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2018-12-23 at 6:28 AM UTC
Originally posted by -mal- Hm. So should we be panicking?
this system based on unlimited growth is unsustainable and will end eventually - pressure is building on a lot of fronts. I don't know if this is just a 'regular' crash or if it'll lead to actual systemic change.
I don't claim to be an economist or anything, but most of the predictions I've read indicate that it'll be at least as bad as the 2008 crash, especially in places that were 'insulated' last time. -
2018-12-23 at 7:01 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra I don't claim to be an economist or anything, but most of the predictions I've read indicate that it'll be at least as bad as the 2008 crash, especially in places that were 'insulated' last time.
tbh there was no crash in 2008, just an illusion of crash.
what really happened was a major shift of wealth and purchasing/dictating power from the old hand to a new one.
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2018-12-23 at 2:52 PM UTC
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2018-12-23 at 3:22 PM UTCOrange man good
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2018-12-23 at 8:43 PM UTCVolatile as fuck.
but were we really down at 8500 back in 2008 with a high of only 13k?
that was thanks to 9/11
where shit dropped from 12k to 7k in a week. that was pure madness.
500 points today isn't as bad as the 1980s when Black Monday (or was it tuesday) it dropped 500 points which in todays average would be like 3000. they forced the stock market to close early that day hoping people would calm the next day. I think the next day it dropped 600 points and they stopped it again.
Maybe they need to stop the Stock market and see if it cools things off. LOL -
2018-12-23 at 9:59 PM UTC
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2018-12-23 at 10:22 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny was there any *ACTUAL* money that was lost ?
Well yes. the value of stocks had dropped 10 percent since the beginning of the year (they say). this is of the top 500 DOW tickers on average (between them.. some lost more than 10 percent and some very little.. but average between the 500)
it also affected the others. But this is speculative monies. they have to sell the stocks to see how much they really lost and the stocks face values vary from the real thing. -
2018-12-23 at 10:29 PM UTC
Originally posted by totse3.com Well yes. the value of stocks had dropped 10 percent since the beginning of the year (they say). this is of the top 500 DOW tickers on average (between them.. some lost more than 10 percent and some very little.. but average between the 500)
it also affected the others. But this is speculative monies. they have to sell the stocks to see how much they really lost and the stocks face values vary from the real thing.
stock value =/= actual money. -
2018-12-24 at 3:38 AM UTC
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2018-12-24 at 3:44 AM UTC
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2018-12-24 at 4:06 AM UTC
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2018-12-24 at 4:14 AM UTC
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING III: The Quest for 911 Truth
actually diversity is strength if your looking it from the military perspective.
its thanks to diversity american military was able to easily decode german and japanese messages and it was also thanks to navajo that the japanese, or german was unable to decode americans war messages. -
2018-12-24 at 4:16 AM UTC
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2018-12-24 at 4:33 AM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny actually diversity is strength if your looking it from the military perspective.
its thanks to diversity american military was able to easily decode german and japanese messages and it was also thanks to navajo that the japanese, or german was unable to decode americans war messages.
Did fighting Japan make America better off? How many Navajo could build a radio? How many could do a frequency analysis?
Spoiler: the answers to the above are no, zero and zero.
The US Military never decoded German messages, and the Navajo were not involved in decoding anything at all, no matter what some jedi film taught you. The Navajo are typical 80 IQ Native American savages.
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny a lot less than a whale.
True, but humans probably have more neurons than whales. -
2018-12-24 at 4:51 AM UTC
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING III: The Quest for 911 Truth Did fighting Japan make America better off? How many Navajo could build a radio? How many could do a frequency analysis?
Spoiler: the answers to the above are no, zero and zero.
actually yes, very much.
fighting the japanese had allowed america an opportunity to legitimately test their first, and then a second atomic bomb, which permanently shifted the paradim of power and sealed their supremacy in the world for many decades.
also by retarding the japanese progress by a decade plus, america had gained a comfortable headstart for its industries and economy over japan, which had allowed a period of prosperity for the boomer generation.The US Military never decoded German messages, and the Navajo were not involved in decoding anything at all, no matter what some jedi film taught you. The Navajo are typical 80 IQ Native American savages.
irrelevant. those indians were just as useful as machines, this isnt about them or their IQ, its about the obscurity of their language. -
2018-12-24 at 6 PM UTCDow dives 639 points to below 21,000 in worst Christmas Eve trading day ever
Markets responded to turmoil in Washington. Multiple reports said President Donald Trump is discussing how to remove Jerome Powell from his position as chairman of the Federal Reserve. That discussion, as well as the recent market volatility, spurred Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to call the leaders of the six largest U.S. banks over the weekend. Additionally, Defense Secretary James Mattis announced he would step down at the end of February, saying his views do not align with the president’s.
Trump resumed his attack on the Fed on Monday, tweeting that the central bank is “the only problem” with the U.S. economy.
“They don’t have a feel for the Market,” Trump said in the tweet.
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2018-12-24 at 10:21 PM UTCWell.. can't fap to that bad news.
Thanks for the limpy. -
2018-12-24 at 10:22 PM UTCi don't even like trump but op is a faggot and should kill himself
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2018-12-24 at 10:24 PM UTC
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2018-12-25 at 3:10 AM UTC