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Trump Says Stock Market Decline Due to Democrats' Election Wins

Reuters11-06 07:56

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  • ISAM
    ·11-06 09:15
    I personally don't want to see my share portfolio grow if the companies I invested harms the environment and doesn't follow government regulations. So I believe this is a good market correction. 
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  • bought 108
    ·11-06 09:13
    The worst in the history
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  • BruceDream2077
    ·11-06 08:20
    US voters blame AI for being lazy, incompetent, and having slightly higher utility bills, but then the market crash wiped out a huge chunk of their wealth anyway. Classic failure of democracy.
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  • maxwon
    ·11-06 08:15
    He fucked the market from the day 1
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  • Moreau360
    ·11-06 08:14
    He is saying, 'if u had voted otherwise, market would have moved in another direction.'
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  • Merdeka1981
    ·11-06 08:08
    "It's not my fault" one line to sum everything up.
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  • neo26000
    ·11-06 08:03
    There is a special kind of person who takes full credit for every success but absolutely no responsibility for any failure. When things go well, it's his extraordinary intelligence and brilliant leadership. When things go wrong, it's everyone else's fault — his opponents, advisers, the media, his predecessors, or anyone unfortunate enough to be nearby. He's always the hero of his own story and somehow always the victim of everyone else's incompetence. Every victory is his achievement, every defeat a conspiracy, and every criticism an unfair attack. He demands loyalty but offers none, expects praise but cannot tolerate criticism, and mistakes arrogance for strength. Imagine having an ego big enough to take credit for everything, yet shoulders too small to carry even the slightest responsibi
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  • Wall Street Raider
    ·11-06 08:00
    Well hes kinda right. But he did pump it hard while in power. So the lofty heights it reached & the impending total collapse is mostly on him.
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  • BillO
    ·11-06 07:58
    Disillusioned madman 
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