Roughly $11.1 trillion has been wiped away from the U.S. stock market since Jan. 17, the Friday before President Donald Trump took the oath of office and began his second term, according to data from Dow Jones Market Data.
Some $6.6 trillion of that figure was lost on Thursday and Friday alone — the largest two-day wipeout of shareholder value on record, Dow Jones data showed.
I’m not the one that said it. The onus is on you to state your point in a way that makes sense. And what you said, is that:
If you want to make a straw man by accusing me of making a straw man, be my guest. But that won’t change the original argument, nor will it change the fact that it seems others agree with me on this.
I literally quoted you, and you did not quote me. So now you’re just lying. Time for a username block.
Literal quote….
If you are confused by what you’re seeing, that is a screenshot of your actual words.
And- blocked or not, I think this needed to be said so that anyone unfortunate enough to have to interact with you, might come across this conversion in an attempt to make sense of… you,
…and it helps illustrate to them exactly what they’re dealing with.