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Seems like only a day trader environment...

I am now all in G-fund...
 
Yesterday was, "are we going to be slightly green or slightly red"? Do we finish out the week and month positive or negative? Then 1:30 came along and the bottom fell out of the market. Then the only question was how negative.
 
Well, cryptocurrencies USED to be good... they've been POS since their highs...

Glad I didnt invest much in them...

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And the taxes needed to support such a plan, heard this song before...

"I contend that for a nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle." - Winston S. Churchill
 
Trillions of reasons why a ‘huge storm’ may be looming for investors, in one chart

Brad Lamensdorf, manager of the AdvisorShares Ranger Equity Bear ETF HDGE, -0.74% warns this market could be about to get “nasty” for the bulls.

“How much credit is out there, borrowed against stock portfolios? Trillions of dollars,” Lamensdorf said in a report co-written with John Del Vecchio. “As interest rates creep up and more portfolios have been used to finance asset purchases, a huge storm can be created if stocks and bonds take even a minor dip.”

As the old saying goes, you can always buy a boat, but you can’t always sell one. “Shedding assets when everyone else is feeling pain leads to terrible deals for the seller,” Lamensdorf wrote, adding that we may be reaching a tipping point.

Take a look at this chart:
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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/t...nvestors-in-one-chart-2018-05-29?link=sfmw_fb
 
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