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Ask him if he watched halftime report today
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Ill take the opposite side of that...
lol, its over
Sounds like someone is looking for an exit opportunity
Didn’t this dumbfuck just say stocks were going down 40%?
lol, it looks like the bubble popped. I guess Peter Schiff was right once again.
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