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    Black Monday

    It's now or never.

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    Re: Black Monday

    What is ‘now or never’?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    What is ‘now or never’?
    The great Black Monday stock market crash of 2025.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wales-Bales View Post
    The great Black Monday stock market crash of 2025.
    Well if that is the 'now or never' then it is now. The FTSE100 is already 11% down in just over one day of trading.

    Most market analysts I have read in the past week (it is certainly not my area of expertise) think the great Trump Tariff Experiment has been badly thought through, planned and communicated. Trump's cabinet are contradicting each other every day. It has gone bigger than expected and the retaliation has been bigger. There is currently a 50:50 chance of a US recession this year. Pension pots are 'bigly shrunk'. US workers and consumers will be hit hard - and the promise of a return to 1950s manufacturing (a fantasy) by bringing jobs 'back onshore' is for the medium to long term even if it was true.

    It is what the world looks like when cock up and conspiracy are in lock step.

    There is likely to be a major adjustment to trade deals and military alliances - none of which will help exploited workers in Global South countries - which isolates the USA and works around it. It will reshape globalism, but Trump will not end it. He doesn't want to - he profits from it like Musk and the rest of his oligarch mates and golf buddies. But it does look like four years of 'America First' (aka Trump First).

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    Well if that is the 'now or never' then it is now. The FTSE100 is already 11% down in just over one day of trading.

    Most market analysts I have read in the past week (it is certainly not my area of expertise) think the great Trump Tariff Experiment has been badly thought through, planned and communicated. Trump's cabinet are contradicting each other every day. It has gone bigger than expected and the retaliation has been bigger. There is currently a 50:50 chance of a US recession this year. Pension pots are 'bigly shrunk'. US workers and consumers will be hit hard - and the promise of a return to 1950s manufacturing (a fantasy) by bringing jobs 'back onshore' is for the medium to long term even if it was true.

    It is what the world looks like when cock up and conspiracy are in lock step.

    There is likely to be a major adjustment to trade deals and military alliances - none of which will help exploited workers in Global South countries - which isolates the USA and works around it. It will reshape globalism, but Trump will not end it. He doesn't want to - he profits from it like Musk and the rest of his oligarch mates and golf buddies. But it does look like four years of 'America First' (aka Trump First).
    It hasn't started yet, the NYSE opens at 2-30 pm. Get your ready!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    Well if that is the 'now or never' then it is now. The FTSE100 is already 11% down in just over one day of trading.

    Most market analysts I have read in the past week (it is certainly not my area of expertise) think the great Trump Tariff Experiment has been badly thought through, planned and communicated. Trump's cabinet are contradicting each other every day. It has gone bigger than expected and the retaliation has been bigger. There is currently a 50:50 chance of a US recession this year. Pension pots are 'bigly shrunk'. US workers and consumers will be hit hard - and the promise of a return to 1950s manufacturing (a fantasy) by bringing jobs 'back onshore' is for the medium to long term even if it was true.

    It is what the world looks like when cock up and conspiracy are in lock step.

    There is likely to be a major adjustment to trade deals and military alliances - none of which will help exploited workers in Global South countries - which isolates the USA and works around it. It will reshape globalism, but Trump will not end it. He doesn't want to - he profits from it like Musk and the rest of his oligarch mates and golf buddies. But it does look like four years of 'America First' (aka Trump First).
    I'd forgotten that one from the first term - that Trump is some sort of anti-globalist. He wants a tower with his name on it in every capital city!

    And he also wants money and isn't particularly sniffy about how he gets it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lardy View Post
    I'd forgotten that one from the first term - that Trump is some sort of anti-globalist. He wants a tower with his name on it in every capital city!

    And he also wants money and isn't particularly sniffy about how he gets it.
    What's Rachel Maddow's take on things?

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    Lot's of doom & gloom on the BBC.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcnews

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    Quote Originally Posted by lardy View Post
    I'd forgotten that one from the first term - that Trump is some sort of anti-globalist. He wants a tower with his name on it in every capital city!

    And he also wants money and isn't particularly sniffy about how he gets it.
    I've got a sneaky suspicion he'll demand his face on Mount Rushmore before too long

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    Well if that is the 'now or never' then it is now. The FTSE100 is already 11% down in just over one day of trading.

    Most market analysts I have read in the past week (it is certainly not my area of expertise) think the great Trump Tariff Experiment has been badly thought through, planned and communicated. Trump's cabinet are contradicting each other every day. It has gone bigger than expected and the retaliation has been bigger. There is currently a 50:50 chance of a US recession this year. Pension pots are 'bigly shrunk'. US workers and consumers will be hit hard - and the promise of a return to 1950s manufacturing (a fantasy) by bringing jobs 'back onshore' is for the medium to long term even if it was true.

    It is what the world looks like when cock up and conspiracy are in lock step.

    There is likely to be a major adjustment to trade deals and military alliances - none of which will help exploited workers in Global South countries - which isolates the USA and works around it. It will reshape globalism, but Trump will not end it. He doesn't want to - he profits from it like Musk and the rest of his oligarch mates and golf buddies. But it does look like four years of 'America First' (aka Trump First).
    "bigly shrunk"! I love it!

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    Re: Black Monday

    The S&P 500 was hitting regular highs over the last year and was over priced and due a correction, but he's done more than that.

    The high was around 6130 Feb 18th this year, and is currently down to 5077 as we speak, talk of a potential rip-your-face-off rise at 4,800 and technical traders are recording a potential low of 3000 before it's cheap and buy buy buy.

    However, no one really knows, when Trump will take action to start negotiating so that the markets and all his cash are reinvested to fly back up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
    What a pleb.

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    Re: Black Monday

    However, there is some good news!

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...erg-jeff-bezos


    Since 'Liberation Day' (don't all laugh at once!) Musk has lost $31bn, Zuckerberg has lost $27bn and Bezos has lost $23.5bn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
    Sounds a bit desperate that

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    Quote Originally Posted by delmbox View Post
    Sounds a bit desperate that
    Yeah, what happened to Richard Branson?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    However, there is some good news!

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...erg-jeff-bezos


    Since 'Liberation Day' (don't all laugh at once!) Musk has lost $31bn, Zuckerberg has lost $27bn and Bezos has lost $23.5bn.
    I wonder if we will find out when all the dust has settled, that certain people have made a fortune by betting against the market

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    Re: Black Monday

    Quote Originally Posted by Rjk View Post
    I wonder if we will find out when all the dust has settled, that certain people have made a fortune by betting against the market
    I'm sure of it. But they will do it in a totally non-globalist way to keep Gluey purring!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    I'm sure of it. But they will do it in a totally non-globalist way to keep Gluey purring!
    What's wrong with making a bit of beer money

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    This will cost far more American jobs that it'll create.

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    SKS & RR respond to the current situation


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rjk View Post
    I wonder if we will find out when all the dust has settled, that certain people have made a fortune by betting against the market
    And they're all Trump fans

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    S&P 500 surges (+$4T) on news of EU interest in zero tariffs with US.

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    Re: Black Monday

    Quote Originally Posted by Wales-Bales View Post
    S&P 500 surges (+$4T) on news of EU interest in zero tariffs with US.
    But but, CCMB financial gurus are all sat Infront of their computer screens wearing their Black Monday shirt and Tie combos 🤣

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