The Stock Market Thread

I don’t see it slowing down anytime soon.

A roofer I know is 20 something houses behind and they’re still building like crazy.

The one main issue right now is actually finding enough people to work because there’s a shortage on labor

 

Ah. So when will you start roofing?

 

I guess when I’m fired.

 

Trump's back & tweeting. Market drops like a rock again.

 

Just set up my 401(k) at work. Finally eligible.

100% into Cambodian real estate gambling baby!!!!!

 

Ok. I quit this stock market stuff.

Dr. Jeckyl & Mr. Hyde are models of stability compared to this.

 

It’s a roller coaster. That is what has folks nervous.

 

Sears on life support, and plug about to be pulled.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/27/sears-may-need-to-liquidate-if-no-bid-comes-in-by-tomorrow.html

 

And JC Penny's is trading at under a buck now.

Big department stores are going the way of the dodo. Walmart will survive because they are Walmart. KMart, Macy's, JC Penny's, Profits, Sears, etc, all gone and dead or dying.

 

Sears never adapted and became a dinosaur.

It was a shame what they let the craftsman brand become too.

 

The death of Sears is ironic, as they made their hay doing what Amazon does now.

 

Yes and yes.

 

People just don't go to the mall like they once did. Too many stores that offer cheaper trendy clothes for women and well, men never did really shop anyway.

 

Walmart is also offering 2 day shipping, without being a member, and I get my groceries delivered to the house for about 8 coconuts. I'd pay at least 20 coconuts not to have to stand in line 25 minutes at the 2 registers Walmart has open at any given time.

 

Victoria Secret delivered some of my wife's Christmas gifts to the house in 3 days, Macy's did too. I hate leaving my house most of the time

 

Too many stupid people out there to deal with.

 

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/13/reg...-investment-leeway.html?__source=twitter|main

Let's go boys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

rule did absolutely nothing positive. AIG, fannie, freddie, goldman, lehman, all not banks and not covered under the rule anyway.

 

Meh, the more I read, the more I support not allowing it.

 

i think it's a stupid rule that does nothing. every housing collapse in american history has resulted in banks going under.