Tremendous fear in the stock market these past weeks. I got out very near the highest point, and didn't ride the crazy daily fluctuations (although that could have been very profitable). What's been happening is that everybody waits until the last hour or half hour of trading, until there is a move. It it's up, everybody buys; if it's down, everybody sells (the reasoning being that there's not enough time left in the trading day for the trend to reverse). And so there have been huge moves in just the final half hour of trading each day. That's fear for you! 
You should see these experts on tv. Gambling addicts is what they are. They're all sulking, because they bet on the market to go up (like betting on a favorite). They always smile when the market is up, and try to hide their sadness when it is down. F*cking hilarious. Most of them are so square they never think to sell short and bet on the dog.
The reason I post this is that a stock market collapse is possible on Monday. Not likely, but possible. Historically, it's happened on a Monday following a bad Friday. I won't be here next week, but if Monday is Black, you read it here first. People are ready to panic and, as in sports betting, public opinion determines the price.
Things should blow over in a few weeks.
You should see these experts on tv. Gambling addicts is what they are. They're all sulking, because they bet on the market to go up (like betting on a favorite). They always smile when the market is up, and try to hide their sadness when it is down. F*cking hilarious. Most of them are so square they never think to sell short and bet on the dog.
The reason I post this is that a stock market collapse is possible on Monday. Not likely, but possible. Historically, it's happened on a Monday following a bad Friday. I won't be here next week, but if Monday is Black, you read it here first. People are ready to panic and, as in sports betting, public opinion determines the price.
Things should blow over in a few weeks.
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