Annual October Market Correction

[creepycoug]

or the end of the bull?

Starbucks is laying off; Alaska Airlines is laying off. Ford.

Each of those companies has a story for it. Are companies looking beyond 2019 for an extended downturn?

 

[CirrhosisDawg]

I can’t wait to hear trump’s nickname for the fed reserve chair he appointed.

Too tight Jerry? Loser if not looser Powell?

The fed has gone crazy!

It sounds like trump doesn’t know what happens when you pile on an extra trillion in debt caused by tax cuts without corresponding spending cuts.

 

[2001400ex]

Everything is going according to plan. Democrats win Congress. Do nothing still cause that's what Congress does. Go into recession in 2019 and do what? Blame Democrats. Just watch.

 

[creepycoug]

Not sure I can assign this to Trump.

Rates have been low forever; fed was bound to raise them. Been a long time coming.

October has historically been a weird time in markets.

 

[CirrhosisDawg]

Not sure I can assign this to Trump.

Rates have been low forever; fed was bound to raise them. Been a long time coming.

October has historically been a weird time in markets.

Indeed. Fundamentals have been favoring tightening for a while now, and that’s what’s happening.

I am just noting that the 2018 tax and spending bills juice inflationary pressures even further. And I think it’s funny trump is ranting at the fed for doing its job when trump can’t manage his.

 

[oregonblitzkrieg]

Buy the dip like usual. It works 9 tims out of ten. Bought some stocks and shorted volatility yesterday and today.

 

[greenblood]

I'm not too worried.

We've already discussed Ford's issues

Who wants to buy a $5 latte everyday when they can buy a $200 latte maker and have a latte at home everyday for about $1.50?

Alaska Airlines I don't know

 

[2001400ex]

Not sure I can assign this to Trump.

Rates have been low forever; fed was bound to raise them. Been a long time coming.

October has historically been a weird time in markets.

Little known fact about the 2008 recession. The quick raising of rates in 2006 was the catalyst to the recession. It was the spark on top of the dry wood stack. That's part of the reason the fed was gun shy about rates the last 10 years and raised them very slowly.

 

[CirrhosisDawg]

I'm not too worried.

We've already discussed Ford's issues

Who wants to buy a $5 latte everyday when they can buy a $200 latte maker and have a latte at home everyday for about $1.50?

Alaska Airlines I don't know

Can’t poke any holes in this analysis. It’s airtight. Thorough. And insightful.

 

[SFGbob]

Not sure I can assign this to Trump.

Rates have been low forever; fed was bound to raise them. Been a long time coming.

October has historically been a weird time in markets.

Little known fact about the 2008 recession. The quick raising of rates in 2006 was the catalyst to the recession. It was the spark on top of the dry wood stack. That's part of the reason the fed was gun shy about rates the last 10 years and raised them very slowly.

I thought you told us it was the repeal of Glass-Stegal that caused the housing meltdown.

 

[2001400ex]

Not sure I can assign this to Trump.

Rates have been low forever; fed was bound to raise them. Been a long time coming.

October has historically been a weird time in markets.

Little known fact about the 2008 recession. The quick raising of rates in 2006 was the catalyst to the recession. It was the spark on top of the dry wood stack. That's part of the reason the fed was gun shy about rates the last 10 years and raised them very slowly.

I thought you told us it was the repeal of Glass-Stegal that caused the housing meltdown.

Did I say rates "were the cause". Fucking seriously. You are the dumbest motherfucker here.

BTW I also never said glass steagal was the cause either. For starters that bill was in the 1930s.....

You seriously need to go to a school "reading comprehension for dumbfucks".

 

[SFGbob]

You said the repeal of Glass-Stegal was one of the causes for the housing meltdown liar.

 

[2001400ex]

You said the repeal of Glass-Stegal was one of the causes for the housing meltdown liar.

And you agreed when you said that changes to the community reinvestment act was a cause as well. HTH

 

[Gwad]

Glass-Steagal allowed the banks to get bigger. It didn't create the secondary mortgage market and the relaxing of lending standards or the rating agency fraud. If you really want to look at one item to blame the 2008 financial meltdown on blame Fannie and Freddie. Without their creation you would have never of had climate that existed that led to mortgage meltdown.

Shortbus Special

 

[oregonblitzkrieg]

500 - 1000 point down DOW days are the best days to load up. Wish it would happen more often.

 

[sarktastic]

Not sure I can assign this to Trump.

Rates have been low forever; fed was bound to raise them. Been a long time coming.

October has historically been a weird time in markets.

Little known fact about the 2008 recession. The quick raising of rates in 2006 was the catalyst to the recession. It was the spark on top of the dry wood stack. That's part of the reason the fed was gun shy about rates the last 10 years and raised them very slowly.

I thought you told us it was the repeal of Glass-Stegal that caused the housing meltdown.

Did I say rates "were the cause". Fucking seriously. You are the dumbest motherfucker here.

BTW I also never said glass steagal was the cause either. For starters that bill was in the 1930s.....

You seriously need to go to a school "reading comprehension for dumbfucks".

When every post you write is constantly “mis-interpreted” by every reader it may not be the reader with the issues, know what I mean?

 

[SFGbob]

You said the repeal of Glass-Stegal was one of the causes for the housing meltdown liar.

And you agreed when you said that changes to the community reinvestment act was a cause as well. HTH

And you claim I have problems with reading comprehension? I never agreed with that and I never said that.

 

[SFGbob]

Not sure I can assign this to Trump.

Rates have been low forever; fed was bound to raise them. Been a long time coming.

October has historically been a weird time in markets.

Little known fact about the 2008 recession. The quick raising of rates in 2006 was the catalyst to the recession. It was the spark on top of the dry wood stack. That's part of the reason the fed was gun shy about rates the last 10 years and raised them very slowly.

I thought you told us it was the repeal of Glass-Stegal that caused the housing meltdown.

Did I say rates "were the cause". Fucking seriously. You are the dumbest motherfucker here.

BTW I also never said glass steagal was the cause either. For starters that bill was in the 1930s.....

You seriously need to go to a school "reading comprehension for dumbfucks".

When every post you write is constantly “mis-interpreted” by every reader it may not be the reader with the issues, know what I mean?

Exactly, at some point maybe it's not the reader that has the problem.

 

[2001400ex]

Not sure I can assign this to Trump.

Rates have been low forever; fed was bound to raise them. Been a long time coming.

October has historically been a weird time in markets.

Little known fact about the 2008 recession. The quick raising of rates in 2006 was the catalyst to the recession. It was the spark on top of the dry wood stack. That's part of the reason the fed was gun shy about rates the last 10 years and raised them very slowly.

I thought you told us it was the repeal of Glass-Stegal that caused the housing meltdown.

Did I say rates "were the cause". Fucking seriously. You are the dumbest motherfucker here.

BTW I also never said glass steagal was the cause either. For starters that bill was in the 1930s.....

You seriously need to go to a school "reading comprehension for dumbfucks".

When every post you write is constantly “mis-interpreted” by every reader it may not be the reader with the issues, know what I mean?

Exactly, at some point maybe it's not the reader that has the problem.

You misinterpret more than just me around here. HTH

 

[ThomasFremont]

500 - 1000 point down DOW days are the best days to load up. Wish it would happen more often.

I enjoy watching n00bs and old fucks cry over unrealized losses. Another recession would be great. Can’t wait for the next big boomer panic sell off.