Sir, Just To Confirm, Is A Depression Part Of The Plan Too?

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10 thoughts on “Sir, Just To Confirm, Is A Depression Part Of The Plan Too?

  1. Remember when the market went up 10% in one day? Those were good times.

    It’s a good thing Trump is already wearing Depends because today’s drop may cause him to soil himself. “Gee, I slapped tariffs on the world, but removed them because I’m a big brain. Why market down? Must be that no good Biden’s fault.”

  2. Until there is more clarity and a real plan out there, you will get a ton of volatility and little direction. Unless of course we get a real recession, and not the mild kind. Like -3% growth and unemployment up 2%+. That is what is coming unless we get really lucky.
    And of course, it will be Biden’s fault.

  3. Hopefully our country doesn’t experience an economic depression- however, I doubt that I am the only one currently suffering from mild, personal depression over the sad state of our country. I can deal with the decline in value of my investments- it is everything causing that decline that is so unsettling.

  4. We’re putting our home on the market. I instructed our realtor to show it only to Trump supporters, since they are the only people in this country who believe the economy’s doing great.

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