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Bod[_3_] February 28th 20 08:11 AM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
Fear the coronavirus is turning into a pandemic sparked another major
stampede out of stocks, prompting the worst point-drop for the Dow in
history as stocks crumbled 4 percent.

https://uk.reuters.com/video/watch/d...han=dot8e4ga--

Bod

devnull[_5_] February 28th 20 11:02 AM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
On 2/28/20 3:11 AM, Bod wrote:
Fear the coronavirus is turning into a pandemic sparked another major stampede out of stocks, prompting the worst point-drop for the Dow in history as stocks crumbled 4 percent.

https://uk.reuters.com/video/watch/d...han=dot8e4ga--
Bod



The market goes up and down like a mattress in a honeymoon suite.Â* Is it "buy the dip" time yet?


[email protected] February 28th 20 12:07 PM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
On Fri, 28 Feb 2020 06:02:57 -0500, devnull wrote:

On 2/28/20 3:11 AM, Bod wrote:
Fear the coronavirus is turning into a pandemic sparked another major stampede out of stocks, prompting the worst point-drop for the Dow in history as stocks crumbled 4 percent.

https://uk.reuters.com/video/watch/d...han=dot8e4ga--
Bod



The market goes up and down like a mattress in a honeymoon suite.Â* Is it "buy the dip" time yet?


You certainly should have your finger on the trigger. I am thinking
April or late March but it really depends on the depth of the
hysteria.

Frank[_24_] February 28th 20 02:05 PM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
On 2/28/2020 6:02 AM, devnull wrote:
On 2/28/20 3:11 AM, Bod wrote:
Fear the coronavirus is turning into a pandemic sparked another major
stampede out of stocks, prompting the worst point-drop for the Dow in
history as stocks crumbled 4 percent.

https://uk.reuters.com/video/watch/d...han=dot8e4ga--

Bod



The market goes up and down like a mattress in a honeymoon suite.Â* Is it
"buy the dip" time yet?

I like to look at long term curves:

https://www.macrotrends.net/1358/dow...-last-10-years

People have short memories.

Grumpy Old White Guy[_3_] February 28th 20 02:33 PM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
On 2/28/2020 9:05 AM, Frank wrote:
On 2/28/2020 6:02 AM, devnull wrote:
On 2/28/20 3:11 AM, Bod wrote:
Fear the coronavirus is turning into a pandemic sparked another major stampede out of stocks, prompting the worst point-drop for the Dow in history as stocks crumbled 4 percent.

https://uk.reuters.com/video/watch/d...han=dot8e4ga--
Bod



The market goes up and down like a mattress in a honeymoon suite.Â* Is it "buy the dip" time yet?

I like to look at long term curves:

https://www.macrotrends.net/1358/dow...-last-10-years

People have short memories.



Yah, "buy and hold forever" works too...or maybe I should say "buy and hold until RMD" then give to government for them to waste.


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Get off my lawn!


Ralph Mowery February 28th 20 03:12 PM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
In article , grumpy@old-white-
guy.network says...
like to look at long term curves:

https://www.macrotrends.net/1358/dow...-last-10-years

People have short memories.



Yah, "buy and hold forever" works too...or maybe I should say "buy and hold until RMD" then give to government for them to waste.




I like what I heard about the stock market a while back. Think of your
investment similar to your house. If someone comes by and tells you he
will give $ 100,000 one day and you are not wanting to sell, so you turn
him down. The next week he offers you $ 90,000. You still do not want
to sell as you are looking to stay there for many years, does that
actually men you have lost $ 10,000 ? The a month later you are offered
$ 110,000. You have gained nothing. You only loose or gain if you sell
or buy (maybe a little on dividens). I may or may not loose some
because of the RMD, but still have many months for the market to
recover. Near the end of last year I sold off enough to meet the RMD so
not going to loose much on that this time around.

As I told the person at Chase that looks after my IRA that I have enough
SS and pension that I don't really care what the stock market does in
the short time. All it means is that I may eat beans and potatoes for a
while instead of steak. This past year I spent a lot on the house like
having it painted because I had the money. That could have been put off
if the market was down.

Frank[_24_] February 28th 20 05:03 PM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
On 2/28/2020 10:12 AM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
In article , grumpy@old-white-
guy.network says...
like to look at long term curves:

https://www.macrotrends.net/1358/dow...-last-10-years

People have short memories.



Yah, "buy and hold forever" works too...or maybe I should say "buy and hold until RMD" then give to government for them to waste.




I like what I heard about the stock market a while back. Think of your
investment similar to your house. If someone comes by and tells you he
will give $ 100,000 one day and you are not wanting to sell, so you turn
him down. The next week he offers you $ 90,000. You still do not want
to sell as you are looking to stay there for many years, does that
actually men you have lost $ 10,000 ? The a month later you are offered
$ 110,000. You have gained nothing. You only loose or gain if you sell
or buy (maybe a little on dividens). I may or may not loose some
because of the RMD, but still have many months for the market to
recover. Near the end of last year I sold off enough to meet the RMD so
not going to loose much on that this time around.

As I told the person at Chase that looks after my IRA that I have enough
SS and pension that I don't really care what the stock market does in
the short time. All it means is that I may eat beans and potatoes for a
while instead of steak. This past year I spent a lot on the house like
having it painted because I had the money. That could have been put off
if the market was down.


I'm in the same boat but made a big mistake over a year ago in not
divesting stock with former employer in my 401k. Fortunately 80% of my
401k is in a stable value fund. My RMD gets dumped into CD's - low
interest but no risk.

rbowman February 29th 20 02:50 AM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
On 02/28/2020 08:12 AM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
I like what I heard about the stock market a while back. Think of your
investment similar to your house. If someone comes by and tells you he
will give $ 100,000 one day and you are not wanting to sell, so you turn
him down. The next week he offers you $ 90,000. You still do not want
to sell as you are looking to stay there for many years, does that
actually men you have lost $ 10,000 ? The a month later you are offered
$ 110,000. You have gained nothing. You only loose or gain if you sell
or buy (maybe a little on dividens). I may or may not loose some
because of the RMD, but still have many months for the market to
recover. Near the end of last year I sold off enough to meet the RMD so
not going to loose much on that this time around.



Houses are tangible. When I read

“Global markets were down $1.83 trillion today, with the U.S. down $1.33
trillion,“ S&P Dow Jones’ Howard Silverblatt said in an email. He added
that over the past six days, global markets erased $6 trillion in wealth
with U.S. markets losing $4 trillion."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mark...is/ar-BB10urv7

I have to think that 6 trillion was composed of unicorn farts. I'm
pretty sure 6 trillion dollars worth of tangible goods didn't evaporate
last week.



Peeler[_4_] February 29th 20 08:45 AM

lowbrowman, Birdbrain's eternal senile whore!
 
On Fri, 28 Feb 2020 19:50:33 -0700, lowbrowman, the endlessly driveling,
troll-feeding, senile idiot, blabbered again:


I have to think that 6 trillion was composed of unicorn farts. I'm
pretty sure 6 trillion dollars worth of tangible goods didn't evaporate
last week.


Oh, man! All that senile drivel that has taken over Usenet over the last
years! LOL

trader_4 February 29th 20 03:57 PM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
On Friday, February 28, 2020 at 3:11:06 AM UTC-5, Bod wrote:
Fear the coronavirus is turning into a pandemic sparked another major
stampede out of stocks, prompting the worst point-drop for the Dow in
history as stocks crumbled 4 percent.

https://uk.reuters.com/video/watch/d...han=dot8e4ga--

Bod


No, it was the Democrat debate Tuesday night that caused it. Dear Leader
said so.


Bod[_3_] February 29th 20 04:08 PM

Dow nosedives 1,190 points into correction territory
 
On 29/02/2020 15:57, trader_4 wrote:
On Friday, February 28, 2020 at 3:11:06 AM UTC-5, Bod wrote:
Fear the coronavirus is turning into a pandemic sparked another major
stampede out of stocks, prompting the worst point-drop for the Dow in
history as stocks crumbled 4 percent.

https://uk.reuters.com/video/watch/d...han=dot8e4ga--

Bod


No, it was the Democrat debate Tuesday night that caused it. Dear Leader
said so.

Oh, my mistake, I wasn't listening to the TTNC (Trump Truth News

Channel).

--
Bod


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