Yes. They seemed to have learned a lot over the last 100 years. Lots of ifs

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May 26, 2020
2:01:07pm

Acorn All-American

of what the long term effects of that is. $3 trillion blows my mind. They didn't have digital money back then...

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Acorn

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After the Stock Market Crash in October 1929, the Market increased by almost 50%

Acorn

5/26/20 1:15pm

The point is NO ONE KNOWS. But running around scaring people by saying, with

SandYFan

5/26/20 1:24pm

Of course no one knows what will happen in the short term. Anything could happen

grosven

5/26/20 1:42pm

Rational isn't picking individual names unless it's for a small %

memento

5/26/20 1:49pm

We are all going to die. I know that for sure. This thing is emotional

Acorn

5/26/20 1:46pm

Agreed, but with unemployment rates of 25+%, government stimulus plans, and...

CougaReb

5/26/20 1:47pm

You said it better than I did. Enjoy hearing what other people think.

Acorn

5/26/20 1:56pm

Lots of people valuing stocks on survival metrics

Dr T-bone

5/26/20 1:40pm

The difference is this time we have a federal reserve pumping Trillions into the

Gente_Boa

5/26/20 1:48pm

Yes. They seemed to have learned a lot over the last 100 years. Lots of ifs

Acorn

5/26/20 2:01pm

One thing to learn from this dead cat bounce, never bet against the Fed

JONBOY

5/26/20 1:49pm

I fear it will drop as did '29. Stock price in this situation, isn't driven by

CoogsWin

5/26/20 1:56pm

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trjohnson007

5/27/20 9:28am

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