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US stocks fall as bond sell-off spills into equities
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- duxup 1y agoOP, I don't think you meant to link to where you linked to. https://subs.ft.com/products https://subs.ft.com/products
- PortlandMEnerd 1y agoWonder if this is the beginning of the inevitable free fall?
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- ramesh31 1y ago>Wonder if this is the beginning of the inevitable free fall? Probably not.
- deepfriedchokes 1y agoThe fact the economy hasn’t already gone to shit despite Trump leads me to believe that it is way stronger than many think.
- robocat 1y agoI would love to agree. Complex systems can be stable but close to collapse. Individually within we see stability and presume everything is fine while laughing at preppers. After a crash we can see all the signs that were there, and we retcon stories about crashes. Complex systems seem to crash suddenly once a point of criticality is teetered over, where causes and effects that feed on each other driving the crash harder (positive feedback is not positive). We retroactively create stories about dependencies (Archduke Franz Ferdinand). Watching systems come back up after a shock is also weird (earthquake in my hometown Christchurch was a spectacular example of recovery). Trying to diagnose how modern financial crises occurred is eye-opening.
- djoldman 1y agohttps://archive.ph/joSRX https://archive.ph/joSRX
- djoldman 1y agoThis is a non-story. Stocks are up ~9% over the last 6 months and are marginally off of all time highs.
- ajross 1y agoAll such one-day market motion stories are "non-stories" then. That the market is primed for a correction is a widely held belief. Eventually there will be a "US stocks fall" story that meets your notability criteria, no?
- bitshiftfaced 1y agoThis says 1% movements happen in 20% of trading days, or about once a week: https://www.optimisticallie.com/p/running-the-numbers https://www.optimisticallie.com/p/running-the-numbers Given that the prior for this is so high along with how many different beliefs there are about why the stock market changes, I'd say that there's a fairly low probability that any given news article's explanation is the real reason behind why it moved 1%.
- glimshe 1y agoSlow news day, huh? And, with LLMs, literally every single random stock movement is potentially newsworthy.
- ajross 1y agoThe media has been reporting on market motion since the market has been moving. It certainly didn't need AI overlords to instruct it.
- OutOfHere 1y agoThis selloff is more about the emergence of a new world order in the other half of the world, but the news won't admit it.
- monsieurgaufre 1y agoCare to expand?
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoI presume they meant the China-Russia-North Korea summit/lovefest. Personally, I think it should be treated like a corporate press release: PR, maybe even a declaration of intent, but nothing (yet) of substance.
- OutOfHere 1y agohttps://www.cnn.com/2025/08/30/china/chinas-xi-rolls-out-red-carpet-for-putin-modi-as-trump-upends-global-relations https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/30/china/chinas-xi-rolls-out-red... Note the change in the price of gold.