Just like the stock market didn't represent the whole economy when it was up (Reply #6)

In the discussion thread: When will we get back to Dow 36000? [View all]

Mon Sep 26, 2022, 08:05 PM

Warpy (107,325 posts)

6. Just like the stock market didn't represent the whole economy when it was up

it doesn't represent the whole economy when it is on a slide back into realistic territory.

What remains to be seen is what happens to energy prices this winter, something that remains to be seen depending on how much trouble central Europe is in and Putin prefers to burn money rather than open the pipelines. We'll see how long he gets away with it.

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9 replies	Author	Time	Post
When will we get back to Dow 36000? [View all]	Shermann	Sep 2022	OP
If you want a rapid rise back up, one of two things has to happen	Warpy	Sep 2022	#1
There doesn't seem to be a consensus on whether the US is in recession or not	Shermann	Sep 2022	#3
Just like the stock market didn't represent the whole economy when it was up	Warpy	Sep 2022	#6
Stocks are one of the few things people don't want	Tomconroy	Sep 2022	#2
Option not listed: less than a year	Fiendish Thingy	Sep 2022	#4
Since 2000, the S&P 500 has taken an average of 647 trading days	Shermann	Sep 2022	#7
That's not an accurate description of the bigger picture	Fiendish Thingy	Sep 2022	#8
"Bigger picture" just means averaging in older data	Shermann	Sep 2022	#9
How about Thursday since we are all wishing.	twodogsbarking	Sep 2022	#5

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