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Reddit by Beezer_MB April 4, 2025

Was I naive in thinking the tariffs were "priced-in" before the indexes fell on Wednesday night?

Was that foolish of me? If the public knew about "Liberation Day" then wouldn't the stock market respond accordingly before then? And not wait to tumble when the tariffs were announced? I've heard that the tariffs were announced at 10% but ultimately they were much higher than that. Is that …

Reddit by Jogaila2 April 4, 2025

Why Only 9% Down?

I've witnessed all the major crashes sincec '89 and too many mini meltdowns to count...and I have never witnessed such uniform, orderly meltdown like this. All the major markets around the world are down almost exactly 9%. I didn't hear about any panic so bad as to require trading halts. …

Reddit by futon22 April 4, 2025

Just a reminder

Just a reminder— the billionaire class doesn’t care about your economic suffering. Impoverish the masses so they can’t fight back baby. The more society struggles, the harder it is so push back against an oppressive government. Dictatorship 101 #eattherich

Reddit by General_Ad4540 April 4, 2025

Panic? What's your opinion?

This is a opinion post I wanted to share. I've been thinking a lot about the current tech landscape and wanted to share a perspective — especially for those investing with a 5–10 year horizon. There are certain companies I see not just as "big tech," but as quasi-utilities — …

Reddit by yellowtonkatruck April 4, 2025

Well since everyone is so doom and gloom, when shit really hits the fan, what’re we buying?

I don’t mean in a week. When the effects of the tariffs come in, what are the deep discounts to you’re looking at. I’m thinking grocery and Costco. People still have to eat, that’ll be the last thing they can possibly cut out right? Even the homeless need food

Reddit by Curious_me_too April 4, 2025

lessons from the fall

This is a learning, somewhat painful, for a lot of investors. It is better to avoid risky scenarios. I know in hindsight, it was better to sell before tariff war started. But what would one have gained, even if tariff numbers announced were lower. At best 2-3% gain of a …

Reddit by Itchy_Pudding_9940 April 4, 2025

My theory on why this trump crash will be worse than 2008

In 2008 the system had a major shock as values plummeted. But our alliances and trading partners were all still with us to help each other recover. This time our alliances and trading partnerships are under attack. The system isn't in shock it's being dismantled and there are no guardrails.. …

Reddit by BonnieMaxwell26 April 4, 2025

New Investors Need To Understand There is No "Bottom"

I'm not some expert, nor do I have a crystal ball. But I fear a lot of people but particularly newer investors aren't seeing the real potential crash here. We are just now after this news pulling past where the market was in November. So this tarrif chaos wiped out …

Reddit by Direct_Name_2996 April 4, 2025

Settlements refund feature with Robinhood - Is It Scam?

I feel like it’s pretty obvious (at least to me) that Robinhood isn’t completely safe, so maybe this question is a bit rhetorical. But here it goes anyway, in case others have a different take. My main concern isn’t even about Robinhood itself. Lately, I’ve seen a bunch of third-party …

Reddit by NotTooShahby April 4, 2025

How much did I screw up not buying the dip today.

Saw the dip, saved for exactly this moment, but fucking Chase and Fidelity didn’t work on the safari. It turns out it works fine on Google Chrome but it’s basically EOD already. I wanted to dip 4k today but now I have to wait for the weekend and Monday opening. …