Yeah. but nothing happened today thats spectacular. There are lot of posts all over the internet about Banks, and currencies collapsing today, but so far the data is not panning out. That doesn't mean these companies are not limping along since 2008. In 2008 the economy got destroyed. Everything we have since then is just illusionary bubbles. But the bubbles are yet to be burst, fully.
Don't get me wrong, I have been talking about the precipice and how it involves fake WW3 and market collapse all within this month, but getting excited prematurely won't help.
When was it $69.482?
It actually hit $74 on May 1st of 2007, prior to the housing crash. You can see this if you toggle the max view option on yahoo finance.
It appears that they have been limping along ever since 2008. Their recent trend does not bode well.
Yeah. but nothing happened today thats spectacular. There are lot of posts all over the internet about Banks, and currencies collapsing today, but so far the data is not panning out. That doesn't mean these companies are not limping along since 2008. In 2008 the economy got destroyed. Everything we have since then is just illusionary bubbles. But the bubbles are yet to be burst, fully.
u/bubble_bursts FOOL!!!
The NYSE is still premarket for more hours and "Credit Suisse G" stock WAY DOWN so far today!
"Credit Suisse G" CRASHED 6.5% PREMARKET BEFORE THE BELL TODAY, are you a shill?
Can you read the business wires for today?
"Credit Suisse G" CRASHED 6.5% PREMARKET SO FAR TODAY
Calm down. And did you check after the bell?
Nasdaq 5 days graph: Nothing spectacular
Dow Jones 5 days graph: Nothing spectacular
S&P 5 days graph: Nothing spectacular
10 year treasury: There is a promise here for instability
Don't get me wrong, I have been talking about the precipice and how it involves fake WW3 and market collapse all within this month, but getting excited prematurely won't help.
Lol