Breaking News: The Markets React as All Hell Breaks Loose! 

Everyone is holding onto their homes, no one is willing to sell! And if it’s on the market it’s marked up almost 100% from 2020 prices. The stock market is at an all time high as well. Where are you getting your understanding of a recession from?

Gdp has been going up since last 2 quarters. that's no recession my friend 😅

RIGHT

Looks like they just ordered a BLT with extra Bacon. THis could get REAL BAD as I get older I notice patterns especially in elections: War or other distractions seem to take center stage at the latter part of election cycles just the last FEW 2004 Presidential Election: This election took place during the Iraq War, which began in 2003. The war was a significant issue during the campaign. 2008 Presidential Election: While the Iraq War was ongoing, the primary focus was on the financial crisis that developed later that year, which significantly impacted the election. 2012 Presidential Election: The election was held during the continued presence of U.S. forces in Afghanistan and Iraq, although the public perception of the wars was changing. 2016 Presidential Election: This election occurred during ongoing military engagements in the Middle East, including the fight against ISIS, although it was not characterized by a traditional war as previous elections were. 2020 Presidential Election: The election took place during the COVID-19 pandemic, which greatly influenced voter behavior, campaign strategies, and the overall political landscape.

Here is why I added all those things to the Thumbnail War in Israel PORT Strike that may cause BIG PROBLEMS all eyes on the employment numbers Election Hurricane and the VP debate tonight to cap off this insanity I cant figure out how the Equity Markets are NOT CRASHING on all of this going on. Historically it would have and this is the hard part of figuring out what is going on in INVESTORS minds appreciate the post

Quit reacting to the daily bad news reports....

@@steveludwig4200 there’s about to be a nasty war. Genius.

@@Av-vd3wk Ok. So what?

Nope not insured

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