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No doubt.
I hope all is well on your side.
South and Central America are special places man. Gotta get an NT summit at my new place.
First time back in the states for a damn wedding this weekend lol
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No doubt.
I hope all is well on your side.
South and Central America are special places man
Apple and fb will change the game. Too much money there not to. Snap is doing big things thoughi prefer snap and vuzi play into AR glasses over any VR headset product
headsets are cumbersome and wearing one in public is strange af
アミーゴ what are u doing with the Seattle crib?
Meg The Stallion shilling BABA?
Statistically, there are three 5% pullbacks a year on average, one 10% pullback a year on average. You can play that assumption or just think that the primary risks to the market (worsening of the pandemic, US-China Relations worsening, or inflation just running too hot), but long term I still think that we're in the midst of another multi-year economic expansion.What some reasons you guys think there will be a pullback? There was a small pullback in March, May, and June.
Follow price, everything else is meaningless. Charts say we’re extended and starting to be reigned in. That’s all that matters. July is typically a good month in election years too. Dip gets bought.Are we expecting a potential pullback this month (or at minimum, increased volatility) because of the debt ceiling?
I'm assuming there's no way Congress goes on summer break without raising the debt ceiling, but if they don't, there must be a non-zero effect on the markets?