GIVE ME A FUCKING BREAK

On the anniversary of the 1987 crash, the market crashes? Come on with this fucking horseshit. When was the last time the market fell by more than 200? It just had to drop today, out of all days, as a way to fuck with people.

I’m getting lit up, seven figure losses, down more than 3% for the day, led by everything. Miraculously, coal and the homies are holding their ground– but it doesn’t matter.

The sick, perverted, stock Gods have decided to play a prank on us by pulling the strings out from the marionette, leaving us without a captain to direct the ship. Consequently, it’s down, down, down for the market and the fucktards, such as myself, who are long.

Gone are the days of yesterday when mocking the bears for being “stupid fucking retards” was fashionable. Today the bears are celebrating, decked out in their finest burlap’d costumes, dining on the livers of overzealous longs.

VIX is spiking and so is TLT. It’s a classic “risk off” day, which if history is of any use will be short lived.

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56 Responses to GIVE ME A FUCKING BREAK

Tonka says:

“It’s a classic “risk off” day, which if history is of any use will be short lived.”

Short lived just like the most overblown market non-event in history…1987

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trade_drunk says:

PFFFFFT what a fucked shit show. Glad I am 100% CASH and have been by the end of the trading day for 3 mother fucked weeks! In & Out bitches, like a coked out ninja.

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Yabollox says:

What a coincidence, 25 yr anniversary of the 1987 crash and this shit happens. Kinda like Bengazi, 11th anniversary of 9/11 and there’s a spontaneous demonstration over some bullshit video on YouTube. Just another coincidence.

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Randomness says:

The Fed takes turn juicing equities then bonds. Its juicing bonds now. Its a balancing act in which it has no choice. Its like a dance with the market. Dammit, I split another infinitive.

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Mr. Cain Thaler says:

You nailed it on Twitter. The statistics of this being anything other than pre-planned are horrible.

There’s an easy fix here. In about 4 days I’m rolling into a margin position I’ll hold until the end of the year.

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xxxHuggieBearxxx says:

reallly one can only laugh that i fully invest over the last two days after sitting out for months only to encounter the worst single day drop in four months or something….i mean what in the shittastic fuck.

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trade_drunk says:

I realize I have not yet established myself in these great halls as a master of the market, however I did post 3 fucking weeks ago that buy and hold should be considered, and I quote “buy and get lit the fuck up”

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TraderCaddy says:

Calm down.
This isn’t a crash and there isn’t blood in the streets.
To get to the equivalent of ’87 we need to go down about 2800+ (DJIA)points.
This is called a down day.
We used to have them all of the time before Uncle Ben started pumping the prime.
Anyway, be glad about the ’87 crash otherwise Fly would not have had the name PPT 12631.

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KCTrader says:

Agree, Helicopter Ben didn’t do any emergency fund rate cuts today, of course, I cannot think how he can cut any further. I thought the Chairman of the Federal Reserve was suppose to monitor and try to control inflation and not if the stock market goes up.

Supply and Demand not apart of Ben’s Economics back ground in these recent days.

He knows who pays his money on and off the table though. Lobbyist… dangerous at times.

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xxxHuggieBearxxx says:

shit close after all…plus my clock was off by two minutes and i got caught with my pants down. Hope monday opens up is all i can say.

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Sloop says:

SHIT!! I should have kept my QQQ short from yesterday. IF I remembered today was the 500 point black Monday anniversary. I could have guessed this would happen Wall Street LOVES tradition. DAMN IT!! LF is doing well but my others are in the shitter!

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