Considering the collapse of a minor hedge fund tanked 5 stocks fully and nearly destroyed a bank, the richest man in the world losing half of his holdings and them being dumped recklessly by the new owner will do more than "nothing".
Keep me updated on your investments
I'm beating the market so far, despite having such dubious positions as $200 in XRP and a short on Citigroup and Google. Even made a large profit on Dogecoin this week. One position left to sell, at 0.61 per unit.
Do you know the difference between a real-life collapse and a selling-off which has no impact on the underlying profitability of companies?
the richest man in the world losing half of his holdings and them being dumped recklessly by the new owner will do more than "nothing".
If you don't know how much is being traded every day, and refuse to find out, then I can't help you. However, I can laugh at your inevitable losses in the stock market, for which you will surely blame the nearest woman.
Even made a large profit on Dogecoin this week. One position left to sell, at 0.61 per unit.
I see. That's no doubt due to your investment genius and not luck so far.
The hedge fund's collapse didn't have any effect on the fundamentals of the companies that were sold off, but it still destroyed the prices. With the right timing, selling off what they have could tank the market.
But most of that activity centers around a few stocks. If those went down, they'd take everything else with them. Could the market survive a tech stock collapse? I don't think so.
Of course it's luck. Doge is a pure joke, worth whatever people believe it is. I just mentioned it because it's the story of the week. I have a real portfolio and it's doing well, while avoiding every company I hate.
With the right timing, selling off what they have could tank the market.
Quite apart from your economic analysis, which is as intelligent as the rest of your analyses, this sort of motiveless malignancy that you attribute to any woman that you see is quite concerning.
Could the market survive a tech stock collapse? I don't think so.
I'm not that optimistic.
I just mentioned it because it's the story of the week. I have a real portfolio and it's doing well, while avoiding every company I hate.
Send me the list and I will give you some information on the ones that you hold stocks in.
Absolutely nothing. Do you have any idea how much the capitalization of all the stuff in the stock market is?
Please keep me updated on any stock investments that you make. They will be good for a laugh, given your understanding of economics.
Considering the collapse of a minor hedge fund tanked 5 stocks fully and nearly destroyed a bank, the richest man in the world losing half of his holdings and them being dumped recklessly by the new owner will do more than "nothing".
I'm beating the market so far, despite having such dubious positions as $200 in XRP and a short on Citigroup and Google. Even made a large profit on Dogecoin this week. One position left to sell, at 0.61 per unit.
Do you know the difference between a real-life collapse and a selling-off which has no impact on the underlying profitability of companies?
If you don't know how much is being traded every day, and refuse to find out, then I can't help you. However, I can laugh at your inevitable losses in the stock market, for which you will surely blame the nearest woman.
I see. That's no doubt due to your investment genius and not luck so far.
The hedge fund's collapse didn't have any effect on the fundamentals of the companies that were sold off, but it still destroyed the prices. With the right timing, selling off what they have could tank the market.
But most of that activity centers around a few stocks. If those went down, they'd take everything else with them. Could the market survive a tech stock collapse? I don't think so.
Of course it's luck. Doge is a pure joke, worth whatever people believe it is. I just mentioned it because it's the story of the week. I have a real portfolio and it's doing well, while avoiding every company I hate.
Quite apart from your economic analysis, which is as intelligent as the rest of your analyses, this sort of motiveless malignancy that you attribute to any woman that you see is quite concerning.
I'm not that optimistic.
Send me the list and I will give you some information on the ones that you hold stocks in.