Dem's "Blue Wave" Wipes Out Whole Year's Market Gains

Sorry bout that,

  1. The President will do a work around congress.
  2. He won't have any other choice.
  3. He will learn how to adjust to work with these idiots who hold the hammer.
Regards,
JamesofTexas
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

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it has been yoyoing his entire admin. kinda opportunistic to blame dems.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

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Stock market has been losing all year long. This will be Trumps recession in the coming months because of trade wars, Just like a cheese head, not paying attention.

Record high and you're saying it's "losing"?

Trump giveth, yet the Democrats taketh away.

Went up 40 plus percent under Obama
Went up 23 plus percent under Trump and going down, has been all year. Pay attention.

Obama's artificial gains were only because of quantitative easing by the FED. Trump's growth is real.

Pull your head out of your ass.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

dowjones.jpg

Stock market has been losing all year long. This will be Trumps recession in the coming months because of trade wars, Just like a cheese head, not paying attention.

Record high and you're saying it's "losing"?

Trump giveth, yet the Democrats taketh away.
weve had record single day drops. how is that record "high"?
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

dowjones.jpg

Boy that didn’t take long. Idiots are blaming the Democrats for this market slump and they’re not even in office yet.

There is no cure for stupid.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

dowjones.jpg
The last time they got control of congress they crashed the economy. Turned it into the worst economy since the Great Depression.
Got it. For purposes of the economy control of congress not the oval office matters.

FWIW, around here folks vote red when things are going well, blue when they need hope, traditionally. The big deal in the last election was Trump getting blue collar votes who felt ignored by both parties if I recall.
And what policies did the Democraps run on in the 2018 election?
healthcare, healthcare, healthcare, infrastructure, oversight of the Trump swamp.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

dowjones.jpg

The market has been stagnant since the day that Trump issued his first tariff and now you want to blame it on the Dems.

You sheep are some damn funny people! :21::21::21::21:

Really? Trump enacted the tariffs on March 8. Look at the steady rise continuing past that date and then go wash your mouth out with soap for telling a fib...

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Actually he did his first tariffs on Jan 22nd, on that day the market was over 26,000. The day before the election it was was 25,461.

Do try and keep up.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

dowjones.jpg

Stock market has been losing all year long. This will be Trumps recession in the coming months because of trade wars, Just like a cheese head, not paying attention.

Record high and you're saying it's "losing"?

Trump giveth, yet the Democrats taketh away.

Went up 40 plus percent under Obama
Went up 23 plus percent under Trump and going down, has been all year. Pay attention.

Obama's artificial gains were only because of quantitative easing by the FED. Trump's growth is real.

Pull your head out of your ass.

Explain “quantitative easing” for us. It doesn’t mean what you think it means.

People who are are clueless as you shouldn’t make comments on the economy. You know almost nothing and what you know is wrong.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

dowjones.jpg
The last time they got control of congress they crashed the economy. Turned it into the worst economy since the Great Depression.
Got it. For purposes of the economy control of congress not the oval office matters.

FWIW, around here folks vote red when things are going well, blue when they need hope, traditionally. The big deal in the last election was Trump getting blue collar votes who felt ignored by both parties if I recall.

No. Actually, for purposes of the economy, confidence counts. And the American economy has very little confidence in the direction the Democrats want to lead us.

It’s a meaningless measure and the last refuge of those who have nothing else.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much.


:laugh: the market is moving due to interest rates FINALLY rising.

it's like turning the titanic and has been in motion loooong before 2016.

team trump knows you morons don't understand it and he can say whatever he wants to take credit or assign blame.

"quantitative easing" was the steady periodic lowering of the rates... which BEGAN in 2008 due to an economic COLLAPSE.

an earnest person could go find quotes from dumbo donny saying the opposite of what he is saying on rates and the dollar now.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much.


wall street "animal spirits" are greedy and they loooove tax cuts and deregulation.

periodic corrections/retracements in the market are natural and necessary...we are nevertheless, still in a "bull" market.

remains to be seen whether it'll break down out of the established trading range or if it's just a cyclical shift.

"trade war" rhetoric plus teflon don's legal woes are not helping...




because dumbo donny only cares about his personal image and not the unity and wellbeing of the people affected, he'd like us to
believe that in order to keep the market up, we must squelch the investigations...




The prospect of Presidential Harassment by the Dems is causing the Stock Market big headaches!


— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 12, 2018




:rolleyes: he's a despicable person and a danger to our national security. ^
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

dowjones.jpg
How is that? The Democrats duly elected haven't taken their seats.....yet.
 
How should we assess the economic success or failure of Barack Obama’s presidency?

This is a difficult question to answer. After all, the incumbent of the White House cannot determine the performance of the huge and complex US economy. Indeed, policy initiatives usually have a modest impact. But the story of Mr Obama’s presidency is a little different from the usual, since it began amid the worst financial crisis since the 1930s. If we consider the disaster he inherited and the determination of the Republicans in Congress to ensure he would fail, his record is clearly successful. This does not mean it is perfect. Nor does it mean the US confronts few economic challenges. Neither statement would be close to correct. Yet it does mean he has laid a strong foundation.




The Obama administration implemented a number of important fiscal measures, notably the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. It also provided strong moral support for the Fed (including the reappointment of Ben Bernanke, who had been President Bush’s nominee). The administration also restored the financial sector faster than expected and carried out a highly successful rescue of the car industry.

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Meanwhile, Republicans decried the fiscal stimulus, complaining about the huge fiscal deficits caused by the crisis. Yet it was as absurd to complain about deficits then as it is to slash taxes now, when the economy seems close to full employment. Some Republicans claimed Fed policies risked hyperinflation. Most opposed the re-regulation of the financial sector and savaged the bailout of the car industry. Yet President-elect Donald Trump might not be in a position to bully automakers today if they had not been rescued back then.



Financial Times
 
trump's rhetoric, actions and inaction are a threat to our national security.

teflon don believes the end justifies the means and we should coddle brutal thug regimes because oil prices.
 
You zipperheads. I don't think the American economy trusts you very much. Once you get a taste of the freedom and prosperity Trump is giving us, anything the Democrats have to offer tastes like a plate of dog poop.

Steadily dropping since the day after the midterms. :laughing0301:

dowjones.jpg
Irony post of year for a guy spouting the Ayn Rand view of personal responsibility. LOL
 
They crashed it on purpose to win the 2008 election, Democrats ...


:laugh2: i'm sure you really believe that.. it's an oft repeated talking point for clueless parrots.




The decline of 20% by mid-2008 (when George W Bush was President) was in tandem with other stock markets across the globe. On September 29, 2008, the DJIA had a record-breaking drop of 777.68 with a close at 10,365.45. The DJIA hit a market low of 6,443.27 on March 6, 2009, having lost over 54% of its value since the October 9, 2007 high.
United States bear market of 2007–09 - Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_bear_market_of_2007–09





These experts, from both political parties, say Bush's early personnel choices and overarching antipathy toward regulation created a climate that, if it did not trigger the turmoil, almost certainly aggravated it. The president's first two Treasury secretaries, for instance, lacked the kind of Wall Street expertise that might have helped them raise red flags about the use of complex financial instruments at the heart of the crisis.

To his credit, Bush accurately foresaw the danger posed by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, and began calling as early as 2002 for greater regulation of the mortgage giants. But experts say the administration could have done even more to curb excesses in the housing market, and much more to police Wall Street, which transmitted those problems around the world.

Bush can share the blame for financial crisis
 

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