- kills 160 school girls - insults the actual pope GUYS IM LITERALLY CHRIST LOOK AT THIS AI SLOP I POSTED

Ok guy who works for JPM lol

SPY at 6.6M volume compared to 101M average. This thing is a house of cards being propped up. No one wants to touch this shit.

How the fuck is SPY maintaining right now? Is TACO so deeply priced in now that antics like "fuck you imma block the strait even harder" doesn't even move the needle anymore?

AMZN + OpenAI = Good MSFT + OpenAI = Bad Retarded market

It's amazing the SPY is only down 3% from ATH with the straight of Hormuz closed for 45 days. How long until the rubber meets the road?

Strait is blocked and QQQ is down 0.66% in premarket, you cant make this shit up

Posted this in another thread (do not confuse macro economy and SP500/"the market" which is perhaps the strongest subset of the economy): Most of the top 50-200 weights in SP500 have been around for few to several decades. They have increased revenue/profit/distributions over time despite engergy crisis, wars, financial crisis and global pandemics. What's the justification for the valuation of these companies to all of a sudden collapase? Are you still suscribed to mobile, internet and streaming service? Do you still pay utility bills? Do you still shop at retailers and buy groceries and toiletries? Do you still by gas or electricity for your car, or take mass transportation? Does your workplace still provide computers/software/internet/office space/payroll? Well you are still contributing to the economy despite what's going on half way across the globe. Don't confuse Main Street getting squeezed at the pump with corporate America (not) struggling to generate profits. Sure there may be some ups and downs in the markets as professional traders make moves and there is big money flow. But it's not realistic to believe little retail can mirror these moves because a) lack of access b) lack of speed) c) lack of knowledge. Little retail grows net worth by sticking to the index because it's proven to go up over time. And buying individual stocks that increase revenue/profits/distributions over time. When macro conditions punish these stocks, it's a blessing to buy strong names at a discount. I bought more MSFT and GE during 2008-09 financial crisis. I bought travel and hospitality in March 2020.

>" Actually the strait is now open thanks to palantir a great company, the ticker is PLTR if you weren't aware. I repeat oil will go down because of PLTR. Did I mention the ticker is PLTR"

inb4 tweet 1 hour before market open along the lines of: "I have decided, after having very productive talks with the Iranians, not to blockade the strait and to continue working on a deal with them which, many are saying, will be the greatest of all time. I AM NOW GRANTING FREE PASSAGE FOR ALL SHIPS THROUGH THE STRAIT. IT IS WIDE OPEN! DJT" Avoids a market crash and actually goes a little green, even though NOTHING has changed. This is the idiocy of the times we live in.