Best tweets about S&P 500

BREAKING: The SP500 to be renamed the “Sad and Poor 500”

July 14th 2008: Nasdaq at 1,800, SP500 at 1280, Brent at $147 May 19th 2022: Nasdaq at 11,740, SP500 at 3,850, Brent at $107 And many think that stocks are cheap after the move down, and that oil is expensive after the move up

If FED its true to it’s words to remove 2 Trillion of liquidity. SP500 would bottom at 3200. 3200 is only a 30% drop in the index. To solve inflation, sadly I think more pain is needed.

We have a 5300 target on the #SP500, based on our fundamental and technical work. That’s close to 30% from here. See you at the top.

S&P 500 is down roughly 20% from the top, the next leg down has begun and will lead to an additional -50% decline. This will be a waterfall sell-off, wiping out the majority of market participants. Lights out for many.

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Breaking News: Elon Musk announces he will buy the S&P 500 for yet to be determined price after Tesla dropped from S&P's ESG Index (Environmental Social & Governance standards) over working conditions, crashes, racial discrimination allegations & poor low carbon strategy. 🤣

JUST IN - S&P Dow Jones Indices has removed Elon Musk's Tesla from S&P 500 ESG index citing issues including racial discrimination claims

S&P 500 is down roughly 20% from the top and another leg down should begin later this year leading to another -50% decline. The next leg down will be a waterfall sell-off, wiping out the majority of market participants.

The S&P 500 has recovered from every bear market, and rose to new all-time highs, every time

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Today marks the worst half of the year for the S&P 500 in 50 years Today also marks the best time to start investing as a 20 year old in 50 years

There are actually 504 stocks in the S&P 500. Everything is a lie. 😂

Guy who owns 1 share of an S&P 500 ETF: "Yeah, I'm a shareholder in a portfolio of 500 businesses"

*S&P 500 ENDS WEEK DOWN 5.8%, BIGGEST PLUNGE SINCE MARCH 2020

Gold vs. S&P 500 made 2nd highest close in last 16 months.

S&P 500 is down roughly 20% from the top and another leg down should begin in the fall leading to another -50% decline. The next leg down will be a waterfall sell-off, wiping out the majority of market participants.

For those calling for S&P 500 to reach 5000-6000 shortly. If the market did not go there with QE infinity and stimulus check after stimulus check. What makes you believe we will get there with QT and multiple rate hikes?

The S&P 500 just made a 2% gain in two of the past three days coming off of a 52-week low. The last times that happened? March 2009 and March 2020.

Half of the S&P 500’s strongest days in the last 20 years have occurred during a bear market. So what is a bear market and how do you prepare for one? Let's break it down 👇

S&P 500 is in a multi-year megaphone pattern. Russell 2000 is in a decade long rising wedge. A strong bear market rally of June lows does not change anything. Structures are way more accurate than opinions. S&P 500 - 1800-1900 🎯 Russell 2000 - 950-1000🎯 Within 12 months

S&P 500 is in a multi-year megaphone pattern. Russell 2000 is in a decade long rising wedge. A strong bear market rally of June lows does not change anything. Structures are way more accurate than opinions. S&P 500 - 1800-1900 🎯 Russell 2000 - 950-1000🎯 Within 12 months

Inflation is the reason why we are in a recession. A FED pivot would make inflation worse and lead us into a more severe recession. Inflation is not going <3-4% before S&P 500 below 2000.

Not sure how to start investing? Ask yourself what type of exposure you want Want S&P 500 exposure? Invest in $SPY $VOO $IVV Want Total Market? Invest in $VTI Want Dividends? Invest in $SCHD $DGRO $VYM Want Real Estate? Invest in $VNQ Want Technology? Invest in $QQQ $VGT

ETF investing can be so easy Pick a sector you like and buy it 🏠 Real Estate $VNQ 🌎 Total Market $VTI 💰 S&P 500 $VOO 💱 Finance $VFH 📱 Technology $VGT 🏥 Healthcare $VHT ⚡️ Energy $VDE 📈 Dividends $VIG

The S&P 500 is down 12.2% the past 10 trading days. The last three times that happened? Feb/March 2020 August 2011 March 2009

Warren Buffet is worth over $100 billion dollars. His advice to investors? Buy the S&P 500. Do with this what you want.

"If you bought the S&P 500 at a P/E of 5.3x in 1917, and sold it in 1999 at a P/E of 34x, your annual return would have been 11.6%. Only 2.3% p.a. came from the massive increase in P/E. The rest of your return came from the companies’ earnings and reinvestments." - Terry Smith

We are still in the early stages of the bear market, it will accelerate to the downside later this year. Within 12 months we shall see the following: S&P 500: 1800-1950 Russell 2000: 950-1050 Gold: 1300-1400 Nasdaq 100: 5500-6500

More than 90% of stocks in the S&P 500 declined today. It's the 5th time in the past 7 days. Since 1928, there have been exactly 0 precedents. This is the most overwhelming display of selling in history.

You want the S&P 500 Buy $VOO Entire Stock Market Buy $VTI Real Estate Buy $VNQ Technology Buy $VGT Dividend Appreciation Buy $VIG Total World Stock buy $VT Growth buy $VUG High Dividend Yield buy $VYM

The S&P 500 was up 9% in July. Did you get the memo that this would happen? That’s because there was no memo. Those who kept buying & stopped waiting for the perfect time to invest came out ahead. That’s how you build wealth.

S&P 500 Growth by Decade: +259% [2010-2019] -9% [2000-2009] +433% [1990-1999] +407% [1980-1989] +77% [1970-1979] +112% [1960-1969] +482% [1950-1959]

S&P 500 posted the worst first half since 1970. Nasdaq posted the worst first half ever. Dow posted the worst first half since 1962. Somehow Joe Biden will blame Vladimir Putin.

Do you want the biggest companies? $VOO S&P 500 Do you want everything? $VTI Total US Stock Market Do you want growth potential? $VUG Growth ETF Do you want dividends? $VYM High Dividend Yield

87 Years ago the #SocialSecurityAct passed At current projections, by the time I am 70, over $1,000,000 will be paid into SS on my behalf That money would have been worth $6M if invested in the S&P 500 SS will pay me $4,243/mo until I die at 78 ($400K) How is this not theft?

If after tax, a married couple takes home $93,000 per year And they live on 65% of that? They would have around $32,550/yr to invest. Assuming they get 9% average annual return from S&P 500 Index funds? In about 16 years they'd have $1,074,062. Middle class millionaires💰👌🏻

ETF & chill with Vanguard💰 $VOO S&P 500 $VTI Total US Stock Market $VYM High Dividend Yield $VXUS Total Intl. Stock $VOT Mid-Cap Growth $VUG Large-Cap Growth $VT Total World Stock $VNQ US REITs What are some of your favorites?

Klarman: "I'm more worried about the world broadly than I've ever been in my career... I’d be worried we’ll have another 10 years of zero returns." Scary stuff indeed... the only problem is that it's from May 2010. For what it's worth, the S&P 500 is up >3x since he said it.

ETF’s are an easy to way to get started investing Here’s a few in different sectors 🏠 Real Estate $VNQ 🌎 Total Market $VTI 💰 S&P 500 $VOO 💱 Finance $VFH 📱 Technology $VGT 🏥 Healthcare $VHT ⚡️ Energy $VDE 📈 Dividends $VIG

The S&P 500 was basically flat from 2000-2013. I don’t think most new investors get how the market could stay flat or go down for 10+ years.

US markets: Winning again In H1 2022, NASDAQ posted its biggest drop in history, the Dow biggest drop since 1962 and the S&P 500 since 1970.

Steps to be a millionaire passively. 1. $100 a week into a S&P 500 fund 2. Repeat for 35 years Simple.