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BumRushDaShow

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7. Two things

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Thu Aug 28, 2025, 07:07 PM

Aug 28

1.) They are "distracting themselves" with the AI bubble.

2.) They are repeating what they did when COVID hit and the consequences blew them away and they had to scramble to recover -

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Why Aren't Markets Freaking Out? [View all] applegrove Aug 28 OP

Because Cook is fighting back Fiendish Thingy Aug 28 #1

He's right. People get wary, but they generally figure they can pull out of the stock market on a moment's notice unblock Aug 28 #2

Markets are primarily driven by big money folks hvn_nbr_2 Aug 28 #3

Because *ha, ha* it's just Trump being Trump! *ha, ha, ha* What a card! tanyev Aug 28 #4

And Wall Street types jumping off ledges..... If only. erronis Aug 28 #5

I generally agree but I think it's a little different this time jgmiller Aug 28 #6

In 2025, it is the "retail investor" who saw the dips as a buying op while the "real big" guys hedged. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Aug 29 #9

Two things BumRushDaShow Aug 28 #7

The markets are controlled by a very small group of oligarchs and corporate conglomerates. Uncle Joe Aug 28 #8

Because the stock market is THE lagging indicator... Volaris Aug 29 #10

If the geniuses on Wall Street edhopper Aug 29 #11