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The Economy

At some point, the market runs out of people wanting to sell, as they've unloaded the holdings they don't want in the earlier routs. The so-called Magnificant Seven tech companies were hurt the worst in the Thursday-Friday rout. Stands to reason NASDAQ would be the first index to find a (temporary) bottom.
PS: The Dow decline was 0.9 percent. At any other time that'd be seen as a big if not amazing drop. My fine investment bank sends out email notices only on 1 percent or more drops in the S&P. People love round numbers, often to their sorrow.
 
I've gotten two email Zoom invites today from our guy trying to keep people from panicking.
 
At some point, the market runs out of people wanting to sell, as they've unloaded the holdings they don't want in the earlier routs. The so-called Magnificant Seven tech companies were hurt the worst in the Thursday-Friday rout. Stands to reason NASDAQ would be the first index to find a (temporary) bottom.
PS: The Dow decline was 0.9 percent. At any other time that'd be seen as a big if not amazing drop. My fine investment bank sends out email notices only on 1 percent or more drops in the S&P. People love round numbers, often to their sorrow.
Meh, the market rises and falls in 1% increments on a near-regular basis. Now if they strung together about 5 or 6 of those drops, I'd start to be concerned.
 
The biggest problem is that the drop was human-error. And that human will continue playing with the economy like a yo-yo for another three years. And I have to think a chunk of Trump's circle was "prepared" for it.
 
I thought it would be worse. But there always tomorrow. Hubby's 401k company called today to see if he wanted to come in and look at options. He did not.
 

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