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Iâve also considered buying gold which idk maybe thatâs just a sign of my waning faith in our financial system/institutions and increasing anxiety at the state of things, or maybe all these warning signs that things are about to get Bad are real and itâs a good decision. Iâve also thought about purchasing 9mm rounds for literally the same reason as gold. Typing this out makes me feel fucking deranged, but I keep considering it.
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no, as long as you invest in trump coin right after
(nah i donât think youre insane, though granted ive never done any real investment and dont pay hard attention to the economy so take my opinion with a grain of salt)
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who in cookie thread do you think is maintaining a diverse portfolio
youâre talking to literal children
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that twelve (12) month contract, now shouldâve you?
is âshouldâveâ grammatically accurate here or is there a word that should replace it
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i thought âshouldnâtâ would work but it sounds weird
âshouldnât of youâ
works. i think.
or should it be âshouldnât have you?â
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Whatâs the entire sentence?
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Well, you shouldâve thought of that before you signed that twelve (12) month contract, now [word in discussion] you?
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Idk
I would go with ânow shouldnât have you?â
Idk what the actual rules for these things are, I just say whatever feels right.
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Huh. Nothing sounds right to me lol. Uh. I think itâs just ânow shouldnât youâ
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the issue is that, assuming historical trends continue, missing the best days is far far worse than dodging the worst days
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great cause i thought i was insane
thanks for the help you two
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idr how old you are but unless youâre planning on retiring in the near future it may not be worth it long-term unless you manage to somehow only dodge the worst of it and stay in every single day it goes up (if you can do this, DM me :) )
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plus like if thereâs one thing you can count on over the next 4 years it surely is big business getting bigger
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Iâm personally 100% in on S&P 500 for all of my retirement savings, and almost all of my savings are in one retirement savings account or another (I save a lot)
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Right Iâm assuming that these unrealized losses arenât going to just magically correct themselves. I think a lot of stock prices are up right now because of AI, but AI isnât profitable and all signs point it to not being profitable any time soon. Thatâs also propping up stocks like Nvidia (80-90% of their current revenue comes from chips for AI). Like literally the most valuable company in the word at the moment based on market cap, Nvidia ($3.4 T vs Appleâs $3.1 T), may just collapse in value if the AI bubble bursts (and I think it will). Going down the list, Microsoft (3), Google (4), Amazon (5), Meta (7), TSMC (9), and Broadcom (10) may all be impacted significantly. Telsa is 8 for just fictional reasons as far as I can tell given the last new product they made is already under-performing that now pre-sales dried up, and they shrunk the division (batteries) that was actually growing and profitable for ??? reasons. There are more tech companies that likely have a lot of value tied up in AI speculation, and thatâs just one particular thing that seems bad right now.
Thereâs also bird flu which no one is doing anything about right now and Global Pandemic 2 is a scary prospect. Like itâs just rampaging through much of the countryâs livestock right now, and there are seemingly more and more human cases which makes it feel like a matter of time before it mutates into a variant thatâs contagious in humans because, again, no one is doing anything about it.
Idk there are other just Bad Signs that make me feel like weâre close to the house of cards coming tumbling down leading into a major recession or depression. Hope Iâm wrong, but like things keep trending in the âthis is all just gonna fall over soon isnât itâ direction for me.
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oh god yea AI is def a bubble