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General Mar 26, 2026 at 11:59 PM

Nasdaq Composite confirms correction as war worries weigh

Posted by joe4942

https://www.reuters.com/business/nasdaq-composite-confirms-correction-war-worries-weigh-2026-03-26/
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KingMario05 Mar 27, 2026 +240
Run it like a business, he said. He never said that it'd be *his* business...
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Fpscharles Mar 27, 2026 +112
Thing is, his businesses fail as well.
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Dreurmimker Mar 27, 2026 +54
Bankrupting FOUR casinos! That’s something special.
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KingMario05 Mar 27, 2026 +9
Something really, *really*... "special."
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Bill3ffinMurray Mar 27, 2026 +2
How f****** stupid do you have to be to bankrupt a c*****?
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happyslappypappydee Mar 27, 2026 +3
Not even stupid bankrupts a c*****. Look at Wynn. C***** bankruptcy stems only from egregious, callous corruption
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Malaix Mar 27, 2026 +10
People really don't understand how volatile and unstable the private sector is. I have no idea why you want the government to be ran like a business. Good governments last hundreds of years at least. The average business goes under in like 5-10 years. Is that what you want? Your country risking bankruptcy and collapse within a decade? Constantly? Forever? When I hear "He'll run the country like his business" I don't hear a promise of "He's going to make us lots of money" I hear a threat that he's going to loot the country, fire everyone, raise the numbers for maybe a quarter, then run to a golden parachute once the gig is up and its all falling apart like CEO's have done my entire life.
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Hrmerder Mar 27, 2026 +3
These people need to ask themselves this.... Does THEIR OWN bosses and CEOs of the businesses in which they work give TWO shits about them?.. Why should a C*** In Charge be expected to do any differently?
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CTRexPope Mar 27, 2026 +1
They’ve been brainwashed by decades of American propaganda. They honestly believe the business men want to help them more than people in government. They don’t understand the most fundamental aspect of business: it’s only designed to make money. Which is 100% fine because that’s the point of businesses. But the point of government is not to make money. So why would someone that is good at making money, be good at managing government?? They are not even close to the same skill set. But the propaganda machine in America is very strong.
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ZeGaskMask Mar 27, 2026 +12
Let’s just forget that the entire financial system businesses rely on is dependent on the government. Let’s ignore the colossal size and scope that is the US military budget being larger than many of the largest companies market value. Forget about the government being more than capable of running inflation to the moon and back. Let’s treat the government like we would a business, regardless of them having no where near the same buying power and revenue. It’s batshit insane people would look at that argument as one that’s intelligent while ignoring how obvious the government is the bigger fish.
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Fukface_Von_Clwnstik Mar 27, 2026 +9
I don't often hear people counter the "run government like a business" concept with pointing out a lotta businesses are run like shit and/or are most profitable for the select few at the top.
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CTRexPope Mar 27, 2026 +1
The US military is the largest socialist experiment in the history of the world. And yet most that support that, are against socialism.
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Ble_h Mar 27, 2026 +302
But the DOW was at 50,000 dollars.
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sgtabn173 Mar 27, 2026 +98
Stop the count!
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LabiaMajorasMask420 Mar 27, 2026 +36
The Dow could go back to 50,000 if Mike Pence has the courage to do the right thing.
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oaxacamm Mar 27, 2026 +10
If you stop the count it will never change as if it never got lower. Just like during Covid. Soo much winning over here. 🤦🏽‍♂️
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TheCrimsonSteel Mar 27, 2026 +2
If the SEC loosens it's regulations, we could drop the need for quarterly reporting, and hit the financial equivalent of "if we don't test, then we don't have any csses"
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Unique-Egg-461 Mar 27, 2026 +35
She cursed the entire economy with that statement
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JoJackthewonderskunk Mar 27, 2026 +24
If for nothing else screaming out about the dow will go down in history frankly as one of the top 10 dumbest statements in politics. I wish I lived in boring times.
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git0ffmylawnm8 Mar 27, 2026 +9
The Dow Defense will be studied in law school for generations
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cyb3rg0d5 Mar 27, 2026 +7
If I’m not mistaken, the stock market lost a cool TRILLION dollars today.
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Wittyname0 Mar 27, 2026 +3
And yet somehow will make 2 trillion tomorrow, just to lose 3 next week
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EmergencyCucumber905 Mar 27, 2026 +3
Dow is a junk index
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PurpleSailor Mar 27, 2026 +1
*Was* being the operative word here. Gold also *Was* at $5,250 and now it's at $4,400. So. Much. Winning.
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TrickyChildhood2917 Mar 27, 2026 +30
Well he made a statement 11 minutes after the market closed so I’m assuming Barron got the trades in at the close.
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