We Can’t Prevent Market Panics. We Can Control How We React.

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Panicked about the market? The lessons of history offer a cure.

How could a microscopic organism destroy nearly $15 trillion in global stock-market wealth in five weeks?

Until recently, many investors believed central banks and other policy makers had repealed the business cycle and that making money in the stock market was something you could take for granted—in much the same way that science and technology seemed to have beaten back diseases that had been the scourge of humanity for millennia.

 

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and especially for the rich. Buy large blocks of stock at bargain prices and watch it multiply when the bulls come out again!.

In other words, don’t listen to Wall Street.

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Sometimes panic is the only reasonable response.

Who cares about the market, I’m worried the elderly population is gunna get wiped out like Italy. Everyone explaining all the numbers like it’s ok, but someone wxplain Italy, stop acting like is an every year thing, n like it’s normal for the deaths.

Once all the really good stocks are taken. That thing going rocket so far down you will lose your clothing. As it whips past you a mach speed. wait for it........

Narrator: it wasn't 6 trillion dollars of inflation I mean stimulus.

crash worse than 2008 is here.

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