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Food supplies are running out in Poland. They remember the communist era still. Rice gone, flour gone. Water gone.

I would encourage everyone here to buy as much food as they can afford. It gets used up anyways, if its canned, or grains, eventually.
 
I bought about three weeks worth of very delicious food, in case I can't leave the house for a bit.

However, some people who get the virus have no appetite. So good idea to get some protein powder for shakes. Which I have yet to do.
 
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this as well. Had this for my run and it tastes good.

 
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The toilet paper aisle at my Loblaws was pretty bare. I imagine they get new stock every day. Not like the paper mills have closed down.
 
Hearing whispers of banks running low on cash. If that's the case we haven't seen anything yet. Corona was the catalyst, but that's not what's going to crater the market to oblivion.

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Every bounce being sold today. All those buyers from Wednesday are trapped higher, and losing hope with 90 mins left.

Can someone/something make a stick save?
 
Every bounce being sold today. All those buyers from Wednesday are trapped higher, and losing hope with 90 mins left.

Can someone/something make a stick save?

falling knives CH1, i have never seen this shit not even the dot com days
 
The dotcom bubble may have actually had more substance than whatever the bubble of the last few years was.
 
Guys as I said, there is a way to provide a corona virus free home, cost 127 bucks at Amazon and you install it into your hvac fan area and have wonderful, ionic, clean air all day, that vaporizes any virus, not just corona.
 
The dotcom bubble may have actually had more substance than whatever the bubble of the last few years was.

The dotcom days was fuelled with companies that barely existed . My buddy made 7 digits when he flipped his shares in a telephony company to I think 3Com back then. Today these are real companies with earnings and offices .

I think the investment world was waiting for a world event to take this market down .

Market was too stale and stagnant . Options frenzie last few weeks . Bonds exploded

Gazllion trades by robots and was money was made by guys like CH1 , etc who know WTF they are doing

Multiples were out of whack , we needed a reset button
 
The dotcom days was fuelled with companies that barely existed . My buddy made 7 digits when he flipped his shares in a telephony company to I think 3Com back then. Today these are real companies with earnings and offices .

It was definitely a bullshit bubble borne out of ignorance, but the driving idea of it was absolutely right - that the internet would change everything permanently.

I don't know what's been the driving force behind the last few years tbh.
 
It was definitely a bullshit bubble borne out of ignorance, but the driving idea of it was absolutely right - that the internet would change everything permanently.

I don't know what's been the driving force behind the last few years tbh.

TINA (There Is No Alternative) in a world of almost zero interest rates.
 
I covered 40% of my short positions around SPX 2905. But I'm still banking on another big woooosh down.

If it happens, I'll take a few months away from the screens.

If not, I'll keep grinding away.
 
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