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angrychair

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5. That is true

Reply to drray23 (Reply #2)

Fri Apr 4, 2025, 04:45 PM

Apr 4

But my assumption would be that each day is building of the fear and uncertainty of the day before, which is why the circuit breakers exist to slow the feeding frenzy and let people take a breath.

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Stock market Monday [View all] angrychair Apr 4 OP

Tomorrow is Saturday. I'm assuming you mean this following Monday... SWBTATTReg Apr 4 #1

Yep angrychair Apr 4 #4

I think the circuit breaker threshold drray23 Apr 4 #2

That is true angrychair Apr 4 #5

Valid points and good post angry....but to me democratsruletheday Apr 4 #9

Purely psychological angrychair Apr 4 #10

Do you mean monday? Tomorrow is saturday Demovictory9 Apr 4 #3

I did and updated my OP. N/T angrychair Apr 4 #6

Fear versus trust. Frasier Balzov Apr 4 #7

There's a whole weekend ahead for the trusting magats to notice what is happening and panic, so they Scrivener7 Apr 4 #8