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1 minute ago, rambo said:

 I'd gladly take all the money me and my employers have put into it with a 7% compounded interest. 

I'm sure you would :lol:

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1 minute ago, Paul852 said:

I'm sure you would :lol:

Hey man, I'm just asking for average market returns from the last 20 years.  No big deal.

 

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Just now, rambo said:

Hey man, I'm just asking for average market returns from the last 20 years.  No big deal.

 

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You'll get 70% of what you were supposed to get and like it.

By the way that was beyond cringey when they started singing the Hey Hey Goodbye song during the walkout

Just now, Paul852 said:

You'll get 70% of what you were supposed to get and like it.

Fing Boomers taking it all. :furious:

Trump is a loser.

 

 

2 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

By the way that was beyond cringey when they started singing the Hey Hey Goodbye song during the walkout

Goes to prove that there aren't many adults in those hallowed halls.

5 minutes ago, rambo said:

Fing Boomers taking it all. :furious:

Don't even get me started, man. What even is a pension?

8 minutes ago, rambo said:

Fing Boomers taking it all. :furious:

Just put the money in the collection plate and STFU :-)

2 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Just put the money in the collection plate and STFU :-)

The full 10%! I don't want to hear that you're struggling.

This Rhino Liberal Snowflake warns us about Tariffs. 

 

 

Just now, Paul852 said:

The full 10%! I don't want to hear that you're struggling.

And she's buying a stairway to Heaven.

4 minutes ago, Paul852 said:

The full 10%! I don't want to hear that you're struggling.

Any delays and we double it

Just now, DrPhilly said:

Any delays and we double it

If you ask for a retaliatory handout, we triple it!

 

5 minutes ago, Gannan said:

 

Here's some other top results from the notoriously accurate Political Polls:

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Just now, mikemack8 said:

Here's some other top results from the notoriously accurate Political Polls:

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Those polls were accurate dude. Not much a poll can do when there's a stolen election. 

Harris won. I know it. You know it. 

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Fox News on the impact of Trump's Tariffs. Financial genius. 

 

 

Where are you people going to fit Greenland's star on your flag? Isn't it a bit cluttered as is?

And 51 is a weird number. It's not prime but - 3 rows of 17? You guys are F'ed.

Thank you President Trump.

Wall Street Banks Say Markets Are Flashing Rising Recession Risk

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wall-street-banks-markets-flashing-141558727.html

(Bloomberg) -- Financial markets are signaling that the risk of a recession is growing as tariff-related uncertainty and indicators of economic weakness spread fear across Wall Street.

 

A model from JPMorgan Chase & Co. shows that the market-implied probability of an economic downturn has climbed to 31% on Tuesday, from 17% at the end of November. Key indicators like five-year Treasuries and base metals are showing an even higher — toss-up — chance of a contraction. While it’s far from the base case, a similar model from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. also suggests recession risk is edging up, at 23% from 14% in January.

After a wild ride in markets Tuesday, economic sentiment is darkening as money managers and corporate executives struggle to cope with the volatility created by President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs. Trump defended his plan to remake the global trading order in his address to Congress Tuesday night, acknowledging the prospect of discomfort ahead.

"With softer economic activity data in the US and already weaker business and consumer confidence in recent weeks, the tariffs that came into effect on March 4th on Canada, Mexico and China are raising the risk of an even bigger hit to business and consumer confidence going forward,” said JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou. "In turn this raises the specter of a US recession and markets have naturally priced in higher probability.”

2 hours ago, jsdarkstar said:

Get ready to lose Social Security as Musk calls it the greatest ponzi scheme ever.

I want my money back. All of it. 

I mean, it is definitionally a Ponzi scheme. New investors' money is used to pay out to investors who are withdrawing. That is the definition of a Ponzi scheme.

10 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

I mean, it is definitionally a Ponzi scheme. New investors' money is used to pay out to investors who are withdrawing. That is the definition of a Ponzi scheme.

SS needs to go away. The problem is there's a way to do it and let taxpayers get some of their money back or you can do what Trump and Elon plan to do...

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