Dead cat bounce.
Is it legal for a bank (USAA) to drop the prices of its mutual funds after distributing the end of the year dividend? It was a good one but since they decreased the price so much is like I never got it. Then on top of that it was still red when shit hit the fence last week. So I double down on it or go with the more reliable Vanguard MF’s? I have about $50k to spare.
Simple. Attempt to turn Trump's strength into a weakness going into the general. Easy to do with a jittery market because of a hyper inflated pandemic scare. Short the hell out of stocks and initiate a sell off using CV as the scare bait. Make money by shorting, and make your political opponent look weak at the same time.
Simple. Attempt to turn Trump's strength into a weakness going into the general. Easy to do with a jittery market because of a hyper inflated pandemic scare. Short the hell out of stocks and initiate a sell off using CV as the scare bait. Make money by shorting, and make your political opponent look weak at the same time.
Problem for them is that it seems the market's correction territory may just be a good period to buy for most people. In a truly weak economy, a recession or even correction would be really bad. Seems people are strengthening themselves and their portfolios.
Im not saying watching the huge sell off wasnt alarming, but seeing the Coronavirus volatility hit right before Super Tuesday makes me VERY suspicious...
Then again, the markets could free fall again and then... well... who the hell knows.
KICK ASS!!!1200+ points. Biggest gain since 09.
Split?
Tip of the Day: Invest everything you got in hand sanitizer!
Holy shit.LOL, no that was the stock crashing at the height of the Great Recession. I know the Feds loaned them money that was paid off in the last few years. But, that it is still hard to imagine they stayed alive.
Holy shit.
I just looked, they had a 20-1 reverse split in 2009 as well.