@Strandjunker He's _gotta_ be profiting on some kind of short position prior to each of these drops....

@Strandjunker A study is needed to detect a trend and determine if correlation is causation.

@Strandjunker Where can I get one of those red hats they pass out when winning?

@Strandjunker This just tells me that we have 4 or 5 more to go.

@Strandjunker love this. do you have a link to were you got this data?

@Strandjunker as much as I love dunking on this incredible asshole, the market was going to tank at the onset of COVID regardless of which jackass sat in the white house

@Strandjunker

It was still impressive. Putin is happy.

There is always tomorrow.

#Markets #Tariffs

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Do this again as a percentage.

Here is the list of biggest percentage losses from Wikipedia:

1 1987-10-19 1,738.74 −508.00 −22.61%
2 2020-03-16 20,188.52 −2,997.10 −12.93%
3 1929-10-28 260.64 −38.33 −12.82%
4 1929-10-29 230.07 −30.57 −11.73%
5 2020-03-12 21,200.62 −2,352.60 −9.99%
6 1929-11-06 232.13 −25.55 −9.92%
7 1899-12-18 58.27 −5.57 −8.72%
8 1932-08-12 63.11 −5.79 −8.40%
9 1907-03-14 76.23 −6.89 −8.29%
10 1987-10-26 1,793.93 −156.83 −8.04%

TFG owns two of these. Reagan owns two more. Hoover owns four. All Republicans. But not sure if that makes a trend.

@Strandjunker it's worth pointing out that these are largest drops in absolute terms, not as percentages. The top five largest percentage drops include 3/16/2020 and 3/12/2020, which are included here, and the 1987 and 1929 crashes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_daily_changes_in_the_Dow_Jones_Industrial_Average

@Strandjunker With infinite regret, unfortunately I don't think we can blame him for 2020. That 2025 is even in the same list is damning, though.

@Strandjunker lol. Today was only his 5th best effort

@Strandjunker In my mind I kept hearing BTO's "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" as I looked at this list.

@Strandjunker At this point I almost feel this must be "by design"

No one can be that stupid one would think right?

right...?