Very true. Also they do not necessarily show the true economy, we have far better statics then this.pic.twitter.com/wl45Yqz0ph
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Very true. Also they do not necessarily show the true economy, we have far better statics then this.pic.twitter.com/wl45Yqz0ph
Absolutely. The stock market measures investor expectations of investor behavior. It's related to the economy--investor behavior is often, but not always, based partially on underlying fundamentals--but it's not a very accurate measure of the economy.
And some of this run has to do with tax cut in that companies will be making their value go up by buy backs and dividends. I think it is an easy number for people to comprehend unlike much of econ
Irrational exuberance is the rule, not the exception to the rule, on Wall Street. It’s all a big party until the overwhelming evidence for overvaluation becomes insurmountable. Then boom.
Tick tock
You know its going to crash
Valuation fallacy: leveraging up quickly, which is how "value" is unlocked as equity values rise, means deleveraging quickly at some point. That the next buyer adds $1 at the margin of the stock price does not mean there is now a market for ALL the stock at the highest price.
As a former financial advisor this market is a suckers bet.
the mend started 8 years before trump. when he leaves democrats will have to fix it again. remember bush! remember hoover! remember to never vote for snake oil salesmen again.
If only wishes were horses...
So true.
Its all that dark money,
2008 recession, DOW bottomed out at 6800
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