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Listen to the panic here at a 2% fall.... most of these guys are buy high sell low types. Honestly just stick to trackers and wait for retirement.
Indeed, had a nice uplift in the value of my portfolio this last month but I'm expecting turbulent times ahead following Trump's decision to hit the EU/Canada/Mexico with trade tarrifs.
Markets are freaking out because the orange toddler throwing his toys out the pram is bad for business.
No panic from me. Not quite a buying opportunity yet though, was tempted at Intel when it dipped below $19 but I think this trade war will escalate before it cools off.
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im eying amd at the moment
Someone here called it advanced money destroyer
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Was expecting a worse reaction, surprising because people are still scarred with last week's selloff. I think unless you're investing in stocks with Mexican or Canadian connections things should recover quite quickly. Surprisingly the European car industry is quite intertwined with Mexico for example
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*checks index. We're cool...
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i've had a half decent return in the past. i feel it has better procespects than Intel at the moment. at least not seeing the same financial issues as intel.Someone here called it advanced money destroyer
we'll see waht the new card release brings.
Trump says US tariffs on EU will happen, but tells BBC a UK deal 'could be worked out' - live updates
European markets have already fallen in reaction to the US president announcing a 25% import tax on goods from Canada and Mexico, and 10% on goods from China.
www.bbc.co.uk
Yes, it'll all be over in 4 years