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why do we have this sensationalist click-baity stock-market focused article on the HN front page?
Or maybe, just maybe, a 13% one-day drop in the stock market of one of the world's largest economies is worth of discussion by HN?
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>I’m still up 6% YTD and 13% in the last 12 months. For now. It can still go lower.
It can always go lower, but this is called bear porn. Path of least resistance is higher; too high too fast for too long causes people to lever up and this blows up sometimes, like in the past few sessions. Question is how much of the carry trade will unwind now. Regulators will socialize the losses if it happens all at once, that you can be sure of.
• NVIDIA $NVDA: -11%
• Google $GOOGL: -11%
• Apple $AAPL: -10%
• Amazon $AMZN: -10%
• Meta $META: -10%
• Tesla $TSLA: -10%
• Microsoft $MSFT: -9%
Why would a high amount of trades trigger circuit breakers? That is just network traffic not power load, no?
Why would a high amount of trades trigger circuit breakers? That is just network traffic not power load, no?
It’s scary headlines like this: ‘trampled’, ‘crashes’, that put off less informed, risk averse individuals on lower incomes/ net worth, from investing in stocks. It’s a shame, as ETFs, and hell, index funds if you must, outperform savings on a 3 year or even less horizon. Yes, my portfolio dropped 7% this month. I’m still up 6% YTD and 13% in the last 12 months. My horizon is well over 5 years. It would be an easy wa…
It’s scary headlines like this: ‘trampled’, ‘crashes’, that put off less informed, risk averse individuals on lower incomes/ net worth, from investing in stocks. It’s a shame, as ETFs, and hell, index funds if you must, outperform savings on a 3 year or even less horizon. Yes, my portfolio dropped 7% this month. I’m still up 6% YTD and 13% in the last 12 months. My horizon is well over 5 years. It would be an easy wa…
Sure, they always do until they don't, right?
How is the US immune from having a Nikkei-like era? Not until earlier this year did it re-reach the highs originally set in 1989 -- 35 years!
Why would a high amount of trades trigger circuit breakers? That is just network traffic not power load, no?
Why would a high amount of trades trigger circuit breakers? That is just network traffic not power load, no?