It's going up and down like a yo yo but doesn't
seem to be having much of an effect on the actual
economy. Employment figures are up with the
unemployment rate is still at around 3%. As I said before,
it seems to be little more than investors in the giant
socials like Amazon, Facebook etc playing Russian Roulette
with money in place of bullets. The only people, normal
people that is who could be affected by a down market
would be those with their pensions invested in those same
social giants, but as fast as the stocks go down, so they
go up again equally as fast.
seem to be having much of an effect on the actual
economy. Employment figures are up with the
unemployment rate is still at around 3%. As I said before,
it seems to be little more than investors in the giant
socials like Amazon, Facebook etc playing Russian Roulette
with money in place of bullets. The only people, normal
people that is who could be affected by a down market
would be those with their pensions invested in those same
social giants, but as fast as the stocks go down, so they
go up again equally as fast.

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