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jmbar2

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9. Good choice

Reply to Crowman2009 (Reply #7)

Sat Apr 18, 2026, 12:03 PM

Yesterday

When this bubble bursts, it's gonna be massive. And recovery will be unsure due to the massive layoffs and bankruptcies that will occur. I envy those who are sitting on safe investments.

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20 minutes before it was announced that the Straights of Hormuz was opened, massive trades were made. [View all] Swede Yesterday OP

The entire fiasco Timewas Yesterday #1

Yes, the Grifter-in-Chief Is on the Job! MineralMan Yesterday #2

And then iran closed it again? It's a grift. Srkdqltr Yesterday #3

A mouth like Trump's... Kid Berwyn Yesterday #4

Day traders are catching on to this pattern jmbar2 Yesterday #5

I'm lucky to have made 2% in my 401(k) this year before moving everything in it to a money-market fund over a month ago. Crowman2009 Yesterday #7

Good choice jmbar2 Yesterday #9

How about the Gays of Hormuz? generalbetrayus Yesterday #6

And you think it's hard for the big boats to get around the kinks in Hormuz? erronis Yesterday #10

... 2naSalit Yesterday #8

Not unusual at all. SergeStorms Yesterday #11

TY, Swede.. Cha Yesterday #12

It's the sheer size of this particular grift that caught attention. $750 million, what was the payoff? Swede Yesterday #13

Oh you're Welcome... I knew it was Important... Cha Yesterday #14