This to me is always an interesting thing about Gun STocks after a bunch of people are shot in one of these mass shootings. Gun Stocks go up from people who are afraid their guns are going to be taken away and 2nd from people who are afraid of other mass shootings who want to have a gun to "Shoot Back". Having Trump as a president is so insecure by the way for most Americans that just having Trump as a president is going to make the average person go out and buy a gun of any political party. Just because it is so crazy here in the U.S. now. It hasn't been this crazy since 1968 when Nixon got elected when people my age were being bludgeoned outside the Democratic headquarters by police in Chicago then and students were being shot at Kent State University by likely the National guard.
So, Americans have never been less sure of the future than they are now. So, it's in a little way again like the Cold War and during World War II in some respects living in the U.S. and the world now. However, the war is on the Internet and inside people's minds instead of as many people dying as world war II (100 million then). So, most casualties now are the people's sanity worldwide. Which likely will create more mass killings because of how insecure most people are worldwide now and just how chaotic and unpredictable things are with people like Trump in office. It's pretty scary worldwide right now.
Then you also have overpopulation characteristics where random young or old men will start more and more to depopulate the world. The problem would be when this is in regard to nuclear weapons.
So, populations likely need to reduce before there are just too many nuclear bombs going off to change with retroactive Time Travel and we are all gone and earth is left to die as an asteroid belt in space like the Asteroid belt that was once a humanoid populated planet out past Mars that got nuked 65 million years ago now. (One of the asteroids) ( a piece) of that human populated planet came to earth and killed all the larger dinosaurs then 65 million years ago.
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Gun Stocks Jump After Las Vegas Mass Shooting Leaves 50 People Dead
Gun Stocks Jump After Las Vegas Mass Shooting Leaves 50 People Dead
Shares
of gunmakers such as Sturm, Ruger & Co. (rgr) and Smith &
Wesson maker American Outdoor Brands (aobc) rose sharply Monday after a
mass shooting in Las Vegas left more
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Gun Stocks Jump After Las Vegas Mass Shooting Leaves 50 People Dead
10:53 AM ET
Shares of gunmakers such as Sturm, Ruger & Co. (rgr, +3.00%) and Smith & Wesson maker American Outdoor Brands (aobc, +3.11%)
rose sharply Monday after a mass shooting in Las Vegas left more than
50 dead and hundreds injured. The episode is now the deadliest mass
shooting in modern U.S. history.
After
64-year-old Stephen Paddock of Mesquite, Nevada opened fire on
concertgoers late Sunday, investors began buying shares of gunmakers in
anticipation of a jump in gun sales as a result of the shooting. Shares
of Sturm, Ruger & Co. rose 3% in early trading Monday, American
Outdoor Brands jumped 5%, while Vista Outdoor (vsto, +2.22%) popped 2%.
It's become a common trend for gun stocks to jump after mass shootings in the U.S.
That's in part because investors are predicting a boon in sales as
people buy firearms as a means of self-defense after harrowing events.
Sales may also spike because weapons buyers fear that in the aftermath
of an attack, lawmakers might pass rules making guns tougher to buy.
Still,
shares of gunmakers in general have remained depressed since President
Donald Trump took the White House in November. While the threat of gun
control seemed much more pertinent during President Barack Obama's
presidency, gun owners have been less concerned about Trump and his
administration imposing tougher gun controls on the country. Gun sales
have fallen steadily this year, with background checks related to
firearm purchases reaching their lowest point in three years during the second quarter.
Despite reports that Trump is considering relaxing oversight of foreign gun sales,
shares of American Outdoor have fallen 46% since the November
elections, Vista has dropped 40%, while Sturm, Ruger is down 16%.…
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