Post by stcks on Aug 15, 2019 5:28:24 GMT
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 831.83 points, the third-largest one-day point drop in history.
Then you have charts like this.
It's about %s not points. Use these time to buy not sell!
Wednesday saw a 3.2% decline, which while far more tumultuous than we've seen in some time, pales in comparison to the 22.6% decline the Dow suffered on Black Monday in 1987, (I was there) or the 12.8% drop experienced during the 1929 (I read about this one) stock crash.
I love people who start with ”No politics but simply facts: ” then go right into politics!
Why are you here? Who cares if the dow drops 800 points who cares.
The dow falling 3 percent. The S&P 500 fell 2.9 percent, the Nasdaq Composite fell 3 percent, and the small-cap Russell 2000 fell by 2.6 percent.
It did even make the top 20 % losses. But you posted it was the third-worst day! But no politics. But really the Dow and S&P 500 posted their most significant one-day drops since early February, while the Nasdaq notched its most massive single-day sell-off since June 24, 2016.
”But no politics”
Again how are we investing if you can't understand %s vs. Points.
Or it just all about politics with those headlines.
I guess I should not read the papers on days like this because not everyone things the world is going to end at any moment.
Then you have charts like this.
It's about %s not points. Use these time to buy not sell!
Wednesday saw a 3.2% decline, which while far more tumultuous than we've seen in some time, pales in comparison to the 22.6% decline the Dow suffered on Black Monday in 1987, (I was there) or the 12.8% drop experienced during the 1929 (I read about this one) stock crash.
I love people who start with ”No politics but simply facts: ” then go right into politics!
Why are you here? Who cares if the dow drops 800 points who cares.
The dow falling 3 percent. The S&P 500 fell 2.9 percent, the Nasdaq Composite fell 3 percent, and the small-cap Russell 2000 fell by 2.6 percent.
It did even make the top 20 % losses. But you posted it was the third-worst day! But no politics. But really the Dow and S&P 500 posted their most significant one-day drops since early February, while the Nasdaq notched its most massive single-day sell-off since June 24, 2016.
”But no politics”
Again how are we investing if you can't understand %s vs. Points.
Or it just all about politics with those headlines.
I guess I should not read the papers on days like this because not everyone things the world is going to end at any moment.