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I expect a stock market crash soon, a slight rebound and then an even bigger crash. Two years ago I already moved all my mutual funds to bonds just before the crash when Covid started and oil went up, maybe a day late on that actually. So I had mostly bonds already but all mutual funds I was investing in for the last two years I set up late last night and moved all to bonds and all future investments to bonds. Then I just found this article when I googled "stock market bubble" https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/warren-buffett-indicator-211-percent-stock-market-bubble-asset-crash-2022-1

I cut him for Colston Loveland who will be a backup for me except for to cover bye weeks.

Why don't you like Ewoks? I think you should give them another chance. Have you seen the Mandalorian and Grogu trailer? Do you plan to see the movie in the theatre (next spring)?

I'm saying there's a chance the President is justified in some or all of his tariff decisions. I really don't know what he's trying to accomplish or who got in his head regarding tariffs and really could care less if the Supreme Court rules against him. The laws should be followed in the Supreme Court's decision. I'll let them decide and I will accept their decision as they know way more about this than I ever could or want to even try to learn.

10 piece chicken McNuggets extra value meal is $8.00 This is what I got for lunch today. @t. j. booker will appreciate this.

While Congress had close control over tariff rates for the first 150 years of the nation's history, it has, since the 1930s, passed legislation that delegates significant authority to the President to negotiate and adjust tariffs under specific circumstances, such as for national security or in response to unfair trade practices by other countries. Nonetheless, all tariffs fundamentally originate from the authority granted to the legislative branch by the Constitution. Delegation of authority: Over time, particularly after the Great Depression and the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, Congress began delegating more authority to the President to negotiate trade agreements and adjust tariffs. Evolution of power: While Congress still retains the ultimate power to set tariffs, the President has been given the ability to act under specific laws passed by Congress, often as part of foreign policy and trade negotiations.

Inflation is much more under control under Trump. Here was the other choice's plan (begins babbling at 1:47 and then her plan begins at 2:30)

This is old news and you probably have seen it already but I'll post it here anyway, regarding Tesla stock back in March 2025. https://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-stock-price-decline-retail-investors-tsla-insider-sales-jpmorgan-2025-3#:~:text=According to Wu%2C the trading,stock%2C'" Musk added.

I gave them a $10 bill and got back $1, 2 dimes, and 3 pennies.

She answered. I can’t help you if you don’t understand what she said.

I watched this. She thinks they caught his killer.

This perfectly sums up hand signals and intent.

It is now in the biggest city in the country due to majority vote.

Only the original poster can and would peenie the thread. Mike can but he locks threads when necessary, doesn't delete them.

Not all Muslims here assimilate to our culture, not at all. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told federal agents that he and his brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, were motivated by extremist Islamic beliefs. Their actions were a response to the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which they viewed as the oppression of Muslims, and they believed the Boston Marathon victims were "collateral damage".

You suck at making thread titles. I have to agree with squissy.

Zohran sounds like a villain in Superman or in Thor or a similar comic book / movie.

Neither did those that did vote for him.

We have immigrants from Mexico and Venezuela because those people our poor there and can come here and make good money. If Trump conducts operations that result in regime change in Venezuela and taking away cartels money and influence in Mexico, those people have a chance to get out of the poverty and suffering in their own countries and would then have reasons to stay where they are.

Oh, I hate Laura Dern's character in Star Wars The Last Jedi. off. Sorry for the actress losing her mother though.

I was thinking of Diane from Cheers, but that was the character, played by actress Shelly Long, who is alive.

I didn't know. Highlander was great.

There was one on campus at the U of Nebraska. Lincoln is where Amigos started. There is one in Omaha a few blocks from my house. The manager knows me because I’ve gone there so many times for years. Crisp meat burritos and Mexi cheese are good. Their big build it burrito is good and their taco salads are good.