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00:00:00 – MLIV 6/08/2026
00:00:12 – AI Rally Cools
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28 thoughts on “This Market Selloff Isn’t Exhausted Yet: 3-Minutes MLIV

  1. Runaway Speculation:' Pundits and economists, most famously Yale professor Irving Fisher, boldly declared that stocks had reached a "permanently high plateau" right before the bubble burst.

    The Devastating Collapse

    After the September 1929 peak….

    the market slowly began to drift downward before a sudden wave of panic set in: [

    Black Thursday (Oct 24, 1929): The market plunged 11 percent as selling volume reached record levels.

    Black Monday (Oct 28, 1929): The Dow declined another 13 percent.

    Black Tuesday (Oct 29, 1929): Panic selling flooded the exchange, dropping the market another 12 percent.

    By November 1929, the Dow had lost nearly half of its value."

    What is coming as so much worse.

  2. Trump is the first president in American history to take control of the federal reserve, he will not allow a hike no matter the inflation

    "no one who disagrees with me will ever be fed chair" – TRUMP

  3. this cudmore fella is 1000% correct, new fed will absolutely not hike due to board no longer independant and hold till the cows come home or lower. djia 7+ yr bull run will continue bc it feeds off main street investor fears and dow will hit 55,000 by december -refuse to buy dips at your risk. spot gold sinks to $1,200/oz

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