[‎‎Kelly]

What the heck is going on with the markets? Am I the only one who thinks this is insane?

Is it just me, or does it feel like the markets are completely out of sync with reality lately? One day everything is up for no clear reason, the next day it crashes without warning.

Between inflation, interest rate shifts, global instability, and tech stocks behaving like a rollercoaster, I can’t make sense of it anymore.

I keep reading conflicting opinions—some say it’s just a “new normal,” others say we’re heading for a big correction.

Am I the only one who thinks this all feels a bit insane? How are you interpreting all this? Are we seeing healthy growth, irrational optimism, or something else entirely?

Would really appreciate hearing how others are thinking about this—investors, analysts, or just everyday people trying to make sense of the chaos.

Let’s talk.

[Mickii]

Government manipulation at an all time high. But continue to dollar cost average.

[Victor]

Blow off top before an extended bear market? Charts look parabolic and nothing lasts forever

[Mark]

The bill that Congress is passing is very beneficial for corporations, so stocks are going up.

[Bruce]

Remember when the world was going to end in April and we should all sell our stocks?

Lol record highs in July.
Donald was right.

[Mike]

So much overpriced hyperinflation in the indexes. Pay down debts, store some capital, and wait for the pain to set in as earning season disappoints and real returns slow.

The next two years are likely a bear market.

[Michael]

Some people here are going to be shocked to learn the s&p 500 sets a new record high, on average about every 14 days.

We are 27 weeks into the year and I believe only 7 new record closes.

19 more to go. Get in or get behind, your choice.

[Jolly]

The thing we need to remember is how much more expensive things have gotten. Imagine how it will be when those of us (younger) people rely on investments.

A million dollars ain’t… Particularly when the bloated national debt needs to be repaid and tax rates go way up on cap gains and other incomes.

[Annette]

First purposely crash the market and then when it rises to a previous high, take credit for it.

All your followers think you are a genius!

[Jack]

We’re still in Bidenomics, and approaching the Dow highs we had with President Biden last year! Remember, Taco rode the great economy he inherited from President Obama for three years before recessing that one in 2020.

Give him time to ruin this economy too.

[David]

The markets are basically flat from their highs back in March (S&P a little higher, Nasdaq a little lower).

To me all that’s happened over the last month or so is just getting back to where we were before the market tanked

[Doyle]

Bought in Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June.
All time high? Invest. Pull back? Invest. Crash? Invest. All time high (again) Invest.

I’m not a trader; I am an equities in ETF investor.

EVERY single dollar has a purpose. The sooner you learn that; the sooner you let the power of triple compounding work in your favor.

Yes, the tax man is coming, but it’s better than the alternative.

[Daniel]

Maybe I’m a simpleton, but time in the market beats timing the market. I put money in the market every week, despite what’s going on.

When there is a dip and the market is low, I just buy more. And that’s about it. Let it ride!

I’m heavy on large cap funds, and they’re mostly all composed of large companies whose only real goal is to drive profit margins.

So that kind of does the work for you

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