- Nov 14, 2011
- 121,734
- 68,634
- 2,635
So you’re saying there was no growth in 2017 since we borrowed another trillion dollars last year?there was no growth ever under Obama,,,,how can there have been growth while we were borrowing a trillion a year?
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
So you’re saying there was no growth in 2017 since we borrowed another trillion dollars last year?there was no growth ever under Obama,,,,how can there have been growth while we were borrowing a trillion a year?
im watching Barney & co,,,,so far his guests are talking about how miserable the Obama years were compared to Trump,,,they came with the facts! Its been so long since they have ever seen the DOW rise at this rate? it never rose this fast when Barry was PresidentIt wont be hard at all, they'll just lie like the no good scum always do.We have had plenty of threads and replies coming from the democrats here trying to make the Obama years look a lot better than Trumps first year in office.
As of 8:30 EST. The DOW is already at 26,000 and will probably hover around that mark all day.
OK Democrats/Liberals. Go ahead and show how the Obama Stock Market rose as fast as the Trump rally has. What was it when Trump won? About 18,600 on Nov. 9, 2016?
And it's gone up about another 8000 since?
Did the stock market shoot up at this pace in 2009 or 2010?
I see this is nothing but a troll thread; started by a lying troll. Oh well, too bad.im watching Barney & co,,,,so far his guests are talking about how miserable the Obama years were compared to Trump,,,they came with the facts! Its been so long since they have ever seen the DOW rise at this rate? it never rose this fast when Barry was PresidentIt wont be hard at all, they'll just lie like the no good scum always do.We have had plenty of threads and replies coming from the democrats here trying to make the Obama years look a lot better than Trumps first year in office.
As of 8:30 EST. The DOW is already at 26,000 and will probably hover around that mark all day.
OK Democrats/Liberals. Go ahead and show how the Obama Stock Market rose as fast as the Trump rally has. What was it when Trump won? About 18,600 on Nov. 9, 2016?
And it's gone up about another 8000 since?
Did the stock market shoot up at this pace in 2009 or 2010?
Call me when the DOW goes up 150% under Trump.
Loser.
Another genius that obviously doesn't understand the business cycle .....
Trump will never match Obama's percentage.
The Dow can't Fix Trump's low job approval number.We have had plenty of threads and replies coming from the democrats here trying to make the Obama years look a lot better than Trumps first year in office.
As of 8:30 EST. The DOW is already at 26,000 and will probably hover around that mark all day.
OK Democrats/Liberals. Go ahead and show how the Obama Stock Market rose as fast as the Trump rally has. What was it when Trump won? About 18,600 on Nov. 9, 2016?
And it's gone up about another 8000 since?
Did the stock market shoot up at this pace in 2009 or 2010?
The Dow can't Fix Trump's low job approval number.
Now you know. Among other reasons, it’s a reflection of how much Americans attribute the rise in the Dow to Trump.The Dow can't Fix Trump's low job approval number.
I didn't know that was one of the DJIA's roles......
When did Dow Jones & Company add a "fix politician approval rating" component to the DJIA ?
Obama, after the GREAT RECESSION had a few years hitting over 3% growth.we have gone from 0.0 growth to maybe 4.0 growth,,,hmm?
Obama, after the GREAT RECESSION had a few years hitting over 3% growth.we have gone from 0.0 growth to maybe 4.0 growth,,,hmm?
Now you know. Among other reasons, it’s a reflection of how much Americans attribute the rise in the Dow to Trump.The Dow can't Fix Trump's low job approval number.
I didn't know that was one of the DJIA's roles......
When did Dow Jones & Company add a "fix politician approval rating" component to the DJIA ?
WHAT?????Obama, after the GREAT RECESSION had a few years hitting over 3% growth.we have gone from 0.0 growth to maybe 4.0 growth,,,hmm?
LOL What?
In which country?Obama, after the GREAT RECESSION had a few years hitting over 3% growth.we have gone from 0.0 growth to maybe 4.0 growth,,,hmm?
Or when he reduces unemployment rate by 60%?
LOLNow you know. Among other reasons, it’s a reflection of how much Americans attribute the rise in the Dow to Trump.The Dow can't Fix Trump's low job approval number.
I didn't know that was one of the DJIA's roles......
When did Dow Jones & Company add a "fix politician approval rating" component to the DJIA ?
*YAWN* Given that most of the ignorant sheeple don't have a clue what the DJIA is, what it measures or why it moves up, down and sideways makes it a completely worthless "reflection" ...
Uh-huh, "approval ratings" are about as useful for gauging the actual effectiveness of a sitting POTUS and his/her economy policies as an Ouija Board.LOLNow you know. Among other reasons, it’s a reflection of how much Americans attribute the rise in the Dow to Trump.The Dow can't Fix Trump's low job approval number.
I didn't know that was one of the DJIA's roles......
When did Dow Jones & Company add a "fix politician approval rating" component to the DJIA ?
*YAWN* Given that most of the ignorant sheeple don't have a clue what the DJIA is, what it measures or why it moves up, down and sideways makes it a completely worthless "reflection" ...
Worthless only to those living in denial. Regardless of knowing what moves the Dow, people decide if the president affected it.
Who cares what economically clueless sheeple "attribute" or don't "attribute" to Trump? Personally I could care less whether or not people "approve" of <INSERT CURRENT DICKHEAD'S NAME OCCUPYING THE OVAL OFFICE HERE> or not as long as the economy is healthy.And a 40% approval rating reveals many don’t attribute the growth to Trump. Which is also reflected in other polls where roughly half attribute 2017 economic growth to Obama.
Plenty of people care, including the president. That’s why researching such statistics is a fairly big business. Gallup has been doing it for more than 80 years now.Uh-huh, "approval ratings" are about as useful for gauging the actual effectiveness of a sitting POTUS and his/her economy policies as an Ouija Board.LOLNow you know. Among other reasons, it’s a reflection of how much Americans attribute the rise in the Dow to Trump.The Dow can't Fix Trump's low job approval number.
I didn't know that was one of the DJIA's roles......
When did Dow Jones & Company add a "fix politician approval rating" component to the DJIA ?
*YAWN* Given that most of the ignorant sheeple don't have a clue what the DJIA is, what it measures or why it moves up, down and sideways makes it a completely worthless "reflection" ...
Worthless only to those living in denial. Regardless of knowing what moves the Dow, people decide if the president affected it.
Who cares what economically clueless sheeple "attribute" or don't "attribute" to Trump? Personally I could care less whether or not people "approve" of <INSERT CURRENT DICKHEAD'S NAME OCCUPYING THE OVAL OFFICE HERE> or not as long as the economy is healthy.And a 40% approval rating reveals many don’t attribute the growth to Trump. Which is also reflected in other polls where roughly half attribute 2017 economic growth to Obama.
Call me when the DOW goes up 150% under Trump.
Loser.
Another genius that obviously doesn't understand the business cycle .....
Trump will never match Obama's percentage.
Like I said, you obviously don't understand how the business cycle works or that marginal gains are much easier to achieve when you're coming off a BOTTOM then when you're nearing the TOP.
.... not to mention the fact that Obama had almost nothing to do with stabilizing the financial system after the crash (that was accomplished during the Bush Administration led by Paulson, Bernanke, Geithner and assorted foreign Central Bankers), nor did he have much to do with the equities markets performance during his 8 years in office, The lions share of the credit there goes to historically loose monetary policy.
The fact the economy and the equities markets (which are forward looking by the way) are accelerating near the top of the cycle in an environment of monetary policy tightening and the unwinding of the Fed's balance sheet is indicative that Trump's doing at least something right with respect to making the climate more business friendly.