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“It will stand on you and tell you how to clean the blood from the seat, but you will do the work yourself.” When I’m done, she’ll spray you with water and send you cheaper clothes, erasing your illusion of being a big fish. “
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This is the New York Times on a profile published on Tuesday comparing the famous financial adviser Suze Orman to “The Wolf”, the character of Harvey Keitel in the film “Pulp Fiction”.
At times like these, the demand for types of fasteners increases, and it’s a role Orman plays.
Earlier this month, Orman was asked how investors should navigate the stock market during the coronavirus pandemic, a question that has certainly been answered recently.
She responded with a bit of millennial wisdom from Wall Street.
Suppose you have an emergency fund of eight months. Suppose you have no credit card debt. Suppose you still have money coming in, “he said in an interview with CNN.” You should have an average dollar cost each month on the stock market. “
Obviously, Orman meets all of these assumptions, but that may not be how the market evolves.
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He told the New York Times that he loaded “a large amount” of inventory in February and March and downloaded most of it for a “large sum of money”.
Now he is preparing to make the stock market ugly again, in part because of his opinion that the government has messed up the answer to the coronavirus.
“You still have people who want to vote for Trump. There are still people who think he does a great job,” he told The Times. “I see a trail of devastation left behind in the lives of people who will not return, will not get their jobs, will not recover.”
Of course, to agree with his devoted fan base, Orman also has his share of criticism. It’s not hard to imagine channeling the words of “The Wolf” from the film to its detractors.
“Do it right, I’m not here to tell you please, I’m here to tell you what to do and if self-preservation is an instinct you have, you better do it and do it quickly, “said the wolf. “I’m here to help you, if my help is not appreciated, good luck gentlemen.”
There was no big drop in jobs for US stocks on Tuesday, although the Dow Jones Industrial Average
DJIA
+ 1.78%
it moved lower in the last check. The S&P 500
SPX
+ 1.91%
and the compound Nasdaq
COMP,
+ 2.05%
However, they were on the green.