DOW 22,000!!

My retirement plans and investments are smiling.
...until the bubble bursts.

You have to factor that in your decision-making process. There will be a downturn in the Markets. That's just the nature of the beast. Make wise decisions now, or suffer the consequences later.

When the bear market comes, the muppets will suddenly decide that maybe Trump doesn't impact the markets after all

lol
So far this summer, there is a glut in cars or a slow down in sales, running out of suckers for subprime auto loans and a slowdown in housing sales...

Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..
 
...until the bubble bursts.

You have to factor that in your decision-making process. There will be a downturn in the Markets. That's just the nature of the beast. Make wise decisions now, or suffer the consequences later.

When the bear market comes, the muppets will suddenly decide that maybe Trump doesn't impact the markets after all

lol
So far this summer, there is a glut in cars or a slow down in sales, running out of suckers for subprime auto loans and a slowdown in housing sales...

Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..

Or, more simply, when you run out of buyers willing to buy stock at these prices.
 
You have to factor that in your decision-making process. There will be a downturn in the Markets. That's just the nature of the beast. Make wise decisions now, or suffer the consequences later.

When the bear market comes, the muppets will suddenly decide that maybe Trump doesn't impact the markets after all

lol
So far this summer, there is a glut in cars or a slow down in sales, running out of suckers for subprime auto loans and a slowdown in housing sales...

Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..

Or, more simply, when you run out of buyers willing to buy stock at these prices.
Yeah....This time the debt load is larger in corporate America...
 
You have to factor that in your decision-making process. There will be a downturn in the Markets. That's just the nature of the beast. Make wise decisions now, or suffer the consequences later.

When the bear market comes, the muppets will suddenly decide that maybe Trump doesn't impact the markets after all

lol
So far this summer, there is a glut in cars or a slow down in sales, running out of suckers for subprime auto loans and a slowdown in housing sales...

Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..

Or, more simply, when you run out of buyers willing to buy stock at these prices.
Ok --- that's about as ignorant a statement as it gets.
 
Dang, Trump killin it son! :dance:


The Dow Jones industrial average notched another milestone on Wednesday, breaking above 22,000 for the first time.

The 30-stock index broke above that level before holding just 17 points higher. The Dow reached the record with a boost from Apple's stock, which surged nearly 4 percent after posting quarterly results that blew expectations out of the water.

The company reported earnings per share of $1.67 on revenue of $45.4 billion. Analysts polled by Reuters expected earnings per share of $1.57 on revenue of $44.89 billion.

DRUDGE REPORT 2017®


record setting like five days in a row

--LOL
 
If a president has to be assigned responsibility for where the market is, that would be Obama. Virtually all of the economic policies from his presidency are still in place,

such as, the higher tax rate on those in the top bracket, you know, the one that the muppets assured us would destroy the economy.

Uh, your boy Hussein isn't the President anymore. You'd know that if you didn't only consume Democrat Fake News shite. And of course they're assigned responsibility for where the market is. What are you 12yrs old or something? Wake up kid. All Presidents are held accountable for the Economy.
 
My retirement plans and investments are smiling.
...until the bubble bursts.

The market goes up and down. Over the long term it goes up. Of course, we wouldn't have these bubbles if we weren't spending more than we have and the Fed wasn't constantly manipulating our currency.
 
LMAO remember all the establishment dire warnings about how the stock market would collapse under Trump. :laugh:
It will. Right now the DOW is ~4 times higher than was a decade ago. And there is no way that those companies are worth 4X as much as they were 10 years ago.

It's a huge bubble ready to burst and a lot of middle class people are going to get fucked when it does. Especially those who are nearing retirement.
 
LMAO remember all the establishment dire warnings about how the stock market would collapse under Trump. :laugh:
It will. Right now the DOW is ~4 times higher than was a decade ago. And there is no way that those companies are worth 4X as much as they were 10 years ago.

It's a huge bubble ready to burst and a lot of middle class people are going to get fucked when it does. Especially those who are nearing retirement.
The value of stock isn't how much a company is worth today but an estimate on how much they will make in the future.
 
When the bear market comes, the muppets will suddenly decide that maybe Trump doesn't impact the markets after all

lol
So far this summer, there is a glut in cars or a slow down in sales, running out of suckers for subprime auto loans and a slowdown in housing sales...

Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..

Or, more simply, when you run out of buyers willing to buy stock at these prices.
Yeah....This time the debt load is larger in corporate America...

With record earnings and record low interest rates.
 
LMAO remember all the establishment dire warnings about how the stock market would collapse under Trump. :laugh:
It will. Right now the DOW is ~4 times higher than was a decade ago. And there is no way that those companies are worth 4X as much as they were 10 years ago.

It's a huge bubble ready to burst and a lot of middle class people are going to get fucked when it does. Especially those who are nearing retirement.

And there is no way that those companies are worth 4X as much as they were 10 years ago.

Why not? What are they worth?
How do you know?
 
When the bear market comes, the muppets will suddenly decide that maybe Trump doesn't impact the markets after all

lol
So far this summer, there is a glut in cars or a slow down in sales, running out of suckers for subprime auto loans and a slowdown in housing sales...

Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..

Or, more simply, when you run out of buyers willing to buy stock at these prices.
Ok --- that's about as ignorant a statement as it gets.
Those are the only kind carb knows how to make.
 
When the bear market comes, the muppets will suddenly decide that maybe Trump doesn't impact the markets after all

lol
So far this summer, there is a glut in cars or a slow down in sales, running out of suckers for subprime auto loans and a slowdown in housing sales...

Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..

Or, more simply, when you run out of buyers willing to buy stock at these prices.
Ok --- that's about as ignorant a statement as it gets.

You have no clue how supply and demand works in a market do you?
 
Oh my, look whose stock market beat Trump's in the first 6 months:

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GODDAM that's funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
So far this summer, there is a glut in cars or a slow down in sales, running out of suckers for subprime auto loans and a slowdown in housing sales...

Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..

Or, more simply, when you run out of buyers willing to buy stock at these prices.
Ok --- that's about as ignorant a statement as it gets.

You have no clue how supply and demand works in a market do you?
i will ignore the rampant ignorance exposed by your remark.
 
Pretty soon you'll hear the 'experts' start saying, 'it's different this time', referring to the likelihood of a bear market and recession,

and then you'll know the end of the bull market is nigh.
It's just a matter of time, or a sharp rise in a commodity due to a natural occurrence or a human one..

Or, more simply, when you run out of buyers willing to buy stock at these prices.
Ok --- that's about as ignorant a statement as it gets.

You have no clue how supply and demand works in a market do you?
i will ignore the rampant ignorance exposed by your remark.

I think this poster has given up.
 

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