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[woodland]

Sorry, didn’t mean to like myself, not sure how to ‘unlike myself’ on this system. All thumbs . . . .

Ahhhh much better to “like” yourself than to not😉

[errolanderson]

U.S.dollar just tested a 20-year high.

Treasury yields surging.

Bitcoin has just lost 50 percent of its value since last November highs

Precious metal price meltdown.

NASDAQ diving. Equities / bonds swoon.

Massive hedge fund losses.

Credit markets under-siege.

Foreclosures/bankruptcies about to ramp-up.

Inflation has peaked.

Keynesian economics crashing-to-reality.

Welcome recession . . . .

[furrowtickler]

Glad it’s seeding season …. Time to not worry about the world around us for a few weeks

[Old Cowzilla]

Maybe a world war causing concern with people with money on how much they should spend and where. Mother's day supper was 20% more than a year ago but compared to what I have spent on the farm lately that was a bargin.

[checking]

Debt defaults will force asset liquidation.

All financial sectors are tumbling. Stocks, bonds, cryptos under severe pressure . . . only place to hide right now is cash (in my view). Cash on-the-sidelines now has value.

My two-bits . . . .

Would that cash be "in or out" of the financial institutions?

[errolanderson]

How to describe today’s stock market SWOON? PLUNGE? CRASH?

S&P 500 index breaks below 4,000 points.

This is the outcome of excessive money printing (for the past 13 years) by central bankers artificially jacking asset prices higher without true productivity, earnings or innovation. Markets are now spiralling on failing central bank Keynesian economic policy that may take years-to-repair. Inflation has taken-a-hit . . . .

[agstar77]

Markets don't go up forever. Buying opportunity for high value companies. Buying high dividend stocks with good earnings .

[bobofthenorth]

Colour me skeptical that this is anything existential. Its a bear market. They always go down like a rock. The challenge is to figure out which is bounce and which is bottom.

[foragefarmer]

Markets don't go up forever. Buying opportunity for high value companies. Buying high dividend stocks with good earnings .

Canadian banks and railways can't go wrong.

[STR1]

U.S.dollar just tested a 20-year high.

Treasury yields surging.

Bitcoin has just lost 50 percent of its value since last November highs

Precious metal price meltdown.

NASDAQ diving. Equities / bonds swoon.

Massive hedge fund losses.

Credit markets under-siege.

Foreclosures/bankruptcies about to ramp-up.

Inflation has peaked.

Keynesian economics crashing-to-reality.

Welcome recession . . . .

In your opinion where does it end? Or how is it resolved?