Is this the week?? (Page 2): I know this was not directed to me for a response, but I think that the handwriting was on the wall; what goes up, must eventually come down. I sold most...

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

I know this was not directed to me for a response, but I think that the handwriting was on the wall; what goes up,
must eventually come down. I sold most of my short goal stocks last week, knowing that the interest rate projected increase would soon hit Wall Street and it seems that I made a wise move. The market is not for the faint of heart, it has to be studied and timed. When a buy off starts, it gains momentum and if you have not done your homework, millions can be lost in a blink of an eye.

Your question about our President having something to do with the sell off is interesting. I think the Numes memo and the uncertainty of what will become of our enforcement agencies had something to do with making younger people more nervous. If you are a history buff, you will see that this is a repeat of 1974, the market turned into a Bear Market and remained so for almost a year. Will President Trump take the credit for the decline, probably not in public as any admission of failure could affect the next elections and bring Democrats out with pitch forks.

permafrost wrote:

Does your buddy trump like todays wall street news??

He took all the credit for the rise, how about the blame for the day??

Do you think he had anything to do with it at all??

Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

permafrost wrote:

Oh, come on sailor, don`t do that.. I hate to see a good swabie use poor judgement..

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The poorest judgement I ever made was in the Philippines in the 1960s when a beautiful young lady said:
I love you long time---she lied to me. But I believe in Trump.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Please give some credit to Americans. I do not think you intended to say if "heard something that made him guilty." I would say if he says something that makes him appear guilty or confesses to some devilish plan to work, quid pro quo ...., his supporters will shift to that of the Vice President. We, Americans, are not fickle, we will stand behind our elected officials until all facts are brought out into the light. Then we will form an opinion and act based on that opinion. Conservatives are just like you, we all have a common goal, and that goal focus on what is perceived to be the best for our nation. We differ, but neither side is completely run by idiots and recruits of satan.

roy wrote:

Yes i hope it is televised,but think about it ,if you heard something that made him guilty you wouldnt believe it,you would holler fake news,liberal trick,any kind of excuse possible. And talk about small minded people,enough said

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Pennylynn wrote:

I know this was not directed to me for a response,... (show quote)

Glad you are clear of your stocks.. This is likely short term bump, but then you can buy it all back if you wish.

The down turn was pretty well predicted. my only point, nasty as it was maybe, is that trump has been crowing that the continued rise of the market was all his doing..

So I wondered what people expect him to say about a down turn. the article, and I, say this is very normal and the future should be good..

think I posted the article on a different thread..

maryla

proud republican wrote:

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I see good times too!! I wonder what log he just crawled out from under?

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Oldsailor65 wrote:

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The poorest judgement I ever made was in the Philippines in the 1960s when a beautiful young lady said:
I love you long time---she lied to me. But I believe in Trump.

Those young ladies all seemed so truthful... But the sun rose so early..

I know you are a trump person.. But we all have a few faults..

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

I believe that I addressed the "what will President Trump do" question. He will avoid questions on Wall Street (if he has a smart advisor, and I do wonder if he does at times). Attention to the market will tie him and all Republicans to the whim of buying and sell offs; that would be very bad for upcoming elections. It would be best for him to redirect focus, perhaps to the Russian plane being shot down over the weekend or even the drought being experienced in the West and any thoughts from him on preparation for the up coming fire season. Even his desire to rebuild our infrastructure, something that is bipartisan. I also think that he needs to back off the issues with the FBI, the pot is stirred and Americans want the facts exposed. If exposing problems with the CIA/FBI or any of the other alphabet security forces we have was the goal then job accomplished, now he needs to sit back and watch what flows out.

permafrost wrote:

Glad you are clear of your stocks.. This is likely short term bump, but then you can buy it all back if you wish.

The down turn was pretty well predicted. my only point, nasty as it was maybe, is that trump has been crowing that the continued rise of the market was all his doing..

So I wondered what people expect him to say about a down turn. the article, and I, say this is very normal and the future should be good..

think I posted the article on a different thread..

Alicia Loc: NYC

proud republican wrote:

You are right,Pennylynn,but if he refuses these small minded people will take it as admission of guilt!!..I think he needs to take this interview with his lawyer by his side and maybe televised so these small minded people cant wrongly accuse him of anything!!!

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Are you actually following this process? If 46 is subpoenaed, he will NOT be allowed to have his lawyers in the room with him. He WILL be able to ask for assistance from them BUT NOT in the procedure room.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

permafrost wrote:

A interesting opinion from Quora... br br Will Tr... (show quote)

I look forward to your explanation this time next week detailing why none of this came to pass. Do you need a reminder or can you handle it on your own? You should probably start working on it now.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Stock market has a hiccup the day after the Rothechilds start selling off some of their holdings, that have been in the family for over a century, near the Black Forest in Germany. I think Q has nailed it again.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Larry the Legend wrote:

I look forward to your explanation this time next week detailing why none of this came to pass. Do you need a reminder or can you handle it on your own? You should probably start working on it now.

I think you should remind me. Next week we could easily have more pressing issues to fight about..

teabag09

I fell for that line in Manillia and again in Olongapo too. Oh well, can't win them all. Mike

Oldsailor65 wrote:

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The poorest judgement I ever made was in the Philippines in the 1960s when a beautiful young lady said:
I love you long time---she lied to me. But I believe in Trump.

Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

teabag09 wrote:

I fell for that line in Manillia and again in Olongapo too. Oh well, can't win them all. Mike

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I would probably fall for it easier now.
I miss the "lumpia" in PI, their egg rolls.

teabag09

I really enjoyed the food also. I had just turned 18 in Panama a couple of weeks earlier where a peso was $1.00. Got to PI, had missed my ship which made me illegal and subject to jail. The guy I was with father was a WO 4 in Subic Bay. We hi-tailed it from the docks to a hotel. I had $20.00 and paid the cab fare which was 18 pesos. The cabbie started to hand me back a bunch of pesos and I stopped him, taking two pesos back. The guy was all over me thanking me. It was only later that I found out that a peso in PI was $.25. Ended up hiding out in PI for 5 weeks. Man it's fantastic to survive being young and ignorant. Have an even more harrying story about Okinawa. Mike

Oldsailor65 wrote:

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I would probably fall for it easier now.
I miss the "lumpia" in PI, their egg rolls.

Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

teabag09 wrote:

I really enjoyed the food also. I had just turned ... (show quote)

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I still like San Miguel beer but it's hard to find in Denver. I liked Okinawa but it was expensive.
Remember the outside troughs in the middle of the streets to pee in?