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If the market was booming you can be sure Donald would be taking credit for it.
IMHO he's single handedly driving the U.S. economy into the ground addicted to
Trump Tariff Madness Syndrome.
The only way I can see to make money theses days is to short the indexes.

Don't even trust the F-fund. Parked in the G-fund until further notice.

That said, I still recall the March/2020 Covid crash and that turned out to be a
great entry point into the market.
The sea of red will end at some point but I personally want to see a week of
green before I even think of putting my retirement money at risk.
If I miss an explosive upside day or two there will still be a lot of upside left.

Trump Drops Eye-Watering Number for How Long High Prices Could Last​

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/trump-drops-eye-watering-number-143056062.html
 
Major indices have...turned north and the Nasdaq has actually
broken into the green.
And now the Russell 2000 is in green territory as well.
Can it be true?
Be still my heart! 😆
 
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I second the title of this article.
I too am 'sick and tired' of the chaos of Trump's erratic nonsensical tariff madness.
Parked in the G fund until some semblance of stability returns to the market.
Buying some individual stocks on the dip but no indices.
Quality companies are currently 'on sale' is one upside to this sea of red.
As always, Caveat Emptor. :)

Stocks close out volatile day as investors say market is ‘sick and tired’ of Trump’s tariff chaos
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dow-tumbles-stock-market-rout-153245710.html
 
Hope today's sea of green means the bottom is in and not just
relief that a shutdown appears to be unlikely now.

"US stocks jumped on Friday, on pace to bounce back from a brutal day of losses as the risk of a government shutdown eased. But investors stayed on watch for the next move in an escalating trade war."
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/live...s-head-for-steep-weekly-losses-133049844.html

Recession fears are overshadowing positive market indicators
https://finance.yahoo.com/video/recession-fears-overshadowing-positive-market-170000076.html

 
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It looks like he bought it in the last week of February? Ouch!
I'm sure he'll hold it until it 'pops'.
I remember when 42 was a decent price for TNA and now it's around 30!?
Might pick up some TNA at that price. :unsure:
I shorted the Russell 2000 with SRTY in late FEB but I sold it after a modest profit,
with JFK don't go to Dallas type 20/20 hindsight should've held it a bit longer. :(
In this volatile, sea of red market, Warren Buffet's been doing alright.
Up 13.5% YTD. Not too shabby.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BRK-B/
 
Been looking at CEG to buy and hold BRIEFLY.
'Seems' like it's setup to rebound in the next few months.
(Yes, I'm 'gambling', lol, ;) )
Over the last month it's down about 23%, the 5-year return is
an impressive (to me anyway) 473% not that I'm going to 'buy and hold' it.
It seems to be down for no other reason than the market in general is down.
Can't find any specific news that would account for the dip.
Was hoping today's 'red' day would knock down the price even further.
Decision status: pending.
TSP is still 100% G-fund, too much chaos from the White House for me
but I MAY get some CEG with brokerage money.
Hmmm....what to do? what to do? :unsure:
 
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