ACT

He'll cave. Then claim it was their idea all along to extend the affordable care act but Chuck Schumer wouldn't let them

SPY is green! Quickly everyone, act surprised!

Going into a tantrum just because society or other people would prefer you act one way or another isn't bring a free speech absolutist- it's just oppositional defiant disorder. My 5 year old is not a free speech absolutist. Uh... calls.

When I was a kid, when you wanted to take pictures, you had to wait months sometimes to have them developed. It’s fucking crazy to think about how people walk around with multiple cameras in their pockets at all times. And we act like its completely normal

The attack on gold from all the bitcoin people are pathetic. Crypto has a future but they act like there isnt room for both.  Both could still rise significantly in the next 10 years because of stagflation.  Central banks are loading up on gold for a reason.

crypto bros need act of god lol

I have it on absolutely no authority that SPY is going to burn to the ground on Monday. Don't act on this information, it's completely made up. That said, I bought Puts for the first time in like months because SPY broke a short term trend it's respected since May and is currently nearing the top of a long term trend it's respected since 2016.... Which, the last time it got this close to the top of said trend channel was back in Jan 2022, it then proceeded to drop nearly 25% all the way through October to the bottom of the trend channel. Way more downside than upside potential in my view, especially with things shaking up politically/economically.

**And with that, I bought my first call option!** ***This act will have consequences.***

Why do you cucks act like every down day is the Great Depression?

Whatever you do, act rational, think about your kids, do not get sucked in because you feel FOMO

I can’t believe people still act on whatever the orange man says. We are being recorded right now for a interplanetary tv mockery

Don’t act like this wasn’t all planned by the gooners at the top last week. We’re all just finding out about it now

Trump is going to act like he had nothing to do with this sell off. Probably going to blame it on the Democrats or Biden.

ok how tf am i supposed to act normal at work today

unh needs to act like defensive stock

Boar’s head is over priced. Gotta buy Oscar Meyer baloney or some spam if you wanna act like a poor

If APLD goes 40+ tomorrow, I can act like none of this ever happened

True but he wasn't trying. This was an act of pure gard.

Btc gets 24hrs to act like a whore

Your second paragraph should have been a concern since the passing of the patriot act and NO administration since being willing to get their congress to kill it (and have only expanded it) The only way the US (or any western country) can really improve is realizing they live under a uniparty controlled by israel/AIPAC.

GLD WILL HIT 450 within a month. Act accordingly

RDDT why do you continue to act like this?

The mood in here is pretty dour. Don't worry, babes. On November 5th, the Supreme Court starts hearing arguments on whether or not the pres has ~~plenary~~ the authority to unilaterally impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (he doesn't). Those judges love strict interpretations of the law, right?

yes it’s fine, as long as you act like a retard when you arrive so they know you’re now a long term retard

I'm an adult but still act like a teenager. Is this normal?

Everyone tryna act nonchalant but when Reddit gets done the same way we gonna worry, this type of stuff shouldn’t happen lmao what if someone is in the hospital dying and want to watch a Mr beast video

Yall call this choppy market a bull market? Where are yall who act like stocks go up in a straight line and act like there are no dips

Y'all act like you never saw a white person before

Price controls incoming. Emergency powers act. Execute order 66.

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Bulls not selling off their overpriced stocks is an economically hostile act. I am tariffing their baby oil. TYFYATTM

> I believe that China purposefully not buying our Soybeans, and causing difficulty for our Soybean Farmers, is an Economically Hostile Act. We are considering terminating business with China having to do with Cooking Oil, and other elements of Trade, as retribution. As an example, we can easily produce Cooking Oil ourselves, we don’t need to purchase it from China.

Are they really removing the regulations from the Dodd frank act..

giant ass fucking fly engaging in the beautiful act of bitch childbirth all over my very clean floor

>I believe that China purposefully not buying our Soybeans, and causing difficulty for our Soybean Farmers, is an Economically Hostile Act. Then are tariffs the nukes of economic acts ?

Chips act and you’re telling me you didn’t buy cooking oil companies?

>I believe that China purposefully not buying our Soybeans, and causing difficulty for our Soybean Farmers, is an Economically Hostile Act. We are considering terminating business with China having to do with Cooking Oil, and other elements of Trade, as retribution. As an example, we can easily produce Cooking Oil ourselves, we don’t need to purchase it from China. -🥭 He doesn't have the balls to talk about anything other than cooking oil because 🌮 knows Alpha Male Xi holds all the cards lololol

China stopped buying soy beans from US. Trump said it was a hostile act and he might cut off the cooking oil supply.

My doctor is creating an economically hostile act to Chipotle by advising me to eat healthier.

Can we bring back the hatch act please?

Walmart not buying the tomatoes I grew in my garden is a hostile act 😡

"We've made Soybeans so expensive that China doesn't want to buy them. Not buying our overpriced products is a hostile act of economic war. Thank you for your attention to this matter."

This guys older than most of your great grandparents and you act surprised??

"I believe that China purposefully not buying our Basedbeans, and causing difficulty for our Basedbean Farmers, is an Economically Hostile Act. We are considering terminating business with China having to do with Cooking Oil, and other elements of Trade, as retribution. As an example, we can easily produce Cooking Oil ourselves, we don’t need to purchase it from China."

>I believe that China purposefully not buying our Soybeans, and causing difficulty for our Soybean Farmers, is an Economically Hostile Act. We are considering terminating business with China having to do with Cooking Oil, and other elements of Trade, as retribution. As an example, we can easily produce Cooking Oil ourselves, we don’t need to purchase it from China. Thanks, lets go waste this V for cooking oil and soy beans

# “I believe China’s deliberate refusal to buy American soybeans — thereby hurting our farmers — is an economically hostile act. We’re considering ending trade with China in cooking oil and other sectors as retaliation. For example, we can easily produce cooking oil ourselves and don’t need to import it from China.” - TRUTH SOCIAL

I'm just going to act like RKLB is the only stock I own. It's been such a good boy.

**Riddle me this chat** *Good evening markets, I go by Pow* *Printer’s on standby, but not right now.* *“Inflation’s transitory,” I once claimed,* *Now every CPI drop gets framed.* *Dual mandate, I act in slow mo* *Some would say I'm the SPY CEO.* *Data dependent, calm and neat,* *But one word from me and stonks delete.* *For the money printer I hold the key,* *“Fuck your puts” - that’s my policy.* **Who am I?**

My covered calls, which I’m still massively upside down on, will act as my shield today

JP revenue report pre open, DOE Defense production act meeting, dumb bears whose funds finally settled trying to hop on the bandwagon late. I think we'll be okay tomorrow