Lookout for the day after the Holiday. More layoffs on the horizon. If you haven’t figured it out yet, they can/will happen anytime. They spread them out to not draw too much attention. There is no “safe” period. My advice is stop checking this site and stop worrying.
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October 31
tick tock...
Most people can’t handle the truth. They’d rather be saddled with debt like their friends and neighbors and pretend that it feels “normal “
Meanwhile, they hate their jobs, worry about being laid off and deep down inside they know something just isn’t right...
But they need to feel normal, so the tell themselves debt is okay.
You are not free if you have debt.
You’re not free if you have to work, especially bat a job you hate or FEAR being laid off.....that is no way to exist....yet so many of you do it willingly.
Anyone who is in debt is a slave to the system and therefore has to believe in the stock market.
Anyone with half a brain knows that the entire system is rigged and we will see it fall very soon.
But that’s the fun in all this.... I know too much. And I won’t tell you how it ends, but you will not be living an easy retirement. Or an easy life in 2020 and thereafter...
Evil laugh....
Two words...
Deutsche Bank
Wait for it....
I’ll be be back to laugh at all you fools who believe in the stock market and the “system”
Can’t fix stupid.
@btlv ...and this is about BNY layoffs how? You sound like a bitter ex-girl/boyfriend
Nostradamus, not sure if you saw the news but the DOW is up over 400 points today. 😂
Don't answer your phone. It is your broker with another margin call. 😛
Its quite apparent the id--ts who are leveraged to the sky took out big mortgages, have two luxury car payments and 2+ kids are the ones p--pooing the reality of the world right now.
Glad I'm over 45 and my home and cars are paid in full, cuz if you are dumb enough to have a mortgage over 10 years that you'll never pay off on an over priced home you really can't afford, car payments on two luxury style cars you really can't afford and some little rug rats that will need college and weddings paid for in the not so far away future you are delusional if you think taking on the amount of debts you've all taken is living the American dream. You're all slaves if you've got debt.
But keep telling yourselves everything is okay as the country slips deeper and deeper into ruin.
You can ponder all this on your commute home in that car that is not yours (bamk still owns it) to your home that is not yours either because until the mortgage is pain in full, the bank owns that, too. And then you can look at your life and realize what a lie you are all living if you've got long term debt.
Oh and I'm sure all those credit cards are very depressing as you try to pay down one, the others creep back up to amounts you can never pay off. And the kids and spouse won't stop spending and you hate your job but you have no choice because you owe. You owe a lot. You're a slave.
S---s to be in debt. That is why you can't just get a job you actually might like. You need the money, because you had to buy everything you have with mortgages, car loans and credit cards.
Thank goodness I got this endless stream of warnings from an unknown person on an anonymous message board else I might not have been ready for the end of the world.
its coming, folks. hope you're all ready...
And just wait until the real economic numbers come out... the upcoming layoffs will mean many of you will lose everything. But you all had to live way beyond your means, buying homes you really couldn't afford and drive that fancy range rover.... all because you believed you'd be gainfully employed for 30+ years with a steady job and year to year raises.
Fools.
There seems to be a lot of people who still believe in the "system" and are in huge denial about what is unfolding in front of our very eyes. Glad my house is paid off and I have no debts.
S---s to be a working slave who believes in a system that is going to rob them blind..... yet again.
No, the sky is not falling for those of us who know what is actually going on, but for those in mortgage debt up to their eyeballs, student loans, credit card debt, car loans, pffffft, s---s to be you.
I hope you are paying very close attention. Last weeks stock markets losses were a clue.
The stock market is about to fall off a cliff. If you've got debts, mortgage, student loans, etc, you better get them paid ASAP. The debt bubble is going to burst and its not going to be pretty.
The upcoming crash is going to make 2008 look like a walk in the park.
Also Deutsche bank is what sets it all off, its going down just like Lehman Bros. Wake up you fools.
By end of June it will be a different world.
Bank on it.
FYI....
The upcoming flash crash won't be a small 1000 points. It's going to crash hard like nothing you've ever seen to levels that will wipe out everyone's wealth.
There won't be a recovery. Get that through your thick skulls.
China owns USA. Understand this now. The Midwest farmland is now owned by China.
Nothing is going to save the USA.
Haven’t seen any comments about any further layoffs this week. Any updates? Please share.
Flash crash = STOCKS ON SALE. Live within your means, save money and take an economics course. Be ready to take advantage of any crash. I made $$$ on Brexit when most people were hoping the market recovered quickly. Market downturn: buy. Recovery: you have more. Seems obvious, and it works.
It won’t matter soon, the entire economy is going to take a nose dive after the upcoming “flash crash”, that made its first rehearsal (test run) on May 6, 2010. The flash crash this time around will crash much harder and there will be no buyers to get the stock market back up.
We are headed for a depression for at least 15 years if not more. There will be no jobs, least of all financial and banking jobs.
Prepare now. It’s going to worse than anything you can imagine.
You forgot the wfh tv watchers
Don’t worry about things which you cannot control. Self examine to find what you want in a job, what you love to do, your income needs, what really makes you happy. Exercise, get good sleep, pray for guidance, learn to compartmentalize your life to de-stress and keep work at work. Don’t panic but do research & begin a selective job search. Try to get your affairs in order as much as is possible in preparation for an unexpected displacement. NONE of this is easy but it all works together synergistically.
For those of us with a work ethic, push back if you’re ridiculously overloaded even as teammates are loudly blowing off for hours a day. They won’t be happy with you but slacker friends are only friends when you’re working for them. If you’re a slacker, well done...you really know how to play the game and actually have found your niche doing what you love.
At BNYM the less you do, the less is asked of you and vice versa. Worse yet, there actually is a reverse correlation between hard work and ratings. The smokers, the work deflectors, the gossipers, the surfers, the my source socialites all seem to become politically “in”, deflect work and are most likely to survive a lay-off wave, get a pay increase or a great rating. Hard work is not valued or rewarded at the Bank because it simply is not even noticed, let alone measured.
If it can/will happen any time, seems like we should worry more,, not stop worrying. Denial helps no one. Reality: when you get tired of all this worry, DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT, even if its just a plan - or plans - for what you can do if the inevitible happens. Good luck to us all!