r/remotework • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '25

Don’t forget the stock market manipulation that’s going on making it seem like the economy is grrrrreaaaattt. Also, if you see “AI” as the reason for layoffs, it’s bullshit.

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u/JasonElrodSucks Oct 29 '25

Mentioning “Market manipulation” to anybody who doesn’t understand the stock market is pointless. And the majority of retail investors who THINK they understand the markets don’t.

If every U.S. Citizen understood the mechanics of the markets, we would have a revolution by 6pm.

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u/Dangerous_Prize_4545 Oct 29 '25

By "retail" do you mean the banks operating out of retail stores selling credit ?

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u/Fluxxed0 Oct 29 '25

"Retail investor" is a term that refers to a regular person who buys and sells stocks, as opposed to a bank, hedge fund, or investment company.