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Happy Hoosier

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45. Yeah, lots of folks specualte about that kind of stuff...
Fri Jun 5, 2026, 12:35 PM
12 hrs ago

Some folks are convinced that as the Boomers retire (And Gen Xers begin to retire) and start to draw draw down savings instead of investing, that this will actually cause selling pressures instead of buying pressures. That's not showing up in the data, though. Interestingly, millenials and even Gen Zer's tend to invest at higher rates, but there are fewer of them. I have no idea what this looks like 30 years form now, should I live that long.

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Sold my last 3 stocks. Moved money to a multigraincracker Thursday #1
You may be right edhopper Thursday #2
If the Democrats win back Congress this fall I predict a stock market correction. yardwork Thursday #4
Trump will still be President edhopper Thursday #22
There are no crashes anymore. Market is rigged and irrational GreatGazoo Thursday #3
That kind of rigging can't hold forever paulkienitz Thursday #11
and yet here we are GreatGazoo Thursday #15
Something I think a lot of folks are missing are structural changes in the market. Happy Hoosier 13 hrs ago #43
Have had similar thoughts GreatGazoo 13 hrs ago #44
Yeah, lots of folks specualte about that kind of stuff... Happy Hoosier 12 hrs ago #45
The issue is how many times have we been told to leave the market? Melon Thursday #5
Yeah, that's where I am ITAL Thursday #8
It took six years to recover edhopper Thursday #23
Six years isn't that long for me ITAL Thursday #24
Or get out now and edhopper Thursday #28
Preferably you are cost averaging. Melon Thursday #32
There are other investments edhopper Thursday #33
If you took your money out in 2007 edhopper 14 hrs ago #40
No it's not "just as risky". paulkienitz Thursday #9
Ill gotten ponzy...huh? You mean investment returns. Melon Thursday #21
"others success"? There is no success to profit from in AI. paulkienitz Thursday #25
Go read what Sam Altman is saying. Uber and Melon Thursday #31
That math doesn't math -- companies will not pay enough. paulkienitz 20 hrs ago #34
WSJ and Gallup did a story looking at how Democrat voters are losing money GreatGazoo Thursday #16
"Democratic." The adjective form is "Democratic." ColoringFool Thursday #17
I could have put a hyphen in there but noun GreatGazoo Thursday #20
No Johnny2X2X Thursday #6
I've heard that song before. paulkienitz Thursday #10
We've been waiting decades for a bubble Johnny2X2X Thursday #12
Index funds are like 50% AI bubble now. paulkienitz Thursday #14
9 years ago when I joined DU, people were saying that Bitcoin would burst and go to near zero Polybius 20 hrs ago #36
Bitcoin will either sputter on for decades, or go almost instantaneously to zero at any time -- it's not predictable. paulkienitz 20 hrs ago #37
People are predicting the market is holding on Johonny Thursday #7
I turned some investments into a newer and larger house CanonRay Thursday #13
I'll just keep my NVIDIA,TYVM. ColoringFool Thursday #18
Jensen Huang is pulling sooo many circular-financing fast ones... paulkienitz Thursday #19
Heard the same shit from Thom Hartmann a few years back Ziggy Beans Thursday #26
That same lie was told before the last two crashes. paulkienitz Thursday #29
imho Fat gains should be pruned. Rotation is underway. bucolic_frolic Thursday #27
Simple.... multigraincracker Thursday #30
More apropos to the current situation, index funds do the opposite. paulkienitz 19 hrs ago #38
I think that's a terrible prediction Polybius 20 hrs ago #35
"doesnt crash anymore" paulkienitz 19 hrs ago #39
Lol imagine taking investment advive from a panicked, anonymous internet poster. BannonsLiver 14 hrs ago #41
I am hardly alone in pointing out how remarkably huge and smelly an elephant is currently in the room. paulkienitz 2 hrs ago #47
Or not Happy Hoosier 14 hrs ago #42
I have no intention of trying to call tops and bottoms. I just want to avoid big crashes. paulkienitz 2 hrs ago #46
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