Before and After. How could they have been so wrong? How much money was lost cumulatively from their bad financial information?

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Before and After. How could they have been so wrong? How much money was lost cumulatively from their bad financial information?

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Before and After. How could they have been so wrong? How much money was lost cumulatively from their bad financial information?



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37 Comments

  1. DoomerGloomerBloomer

    Even the pros spend too much time here and the stoopid is contagious ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4275)

  2. tinnylemur189

    Blackrock and other big money are trying to manipulate the market by flooding every network with these articles and statements making vague implications of a massive turnaround annnny minute now.

    Shits absolutely fucked if you just watch the numbers instead of listening to jackass suits who have everything to lose if the market goes against them (and it is)

  3. ProfessorPhahrtz

    You’ll learn more from pondering a slightly different question: “how much money was made by Blackrock selling to rubes who took this at face value?”

  4. LizHurleyFan

    Classic pump and dump scam to steal from retailers

  5. maxpowers2020

    Blind leading the blind. Relates to this old Indian Chief joke.

    It was autumn, and members of a remote Indian tribe asked their new Chief if the coming winter was going to be cold or mild. Since he was a new Chief in a modern society and had never been taught the old secrets of Nature, he looked up at the sky and had no clue what to do. To play it safe, he replied to his tribe that the winter could definitely be cold and that they should collect firewood early, just to be prepared. So, the members began gathering wood. Being a practical leader, he figured he should also use the resources available to the modern society. He went to the phone booth, called the National Weather Service and asked, “Will this winter be cold?” “As of now, it looks like this winter is going to be quite cold,” the forecaster said. So the Chief went back to his tribe and told them to collect even more wood. A week later he called the National Weather Service again and asked for an update. “Yes,” the man at National Weather Service again replied, “based on incoming data, this winter is looking to be colder than we expected.” The Chief was surprised, but again went back to his tribe, told them that this might be a very cold winter, and asked them to collect every scrap of wood they could find. One week later, the Chief called the National Weather Service yet again, hoping for a new answer. “Are you absolutely sure that the winter is going to be very cold?” “Positive,” the man replied. “It’s going to be one of the coldest winters ever.” “Really?” the shocked Chief exclaimed. “How can you be so sure?” “First,” the forecaster replied, “The Indians are collecting firewood like crazy.”

  6. FunkU247365

    No worries… it is transitory….

  7. Clean-Step

    ![img](emote|t5_2th52|19738)

  8. green9206

    Goddamm I came so hard when Jpow said he’s cummitted to bring inflation down to 2%

  9. Omgbrainerror

    They are milking retail for premium on options.

    Now guess, why we are called “dumb” money.

  10. Away_Ad2468

    Charlie Gasbag at it again! Who knew…

  11. XvegantourdefranceX

    *This isn’t even my final form!*

    -~~Frieza~~ J. POW

  12. Jupman

    I love this guy why even be Bullish in this market.

  13. gmdodt

    It kinda felt like the start of pivot language while making sure equity markets stay subdued so as to not cause another inflationary problem.

  14. attofreak

    there’s sign of disagreement among Fed chairs: the FOMC has signs of dovishness, but JPow came out guns ablazing. Didn’t even shy from throwing the “R” word around. He clearly does not want to stop raising rates, but there are some regional Feds who do want to wait, if not stop altogether.

    Either way, make money all the way up and down.

  15. Such-Combination5046

    It is what it is. Let’s get inflation checked. Hopefully it won’t take a decade to achieve

  16. Swiftnice

    I think he is going to slow the rate hikes but he is refusing to say anything like that because he doesn’t want the market to rally. When there was a rally over the summer he would talk about being frustrated by it.

  17. Big-Toe6215

    JPow just reminding everyone, including BlackRock, that they are holding his bags from 2021.

  18. slickhedstrong

    it was good financial information *for them*

    bait and switch, they obviously bet against this tip

  19. biddilybong

    If it was insider info then Jpow needed to go the other way. Fed already has terrible credibility and insider leaks would be the final nail.

  20. JustCryptastic

    Was I the only one thinking blackrock was smoking rock when that statement was made

    Had to be a pump and dump move

  21. therealspideysteve

    None of their $ was lost. They were telling you one thing and doing the opposite

  22. PurposeMission9355

    Market manipulation is ok if we can convince you to buy our bags.

  23. Revolutionary_Elk345

    They made a large fortune selling calls and shares to dumb retail investors in a huge move down.

  24. Distinct-Sorbet-56

    They put that information out to sell into the dummies who listen

  25. timmyg2020

    Black rock ass gaped is all. Who would have thought you couldn’t trust blackrock?

  26. yourwifes3rdboyfrend

    They werent wrong,You see the first example is a PR piece designed to get you to buy their bags, and dumb mothafuckas treat the name blackrock like gold, so now they see those bags as some kinda high end luggage investment, and blackrock ends up fine. And then the second one is what actually happened.

  27. HowPedestrian

    Your first mistake was listening to something Blackrock said like its the truth…

  28. klumzy83

    Really should be illegal for these highly regarded bank/hedge fund institutions to be making ANY predictions. There’s no fukking way these idiots are trying to help out retail, so why even make financial predictions like these legal?

    The only people giving financial advice/predictions should be your financial advisor/s, if you pay for such a service. These “public” predictions and analysts should be barred from making any sort of statement.

    Imagine if Blackcock secretly bought a bunch of puts after that statement they put out for the gullible retail to bag hold onto. Totally wouldn’t surprise me one bit if they did just that. Again, how is this shit legal?

  29. Laxman259

    Don’t daytrade the Fed announcements. If you locked in losses it’s your own fault.

  30. FarrisAT

    Not their money

  31. EasyRapture

    That’s the point right now lol.

  32. excelance

    Simple, they’re loaded up on shorts.

  33. NefariousnessNoose

    Charles Fuckhead Gasbag

  34. ClamPaste

    These articles are pretty useless without consensus. One “economist” at Blackrock hardly matters, and even a couple could be “economists”. It could be a fucking intern and the single crackpot that can’t be fired.

  35. jasonapplebaum2502

    We should be in the 320s 330s if it wasn’t for the bogus WSJ pivot nonsense

  36. Tsobaphomet

    Isn’t it not a loss, but rather a money transfer? Doesn’t someone always profit, somewhere?

  37. Wisesize

    I was fortunate and had puts that basically hedged my standard positions. I’ll probably be green AM thanks to Roku. Love it!

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