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Another FMTF?
Preceding Fridays at 4pm bulls have found themselves saying F___ Me to Tears. Nobody wants to hold the weekend. This has the potential to be another one. even though we are at a point where we usually bottom. The Markert gets trigger happy when you are under the 200 for a few days. The market had one General, Gold, they shot their big winner. Bonds?? Not even! Protect yourself in equities 6000could be in the cards. Needsome real good nes, this market might not be able to stave off bears for another 5 days. (JMHO)
112 Views · 8 Replies ( Last reply by steadyquest )
A complete mess
given that in the US there's freedom of speech, I want to remark again that this one is the worst US politics I have ever seen. I don't remember a US politics as bad as this one. EOM.
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Oh Mr Trump you silly man.
When he met with Japanese prime minister and raised the WWII sneak attack while sitting next to her with press (what an idiot), It came to me that Trump is actually Archie Bunker incarnate and he is currently rolling around in the briar patch entrapped by the tar baby (Iran). The dude has totally misjudged the entire situation.
"Tar Baby"
The Original Folklore Origin
It comes from the Uncle Remus stories (Joel Chandler Harris, 1880s), adapted from African and African-American folk traditions. In the tale, Brer Fox creates a doll made of tar and turpentine to trap Brer Rabbit. When Brer Rabbit tries to interact with it, he gets progressively more stuck — the more he struggles, the worse it gets. The tar baby itself is just the trap, not a character with agency.
The Idiom / Political Meaning
In common usage it became a metaphor for:
- A sticky problem that gets worse the more you engage with it
- A situation where every attempted solution entangles you further
- A political or policy trap — the moment you touch it, you own it
Politicians and strategists use it to describe issues they deliberately avoid because engagement itself causes damage, regardless of outcome. Examples include intractable budget items, social policy debates, or foreign policy quagmires.
271 Views · 2 Replies ( Last reply by Chilidawgz )
I don't think Iran is talking about peace
but I also think that someone that counts a lot, has made it clear that he doesn't want any other market drop and the guys in Wall Street will pay attention and will carefully avoid that substatining the market,
whatever point will be reached int his war, which is far from over. Next stage is boots on the ground.
when the market's heavy drop is over and you feel lik...
Sinner in the first three seconds of this video
the legs' movement in the first three seconds is really funny.....LOL
It is like me when the worst in the stock market is over......LOL
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