What if it Snows?

Yep DOW was 31,176.07 close of day 1/21/21
Currently aprox 34,281 = 9.96 % annual growth.

1/22/21 the daily continued to dive another half a percent. I figure Monday will mirror that.
continued to drop and dipped below 30k on 1/29/21, it can drop another 1k over the next week before I raise an eyebrow.

 

https://thedailybounce.net/world-of-tanks/supertest-object-259a-soviet-tier-viii-heavy-tank/

 

Listen hear boy. There's only one word you need to know about this har trucking business and trading stocks.

And that word is old arn.

 

So it's only lost like 2500 points in 4 days then?

 

Over the past year there's been a bunch of significant dips and bumps in the average. A few in the 2k point range.

For me the short term sell offs are not an indicator of anything significant other than a good panic inducing headline.

 

In the before time....them bolts never camed loose, and dem air valves didn't need replacin.

 

Wonder where this story will lead to in 3 to 6 months? Another panic sell off as retailers miss their targets cause the citizens are paying their loans instead of buying crap?

A little more than three months. That's how much time is left before about 41 million federal student loan borrowers have to start making loan payments again.

The federal government froze student loan payments at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, and it has extended that freeze several times since, most recently right before Christmas.

Student loan payments resume in May. Here are 7 ways to prepare

 

The long term, overall gains is the general goal.
It’s the big casino. Place your bets and hopefully it keeps hitting.

 

Commodities that where the evidence of hyperinflation is things like lumber and metals (aluminum and copper and such) makes grain prices look like laggards.

 

Bet some of you could find a good use for this about now.........