Relax, hold onto your investments, this crash is "manufactured" and the markets will surge when it's over. You're doing exactly what the MSM wants you to do, panic, sell off or withdraw, and blame Trump.
It absolutely is not gambling, you ignorant terd. Slow and steady sane investments in healthy companies are how you build real wealth. Buy into boring, safe S&P-500 and Dow Jones index funds with a bit of every paycheck and retire comfortably.
Your wealth only disappears when you SELL it. So if you buy 100 shares of stock at $50 each, and then the market dies and you sell at $2, you have just realized a $48 loss per share.
If you HOLD the stock and wait patiently, it could be months or even a couple of years, it should come back to where it was unless it is a dogshit company. Now is the worst time to sell! Don't sell!!! If you have some money, buy some bargains!
“Will he apologize” 😂🤣
Some of us have lost your entire balance a few times over in the last week. And I don’t blame my wonderful President one bit. If you want to be upset at anyone, direct your anger at the media doing everything they can to aggravate the situation for ratings, and a chance to misplace blame on POTUS. That, and the people pulling their money out if fear, only making the problem worse. Sit tight, leave your investments as they are, and patiently wait for the rebound.
My condolences on the stress you’re going through.
Since interest rates have been low for a long time, there have been few places to invest outside of the Stock Market(s) to get a decent return.
This means there have been fewer and fewer things the government can do to and, frankly, the government has a limit - what they can do will eventually run out.
The stock market is reflecting a specific incident, it is a time of uncertainty. It is not a reflection of the underlying economy. The economy is doing great and after this terrible hit because of the shutdown of commerce, it should come back very quickly.
LOL. You're not very good at concern trolling.
Stock Market is a gamble. Gotta think long-term.
And besides that, your pathetic attempt at blaming Trump for the Fake News destruction of the economy doesn't play here. GTFO.
You morons have not figured out yet we can spot shareblue a mile away.I voted for Trump so proudly in 2016
lol Hello Mr Brock!
Relax, hold onto your investments, this crash is "manufactured" and the markets will surge when it's over. You're doing exactly what the MSM wants you to do, panic, sell off or withdraw, and blame Trump.
How does this even have 5 upvotes?
It absolutely is not gambling, you ignorant terd. Slow and steady sane investments in healthy companies are how you build real wealth. Buy into boring, safe S&P-500 and Dow Jones index funds with a bit of every paycheck and retire comfortably.
Both of you stop it. Stop it right now I say. WTF are you guys even doing here in a thread started by some CTR cocksucker?
Both of you go play in the yard.
;)
Your wealth only disappears when you SELL it. So if you buy 100 shares of stock at $50 each, and then the market dies and you sell at $2, you have just realized a $48 loss per share.
If you HOLD the stock and wait patiently, it could be months or even a couple of years, it should come back to where it was unless it is a dogshit company. Now is the worst time to sell! Don't sell!!! If you have some money, buy some bargains!
DON"T SELL!
“Will he apologize” 😂🤣 Some of us have lost your entire balance a few times over in the last week. And I don’t blame my wonderful President one bit. If you want to be upset at anyone, direct your anger at the media doing everything they can to aggravate the situation for ratings, and a chance to misplace blame on POTUS. That, and the people pulling their money out if fear, only making the problem worse. Sit tight, leave your investments as they are, and patiently wait for the rebound.
My condolences on the stress you’re going through.
Since interest rates have been low for a long time, there have been few places to invest outside of the Stock Market(s) to get a decent return.
This means there have been fewer and fewer things the government can do to and, frankly, the government has a limit - what they can do will eventually run out.
The stock market is reflecting a specific incident, it is a time of uncertainty. It is not a reflection of the underlying economy. The economy is doing great and after this terrible hit because of the shutdown of commerce, it should come back very quickly.