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Being (hopefully) 2 maybe 3 years from pulling the trigger, I'm starting to get a little nervous about next year with how heavy I'm into stocks. It's hard to walk away from the gains (21% YTD) after the big heart stopping losses in March, but I don't want to fall victim to the age old adage, "Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered."Quote:
Originally Posted by TRnCO
Biggie and Tupac come first, then Epstein...Quote:
Originally Posted by Holger Danske
[Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by BladesNBarrels
Delfuego will still be trying to perfect that sought after, Colorado chili verde
1. Covid will become background noise by May.
2. Democratic governors will continue to wield their newfound powers as if the pandemic is still an imminent threat, picking which businesses survive.
3. Freedoms we took for granted in 2019 will never be restored, but restrictions will be eased enough to placate the sheep.
4. A series of "gun violence" events will be used to bootstrap a whole new rash of gun control regulations that will predictably have zero effect on the actual issues.
5. Millions of American gun owners will stop giving 2 shits about whatever the federal government has to say about their rights, and will inadvertently become felons(and fail to care about that).
My prediction is more of the same.
People may fondly look back at 2020 and lament that things were bad, but not as bad as they are now.
Joe Biden will stroke out on April fools day and Matt Drudge will come out as a new progressive Marxist and go all in for Kamalamala.
Reminds me of the Obama years. I oftentimes found myself wishing Bill Clinton was still president. I only thought I hated Bill Clinton...then the new crop of democrats came along and I had to redefine "hate" in my mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Historically, sadly, 2020 will be remembered as......the good old days.