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[+7] u/MitchCurry: Cloudflare data now showing humans are the minority on the Internet. Bots are the majority. I for one welcome the dead internet theory eventually not being a theory anymore. I hope my kid and her generation and the generations to follow view social media and most of the internet the same as my generation views smoking.
[+5] u/_hiddenscout: US nonfarm payrolls 172K, Exp. 88K, above highest estimate
[+20] u/throwaway2676: Woah, it’s a bloodbath out there
[+20] u/atdharris: Lol it's amazing how little Trump understands about markets and interest rates. He genuinely believes rates should be cut while the inflation he directly has caused continues to climb. Only the most devoted MAGA cultists believe this is Biden's fault now.
[+18] u/funkymonk44: I've been sitting on the sidelines for months with my cash in a high yield savings account, and finally bought in yesterday. Only conclusion I can come to is that I officially control the market.
[+15] u/purpleinme: We didn’t even have this bad of a day during the start of the war. This is intense.
[+15] u/jrex035: Another beautiful day to lose money holding energy equities during an energy crisis
[+12] u/_moondoggie12_: I finally bought yesterday after months of not buying (saving up to DCA took some time). My bad guys.
[+10] u/P_e_n_i_sss: Stocks take the elevator up and the window down
[+10] u/MaxDragonMan: Not sure why I woke up to a blood bath but I think I'm not going got check the portfolio for the rest of the day.
[+9] u/IvoryTowerResident: Steaky itchy must just achieved financial freedom,
TSLA down, SNDK down
[+8] u/James_Vowles: lovely day to lose money
[+8] u/easy_wins: can someone please explain me ELI5, if the job numbers come out negative, the market goes down, if the job numbers come out positive, the market goes down, so lose-lose in both cases, what am I missing here?
[+6] u/Direct_Remove509: Not everyday can be a green day.
[+6] u/joe4942: > June 2 (Reuters) - The largest exchange-traded fund (ETF) tracking U.S. software stocks clocked the biggest single-day buy-in by retail investors on record on Monday, data from Vanda Research showed.
https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/retail-investors-fuel-record-buying-us-software-etf-ai-trade-broadens-2026-06-02/
IGV down -10.92% since Monday.
[+6] u/joe4942: Everyone is a genius in a bull market. But the real test is who can hold onto their gains when the market reverses.
[+6] u/jnas_19: Weird the markets place much higher importance on a single jobs report than 25% of the world’s oil being essentially chocked off. Wall Street still confident on Hormuz opening I suppose
[+6] u/fatheadlifter: Boy we got a real red Friday going on. Pretty neat.
[+6] u/FrostieWaffles: Happy red day everyone, something we are blessed with 2 to 3 times a week
[+5] u/pman6: why is tech dipping?
that's against the law.
[+5] u/joe4942: GLD in a bear market now.
[+5] u/jnas_19: This guy Trump can’t stop thinking about the stock market
[+5] u/IvoryTowerResident: going to take a stab on SOXL as a day trade here
[+5] u/Incendras: Tech down, Oil down, ... Burritos... up? apparently we rotated into CMG...
[+14] u/pref1Xed: Strong jobs report is worse than war
[+13] u/selesnyaTroll: At this point, I'm starting to think this is all Chicago's fault for not wanting to pay up for a stadium and instead letting the bears out of containment.
[+12] u/ixvst01: On track for the largest single day point drop in the history of the NASDAQ. (Which doesn’t really mean much but it’s an interesting tidbit)
[+12] u/InvestigatorPlus3229: If you’re chilling today congrats you’ve made it
[+11] u/InvestigatorPlus3229: I kinda wanna see spacex trying to IPO into a market crash. Like being born on Omaha beach.
[+11] u/UnObtainium17: Damn, i ain’t even knew my stocks app have that shade of red on its arsenal.
[+10] u/Wings2493: I’m getting absolutely pulverized my lord
[+9] u/Maga1498: Orange man tweet something
[+9] u/JabCrossE4E5Quark: Peace deal signed Sunday night and 6% green day on monday
[+9] u/gigaCHADjeromePOWELL: Good afternoon.
Trump Coin now trades between 1/45th and 1/47th its all time high.
The Fed will remain data dependent.
[+8] u/MichiganCarNut: how many of you bears finally caved and bought back in this week??
[+8] u/jigglyjohnson13: Trillion dollar companies talking about raising money to fund their AI Capex might finally be raising some red flags.
[+8] u/Ok-Psychology7619: As Warren Buffet once said "Freak out and panic sell everything right now, it's over"
[+7] u/Embarrassed-Sea-6078: Wow the market crashed so hard today, it’s a generational buying opportunity right now. The last generation is already a few weeks old now.
[+7] u/tachyonvelocity: Parabolic moves anywhere, both up and down, are inherently unstable, SOXX 2 days ago went to a 31x forward P/E, this is actually the highest since 2008, when earnings for semis were close to zero.
[+6] u/FallAspenLeaves: When you are retired, these days are a bit nerve wracking. I think it’s a few factors along with panic selling.
I also think people are taking profits, to buy the new IPOs coming out.
[+6] u/UnObtainium17: Added a bit of MU. Your chance to get more shares before earnings.
I always got a few stocks in mind to buy if in any case days like today happens but LLY and GE and MELI barely dipped. I’ll take another swing at those if it gets worse monday.
Market overreacting as usual. Jobs always ticks up right around the start of summer..
[+5] u/DrShaftmanPhD: Buy some more folks. Monday might be worse, Monday might be better.
If it’s worse, I’m buying more!
[+5] u/vsMyself: People were still expecting rate cuts? Ha
[+5] u/DietFoods: Either we continue on down or on Saturday Trump announces something. Either way sucks we're in a situation where we don't know what's what cause everything's been manipulated so much
[+5] u/goldtank123: A pull back because rate cuts aren’t happening is dumb. This dip is worth buying especially for stocks with low debt
[+5] u/booobReviewer: Classic sell-the-news. When a stock runs up 20-30% in the weeks before earnings, the "beat" is already priced in by the time the report drops. The bar isn't just beating estimates — it's beating the elevated whisper number that traders built into the pre-earnings rally.
Look at the options flow next time. If massive call buying spiked before earnings, that's the market pricing in the beat. The actual print needs to clear that higher bar to keep rallying. A 5% beat on a stock that rallied 15% pre-earnings is still a net letdown for the marginal buyer.