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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4447 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:21 CorsairHero wrote: buying opportunities galore thanks trump Gold mining shares are good. Mine are up 2-3% today despite the crash but I've only got around $1200 in them. DO NOT TOUCH THE BANKS. | ||
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ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:22 CatharsisUT wrote: Only during active trading, although I just saw a tweet that they shut down futures trading. Not sure everyone realized that this is what "blowing things up" looks like. Or maybe they just don't care? Looking at the election results, it is not that they don't care, they are actually just that dumb. | ||
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ShoCkeyy
7815 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:23 CatharsisUT wrote: I don't support market timing, but if you see this as Brexit 2.0 it's a buying opportunity. I'm definitely buying, but I'm just curious cause with Bush I lost 10k in my 401k.... | ||
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Danglars
United States12133 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:21 LegalLord wrote: So in case anyone cares in light of everything else that's happening, I think we're having another electoral-popular vote split. That part I was prepared to happen given 538's modeling of popular versus electoral. Every time I did a construction for a Trump win with guessed margins, Clinton got the popular vote. | ||
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zeo
Serbia6343 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:22 m4ini wrote: Dude, she's still a clinton. It's not the "obama regime" protecting her, but her name. And that didn't change. The establishment protects the Clintons, the establishment is now dead. It all now depends on how much political will there is to go after the criminals in Washington. Trump has the will. | ||
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Mysticesper
United States1183 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:24 Danglars wrote: That part I was prepared to happen given 538's modeling of popular versus electoral. Every time I did a construction for a Trump win with guessed margins, Clinton got the popular vote. Yeah, that was my prediction too. | ||
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:15 Wolfstan wrote: Basically why I dislike poor people.(basically the only -ism I have) You might be fooled by media and your impression might be wrong. If you sort the polls by education, you see that majority of people with college education vote Clinton, and people with lower education vote Trump. That's what you hear in media all the time, and you might then think that poor people all vote Trump, but that might not be true. If you sort the polls by income, you'll see that the majority of poor people vote Clinton. After a certain income level, the majority is for Trump. Check out this poll here for example: http://cesrusc.org/election/ Click on the fourth tab named "characteristics of candidate support". | ||
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Trainrunnef
United States601 Posts
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dAPhREAk
Nauru12397 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:23 CatharsisUT wrote: I don't support market timing, but if you see this as Brexit 2.0 it's a buying opportunity. well, i will be buying now instead of at the end of the month when i usually buy. have to take advantage of this small dip, which like brexit will probably recover soon after. | ||
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:21 TheYango wrote: It's kind of weird to see people in this thread who don't live in the US be more excited about a Trump win than I've been about any election I've been alive for. Obviously I'll have my opinion on things but insofar as the results won't really affect my day to day life in an immediate way, it's hard to muster more than an apathetic reaction, regardless of the results. Exception of course being people who actually made money betting on the election. It's the same bullshit as Brexit. They don't care they just want funny shit to happen for their entertainment. And this is pretty funny. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:25 zeo wrote: The establishment protects the Clintons, the establishment is now dead. It all now depends on how much political will there is to go after the criminals in Washington. You're overdramatizing the Trump win. The establishment is far from dead. It takes more than a single presidential election to uproot the Washington establishment. They've been playing damage control since the day Trump became the Republican nominee, and until the public figures out they need to actually care about more than the presidential election, they'll stay where they are. | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:22 dAPhREAk wrote: this is probably the dumbest thing you can do. i will be dipping into my emergency fund to buy. make some money off people's stupidity, dont be the stupid person. When you say money, are you just holding cash? If so then it makes no sense to cash out. Even if you have index funds, the reason you hold them is to mitigate risk through diversification. | ||
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NukeD
Croatia1612 Posts
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GoTuNk!
Chile4591 Posts
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m4ini
4215 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:25 zeo wrote: The establishment protects the Clintons, the establishment is now dead. It all now depends on how much political will there is to go after the criminals in Washington. Trump has the will. We'll see. I'll bet nothing will happen. I will say this though: people are WAY too excited about this win. There will be a harsh disappointment for people (you included) once you realize how little will change. | ||
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
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Buckyman
1364 Posts
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Mysticesper
United States1183 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:28 m4ini wrote: We'll see. I'll bet nothing will happen. I will say this though: people are WAY too excited about this win. There will be a harsh disappointment for people (you included) once you realize how little will change. It's probably true. Michael Moore is like, the one who called it, and time will tell to see if he is right. Once the adrenaline wears off, people will start to think rationally. | ||
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Jaaaaasper
United States10225 Posts
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Chewbacca.
United States3634 Posts
On November 09 2016 14:20 ShoCkeyy wrote: Should I take all my money out of 401k? Serious question... I'm not happy about tonight's results, but I don't want to get fucked either... Uhhh, it has already dropped probably the largest amount it will, and it would have to drop a shit ton more for it to make the penalty worth it. | ||
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