It's Worth It

[marshallhuffer]

Stephen Colbert: "I sold out years ago and I'm a coward."

[TheRadAnti]

The majority of people being told to panic over the stock market don't even own any stocks

[billbright]

They didn't care when the market was down 30% in 2022.

[harpman]

Bye-bye, Democrats. You very likely are permanently done. Republicans and Independents from here on out.

[maxamps]

Reagan was right about the unchecked power of media.

[Erock]

People like Stephen try to make others panic so he can have something to talk about. Mind-numbing show I would never watch 😂💯🤣

[newman]

I see why the elites are so pissed…. Keep up the great work President Trump

[Blublod]

Trump is kicking ass and taking no names! 🇺🇸

[rifleman]

It's called a buying opportunity.

[LC_from_MO]

I live from my stock market earnings because I retired early to help my dying mother and my spouse had several surgeries rendering them non- ambulatory for 18 out of 24 months. I’m willing to take the temporary hit. I don’t yet qualify for Social Security nor Medicaid. In fact, I’m even considering cashing out the retirement benefits early just to buy more stocks now. Buy low, sell high!

[paulwalsh]

Fuel prices dropped off a cliff as stock prices went through the roof in Trumps first term and that was somehow a problem then too.

[mademoisellelanoire]

Best of luck to USA! Lots of love from across the world! USA, USA, USA! Cheers!

[deforealpole]

FEAR MONGERING is a basic call-to-arms. Which, based on Dem track records. Not Good.

[daBEAGLE]

How about that Nasdaq having a huge rebound today.

[JasonSmith-ffyo]

Best non-American reporter outside of the US!!! Thank you my guy🫡🫶🏽

[DonReality]

I mentioned this is a BUYING opportunity for all us plebs, instead of complaining and whining under the pressure of their TDS - many whom don't even have a pot to piss in and barely have £1000 in any form of investment. Uttered the same sentiment on The Telegraph 😂 but their TDS was too strong. Absolute numpties.

[dt]

Yeah well if your getting your financial advice from Stephen Colbert your not the brightest berry in the bush…..

[Frosty_tha_Snowman]

I was 23 when covid hit - and it absolutely ruined my life. I still can barely smell or taste anything at all. It made my vision deteriorate, and I've had constant drowsiness and brain fog since then, and it made me lose about 50% of my hair, and drained the color from being a golden blonde, to a lifeless dark gray-brown color. I have perpetual dark circles under my eyes, and constant joint and muscle aches. It destroyed me. I wore a mask, I didn't go out in public ONCE for the first year - and then my dad came home with it, refused to admit he was sick, pretended he wasn't, and refused to isolate in his bedroom, and got me and my mom both sick. My mom has had the same issues as me, but my 62 year old dad had 0 issues from it, and recovered just fine. 3 months later, he did the same thing, and I had barely started to recover from the first time I fell ill. I never would have had it the entire pandemic if it weren't for an irresponsible republican boomer, acting like the world would bend to his will, and that he could do no wrong, and as if it were impossible for him to cause harm with his irresponsibility. I've been a Trump supporter since he first announced he was running, I've been anti-vaccine and still am - but that fucking virus was far from harmless, and absolutely affected young, healthy people. I'm a personal trainer and nutritional therapist - I was a 3 sport athlete in school, and was at the top of my position in each sport - and the word "covid" makes me unspeakably angry.

[bryantomlinson]

*Buyers Beware*

The value of stocks and shares can go down as well as up.

[troublebreathing]

"Deflationary spiral" you mean a recession