Green Jan 2020 #39

Sorry. Hyperboles a la Sanders make me laugh. NYMinute Jan 2020 #42

It's troubling to know that Union Pension Funds aren't really doing well... brooklynite Jan 2020 #24

Union pensions are heavily into the markets. nt NYMinute Jan 2020 #28

We know. Cha Jan 2020 #23

Oh no my 409k might go down texasfiddler Jan 2020 #26

This has been a repub talking point for every election I can remember Bradshaw3 Jan 2020 #30

The average Joe is heavily into the markets NYMinute Jan 2020 #31

Totally wrong Bradshaw3 Jan 2020 #32

That is just plutophobia nt NYMinute Jan 2020 #33

No it's a fact and your response says it all Bradshaw3 Jan 2020 #36

What difference does how much stock the rich hold make? NYMinute Jan 2020 #38

Can't admit you are wrong I see Bradshaw3 Jan 2020 #40

The point is that everyone would get hurt if Bernie Sanders is POTUS NYMinute Jan 2020 #41

The markets like stability and currently have great favor with respect to taxes and regulations. TidalWave46 Jan 2020 #34

So the guys who destroyed the economy are worried Sanders will destroy the economy booley Jan 2020 #37