• LAVA Moderator: Shinji Ikari

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Feel like I should buy some Google and Amazon today and sell it when we have a bear market rally

Crazy volatility. Nasdaq down 5%, up 3%, now it's about even

Probably because people are doing what you're suggesting - buying this dip and causing temporary buoyancy (at least that's my guess).
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It's all relatively meaningless to me - my stock holdings are in retirement funds that I'm 25 years away from even considering cashing out - most of it's in index funds without any reliance on individual stocks.

That said, I do think the system is fucked up and also hate that we're governed by elites who are completely out of touch with consensus reality experienced by you and I.

Here's a share link to a recent article discussing this in The Atlantic: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/a...opy-link&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=share

So at least it's getting some acknowledgement even if they will continue to let us eat cake with their bread and circuses
 
It's all relatively meaningless to me - my stock holdings are in retirement funds that I'm 25 years away from even considering cashing out - most of it's in index funds without any reliance on individual stocks.
I'd be willing to bet that by the time we get to retirement in 25-30 years, the system won't even be in place anymore. There's just no way that's happening.
 
Long term investment is the best. There will always be growth. Even at small inclines.

I always invest long term funds mutual and interest gains towards retirement savings most of the time.

Gold Silver & Asssets hell yes.

Bye. have a nice day. No puns... 🌻
 
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^duely noted. I don't know shite but I worry there is kinda nothing backing the US dollar (?) I have watched this thread long enough to tip my hat thank you and head in a new direction ( I know we aren't on a gold standard, I do not understand the standard we are on really; "Crypto reserve" sounds crazy af (but again I don't understand alot here other than things are looking bad in general).
 
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Yes. We are no longer on a gold standard since 71.
Nixon right?

Yea that is when I lost grasp of the market roughly. *meaning I haven't understood it in my lifetime --- but I can understand the gold standard. (Some confirmation bias going on here forsure). --- Id a took the 3.85% in a day though damn. I assume that has something to do with the nasdaq boom; obviously rather have 9 ---*edit* did a google to not be ignorant af and I DO NOT TRUST the 2 things they list as backing the dollar. (Excuse me being a rube, would crypto not be in direct contradiction to backing the US dollar *ehem* therefor (?) have a negative coorelation to the US dollar. (dollar down = crypto up? that was for me not you guys I should save the 5 dollar words)

(also ions gave the thumbs up while I was editing -- how much of this is thumbs up to him I do not know -- just for clarity) noones losin money based on my lack of understanding lol.
 
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