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20. Wall Street is so over valued

Mon May 11, 2026, 06:56 PM

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It feels like a matter of when, not if. The only question is what topples with it when the correction comes.

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We are heading for a depression or recession. [View all] live love laugh Monday OP

We're definitely heading for Great Depression 2. Initech Monday #2

Wall Street is so over valued Johonny Monday #20

OK, assuming that SOMEONE is orchestrating this shitshow, WHY? usonian Monday #3

Why attribute to malice what you can attribute to incompetence? meadowlander Monday #17

A mixture? usonian Monday #18

It sounds like we should be saying the opposite DFW Monday #4

If thousands are unemployed how can they spend? live love laugh Monday #7

Did you miss the part where the poster said "if you can afford it?" NT Happy Hoosier Monday #13

Thank you DFW Monday #14

Yes I did. live love laugh Monday #15

Trump is trashing FEMA - how safe is the FDIC? n/t Blue Dotty Monday #5

Post removed Post removed Monday #6

I looked up a few of the stores listed. wnylib Monday #8

I got restructured out of a pretty good job dgauss Monday #26

Retailers' Planned Closings Is An Indicator... ProfessorGAC Monday #10

Indeed TheProle Monday #19

And, Biden Was POTUS For 4 Of Those 5 Years ProfessorGAC Monday #21

Pretty sure that is misleading Renew Deal Monday #11

Consumer spending is the whole deal Johnny2X2X Monday #12

In 1930, they thought it was a recession. roamer65 Monday #16

I asked the same question yesterday on DU.... BigmanPigman Monday #22

Starbucks is restructuring, too GenThePerservering Monday #24

You're correct, although your evidence here is weak SamuelTheThird Monday #25

Great, I just bought a new house CanonRay Monday #27

I don't think so. Groundhawg Monday #28