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ParticipantDiscussion of this on CalcRisk as well.
ParticipantDiscussion of this on CalcRisk as well.
ParticipantDiscussion of this on CalcRisk as well.
ParticipantDiscussion of this on CalcRisk as well.
ParticipantYeah, but not suggesting speech restrictions or revoking accounts. Suggesting an abuse link, where over the line posts could be ‘voted’ on and if the votes were above a certain threshold, deleted. The community would take care of itself. Seems like it would be easy to implement. I’d be willing to help.
ParticipantYeah, but not suggesting speech restrictions or revoking accounts. Suggesting an abuse link, where over the line posts could be ‘voted’ on and if the votes were above a certain threshold, deleted. The community would take care of itself. Seems like it would be easy to implement. I’d be willing to help.
ParticipantYeah, but not suggesting speech restrictions or revoking accounts. Suggesting an abuse link, where over the line posts could be ‘voted’ on and if the votes were above a certain threshold, deleted. The community would take care of itself. Seems like it would be easy to implement. I’d be willing to help.
ParticipantYeah, but not suggesting speech restrictions or revoking accounts. Suggesting an abuse link, where over the line posts could be ‘voted’ on and if the votes were above a certain threshold, deleted. The community would take care of itself. Seems like it would be easy to implement. I’d be willing to help.
ParticipantYeah, but not suggesting speech restrictions or revoking accounts. Suggesting an abuse link, where over the line posts could be ‘voted’ on and if the votes were above a certain threshold, deleted. The community would take care of itself. Seems like it would be easy to implement. I’d be willing to help.
ParticipantThe buying uptick, do you think it has legs? Predictions re: next 12 months of growth aren’t great. Seems like everything is contracting right now, jobs, spending, contracts, etc.
I don’t want to be pessimistic. Price ratios are COMPELLING. That’s exactly what we want to see.
And I agree — sharp correction would be better in the long run. Let the market adjust.
So much hinges on the broader economy holding together, another $1T in charges on the way in banking alone (we’re through about $300B).
ParticipantThe buying uptick, do you think it has legs? Predictions re: next 12 months of growth aren’t great. Seems like everything is contracting right now, jobs, spending, contracts, etc.
I don’t want to be pessimistic. Price ratios are COMPELLING. That’s exactly what we want to see.
And I agree — sharp correction would be better in the long run. Let the market adjust.
So much hinges on the broader economy holding together, another $1T in charges on the way in banking alone (we’re through about $300B).
ParticipantThe buying uptick, do you think it has legs? Predictions re: next 12 months of growth aren’t great. Seems like everything is contracting right now, jobs, spending, contracts, etc.
I don’t want to be pessimistic. Price ratios are COMPELLING. That’s exactly what we want to see.
And I agree — sharp correction would be better in the long run. Let the market adjust.
So much hinges on the broader economy holding together, another $1T in charges on the way in banking alone (we’re through about $300B).
ParticipantThe buying uptick, do you think it has legs? Predictions re: next 12 months of growth aren’t great. Seems like everything is contracting right now, jobs, spending, contracts, etc.
I don’t want to be pessimistic. Price ratios are COMPELLING. That’s exactly what we want to see.
And I agree — sharp correction would be better in the long run. Let the market adjust.
So much hinges on the broader economy holding together, another $1T in charges on the way in banking alone (we’re through about $300B).
ParticipantThe buying uptick, do you think it has legs? Predictions re: next 12 months of growth aren’t great. Seems like everything is contracting right now, jobs, spending, contracts, etc.
I don’t want to be pessimistic. Price ratios are COMPELLING. That’s exactly what we want to see.
And I agree — sharp correction would be better in the long run. Let the market adjust.
So much hinges on the broader economy holding together, another $1T in charges on the way in banking alone (we’re through about $300B).
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