I don't know how anyone thinks the Tariffs are a good idea. Actually, the Trump supporting base are poor and uneducated so they probably don't care about the markets.
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marketperson wrote:
I don't know how anyone thinks the Tariffs are a good idea. Actually, the Trump supporting base are poor and uneducated so they probably don't care about the markets.
Intelligent people throw themselves out of the nearest window at the first sign of market volatility.
If the day to day stock price worries you aren't wealthy enough to be trading stocks.
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TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
marketperson wrote:
I don't know how anyone thinks the Tariffs are a good idea. Actually, the Trump supporting base are poor and uneducated so they probably don't care about the markets.
Intelligent people throw themselves out of the nearest window at the first sign of market volatility.
If the day to day stock price worries you aren't wealthy enough to be trading stocks.
Markets crash. Costs are increasing. Job losses to follow. How is this good?
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marketperson wrote:
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Intelligent people throw themselves out of the nearest window at the first sign of market volatility.
If the day to day stock price worries you aren't wealthy enough to be trading stocks.
Markets crash. Costs are increasing. Job losses to follow. How is this good?
This isn't a crash...
The market dropped 3,000 points between December and January...
The sky is not falling. Stupid people will sell in panic and the smart people will buy their losses and send the price back up.
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TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Intelligent people throw themselves out of the nearest window at the first sign of market volatility.
If the day to day stock price worries you aren't wealthy enough to be trading stocks.
A stock market drop like this under Biden had you lunatics calling for impeachment.
Funny how now it's not even a blip on the radar.
It's almost like dishonesty is an absolute cornerstone of everything you people stand for.
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TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
marketperson wrote:
I don't know how anyone thinks the Tariffs are a good idea. Actually, the Trump supporting base are poor and uneducated so they probably don't care about the markets.
Intelligent people throw themselves out of the nearest window at the first sign of market volatility.
If the day to day stock price worries you aren't wealthy enough to be trading stocks.
A sentiment that is pretty much the opposite of what you were posting every day for the last 4 years. You're the most inconsistent apologist that Trump and Russia have.
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trollism wrote:
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Intelligent people throw themselves out of the nearest window at the first sign of market volatility.
If the day to day stock price worries you aren't wealthy enough to be trading stocks.
A stock market drop like this under Biden had you lunatics calling for impeachment.
Funny how now it's not even a blip on the radar.
It's almost like dishonesty is an absolute cornerstone of everything you people stand for.
Let's see a single source of anyone demanding Biden be impeached for the stock market.
The market did great under Biden because stocks are a hedge against inflation.
At some point there's going to be a correction.
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Armitage Shanks wrote:
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Intelligent people throw themselves out of the nearest window at the first sign of market volatility.
If the day to day stock price worries you aren't wealthy enough to be trading stocks.
A sentiment that is pretty much the opposite of what you were posting every day for the last 4 years. You're the most inconsistent apologist that Trump and Russia have.
Let's see an example.
Should be easy to provide if it exists.
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You are always labeling others as idiots, even those of us who can run circles around you intellectually. You’re a less entertaining Archie Bunker, with a dash of Dingbat and Meathead thrown in.
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Before this whole thing degrades into a bunch of people (and obvious disinfo plants shouting at each other, I do think it's important to pull back and see the big picture here:
"Here is a thing you must understand: Trump has chosen to wreck the economy. None of this was necessary. Trump inherited a stable, thriving economy and he then chose to:
• Engage in a massive, haphazard reduction in force for the federal government without any thought given to function.
• Turn the federal government into a division of Tesla, Inc.
• Spook our European allies by (1) demanding that Denmark cede Greenland to us; (2) telling the allies that we are pulling back from Europe and that the true enemy is not Russia or China but liberal European citizens; (3) switching sides in the Ukraine war to ally America with Russia’s interests.
• Start a trade war with our two biggest trading partners.These are choices designed to create instability and chaos, not growth. Which is exactly what we’re getting."
All of this — all of it — is appalling, shortsighted, stupid and absolutely unnecessary.
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Utterly unnecessary wrote:
Before this whole thing degrades into a bunch of people (and obvious disinfo plants shouting at each other, I do think it's important to pull back and see the big picture here:
"Here is a thing you must understand: Trump has chosen to wreck the economy. None of this was necessary. Trump inherited a stable, thriving economy and he then chose to:
• Engage in a massive, haphazard reduction in force for the federal government without any thought given to function.
• Turn the federal government into a division of Tesla, Inc.
• Spook our European allies by (1) demanding that Denmark cede Greenland to us; (2) telling the allies that we are pulling back from Europe and that the true enemy is not Russia or China but liberal European citizens; (3) switching sides in the Ukraine war to ally America with Russia’s interests.
• Start a trade war with our two biggest trading partners.These are choices designed to create instability and chaos, not growth. Which is exactly what we’re getting."
All of this — all of it — is appalling, shortsighted, stupid and absolutely unnecessary.
This is the relevant post. The economy and the markets were doing fantastically well when he took office. The markets even further rallied after his election. Then he has deliberately taken policy action with full knowledge that it would cause chaos. There's no rational explanation for any of his decisions. You know - other than it helps Russia of course.
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"free fall"?
The S&P is down .7% YTD.
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You are ignoring me in the other thread. List 5 things you got done this week or we will turn off your red state subsidies.
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Guess what liberals. We are all going to lose money. Owned!
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Fat Ass wrote:
"free fall"?
The S&P is down .7% YTD.
Look at the 2 day return amigo
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marketperson wrote:
Utterly unnecessary wrote:
Before this whole thing degrades into a bunch of people (and obvious disinfo plants shouting at each other, I do think it's important to pull back and see the big picture here:
"Here is a thing you must understand: Trump has chosen to wreck the economy. None of this was necessary. Trump inherited a stable, thriving economy and he then chose to:
• Engage in a massive, haphazard reduction in force for the federal government without any thought given to function.
• Turn the federal government into a division of Tesla, Inc.
• Spook our European allies by (1) demanding that Denmark cede Greenland to us; (2) telling the allies that we are pulling back from Europe and that the true enemy is not Russia or China but liberal European citizens; (3) switching sides in the Ukraine war to ally America with Russia’s interests.
• Start a trade war with our two biggest trading partners.These are choices designed to create instability and chaos, not growth. Which is exactly what we’re getting."
All of this — all of it — is appalling, shortsighted, stupid and absolutely unnecessary.
This is the relevant post. The economy and the markets were doing fantastically well when he took office. The markets even further rallied after his election. Then he has deliberately taken policy action with full knowledge that it would cause chaos. There's no rational explanation for any of his decisions. You know - other than it helps Russia of course.
The dow dropped 3,000 points between December and January...
If eveyrthing is Trump's fault all the time how is that even possible??
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