CNBC: "Shock cuts to Q1.....faltering economy."

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Shock cuts to Q1 growth pace show faltering economy

On a daily basis, progressives in here talk about how swimmingly the economy is going!!

:oops-28:

duh

The rest of the world knows the US economy is hanging by a thread. Progressive bozo's are secretly home praying the bubble doesnt implode before November!!:eusa_dance::eusa_dance:

Of course, anybody with half a brain knows that when interest rates are kept at or near 0% for years, the economy sucks!! Its called life support....if the FED even raised interest rates to 2% it'd be :blowup:
 
Shock cuts to Q1 growth pace show faltering economy

On a daily basis, progressives in here talk about how swimmingly the economy is going!!

:oops-28:

duh

The rest of the world knows the US economy is hanging by a thread. Progressive bozo's are secretly home praying the bubble doesnt implode before November!!:eusa_dance::eusa_dance:

Of course, anybody with half a brain knows that when interest rates are kept at or near 0% for years, the economy sucks!! Its called life support....if the FED even raised interest rates to 2% it'd be :blowup:

What 'bubble'?
 
To progressives, there is no such thing as a bubble. The key feature of a bubble is that investors willingly pay high prices not because of the asset’s intrinsic value, but because they believe some other investor will pay more for it in the future. The other key element of a bubble is that it almost always bursts.

Global investors all over the world go to bed at night with a fantasy vision of Janet Yellen.....who knew?!:2up:


:biggrin::biggrin:"Bad News Is Great Again" - Global Stocks Soar After Yellen Admits Global Economy Is Much Weaker | Zero Hedge:biggrin::biggrin:


Central Banks Risk Asset Bubbles in Battle With Deflation
 
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To progressives, there is no such thing as a bubble. The key feature of a bubble is that investors willingly pay high prices not because of the asset’s intrinsic value, but because they believe some other investor will pay more for it in the future. The other key element of a bubble is that it almost always bursts.

And what asset are you referring to specifically?

(Pssssst.....this is your cue to give us more excuses why you can't back up any of your nonsense)
 
To progressives, there is no such thing as a bubble. The key feature of a bubble is that investors willingly pay high prices not because of the asset’s intrinsic value, but because they believe some other investor will pay more for it in the future. The other key element of a bubble is that it almost always bursts.

And what asset are you referring to specifically?

(Pssssst.....this is your cue to give us more excuses why you can't back up any of your nonsense)


not boobs...........:bye1:

Derivative Definition | Investopedia

s0n....this thread is quite beyond your understanding!!!:coffee:
 
To progressives, there is no such thing as a bubble. The key feature of a bubble is that investors willingly pay high prices not because of the asset’s intrinsic value, but because they believe some other investor will pay more for it in the future. The other key element of a bubble is that it almost always bursts.

And what asset are you referring to specifically?

(Pssssst.....this is your cue to give us more excuses why you can't back up any of your nonsense)


not boobs...........:bye1:

Derivative Definition | Investopedia

s0n....this thread is quite beyond your understanding!!!:coffee:

Laughing....you're out of your depth, kiddo. As you keep using terms you don't understand to make claims you can't back up.

You babble about a 'bubble'. But when asked what bubble you're talking about, you can't even describe it, let alone back the claim up. You make vague claims about 'the asset' and its 'intrinsic value'. But when asked *which* asset you're referring to.......you predictably flee again.

You're really not prepared for this conversation.
 
To progressives, there is no such thing as a bubble. The key feature of a bubble is that investors willingly pay high prices not because of the asset’s intrinsic value, but because they believe some other investor will pay more for it in the future. The other key element of a bubble is that it almost always bursts.

And what asset are you referring to specifically?

(Pssssst.....this is your cue to give us more excuses why you can't back up any of your nonsense)


not boobs...........:bye1:

Derivative Definition | Investopedia

s0n....this thread is quite beyond your understanding!!!:coffee:

Laughing....you're out of your depth, kiddo. As you keep using terms you don't understand to make claims you can't back up.

You babble about a 'bubble'. But when asked what bubble you're talking about, you can't even describe it, let alone back the claim up. You make vague claims about 'the asset' and its 'intrinsic value'. But when asked *which* asset you're referring to.......you predictably flee again.

You're really not prepared for this conversation.


That bird shitting on a chessboard after kicking the pieces around comes to mind on this thread!!!

s0n....Im not OCD on this stuff as you clearly are as evidenced by your 4 billion posts in just a few months!!:2up: But you're right......what can I say......the economy is kicking ass!!!:coffee:
 
To progressives, there is no such thing as a bubble. The key feature of a bubble is that investors willingly pay high prices not because of the asset’s intrinsic value, but because they believe some other investor will pay more for it in the future. The other key element of a bubble is that it almost always bursts.

And what asset are you referring to specifically?

(Pssssst.....this is your cue to give us more excuses why you can't back up any of your nonsense)


not boobs...........:bye1:

Derivative Definition | Investopedia

s0n....this thread is quite beyond your understanding!!!:coffee:

Laughing....you're out of your depth, kiddo. As you keep using terms you don't understand to make claims you can't back up.

You babble about a 'bubble'. But when asked what bubble you're talking about, you can't even describe it, let alone back the claim up. You make vague claims about 'the asset' and its 'intrinsic value'. But when asked *which* asset you're referring to.......you predictably flee again.

You're really not prepared for this conversation.


That bird shitting on a chessboard after kicking the pieces around comes to mind on this thread!!!

s0n....Im not OCD on this stuff as you clearly are as evidenced by your 4 billion posts in just a few months!!:2up: But you're right......what can I say......the economy is kicking ass!!!:coffee:

Laughing.......and still you can't tell us which 'bubble' you're talking about, what 'the asset' is, or back any of your claims.

Odd you should mention a pile of shit in reference to your thread.
 
To progressives, there is no such thing as a bubble. The key feature of a bubble is that investors willingly pay high prices not because of the asset’s intrinsic value, but because they believe some other investor will pay more for it in the future. The other key element of a bubble is that it almost always bursts.

And what asset are you referring to specifically?

(Pssssst.....this is your cue to give us more excuses why you can't back up any of your nonsense)


not boobs...........:bye1:

Derivative Definition | Investopedia

s0n....this thread is quite beyond your understanding!!!:coffee:

Laughing....you're out of your depth, kiddo. As you keep using terms you don't understand to make claims you can't back up.

You babble about a 'bubble'. But when asked what bubble you're talking about, you can't even describe it, let alone back the claim up. You make vague claims about 'the asset' and its 'intrinsic value'. But when asked *which* asset you're referring to.......you predictably flee again.

You're really not prepared for this conversation.


That bird shitting on a chessboard after kicking the pieces around comes to mind on this thread!!!

s0n....Im not OCD on this stuff as you clearly are as evidenced by your 4 billion posts in just a few months!!:2up: But you're right......what can I say......the economy is kicking ass!!!:coffee:

Laughing.......and still you can't tell us which 'bubble' you're talking about, what 'the asset' is, or back any of your claims.

Odd you should mention a pile of shit in reference to your thread.
what's funny is reading your posts and your complete lack of knowledge on economics. It is fkinggggg hilarious dude. 54% of Americans get handouts from the government. 49% are on foodstamps. And yet you think the economy is flying right along. Yep, libturd wisdom, never underestimate the stupid from a libturd.
 
And what asset are you referring to specifically?

(Pssssst.....this is your cue to give us more excuses why you can't back up any of your nonsense)


not boobs...........:bye1:

Derivative Definition | Investopedia

s0n....this thread is quite beyond your understanding!!!:coffee:

Laughing....you're out of your depth, kiddo. As you keep using terms you don't understand to make claims you can't back up.

You babble about a 'bubble'. But when asked what bubble you're talking about, you can't even describe it, let alone back the claim up. You make vague claims about 'the asset' and its 'intrinsic value'. But when asked *which* asset you're referring to.......you predictably flee again.

You're really not prepared for this conversation.


That bird shitting on a chessboard after kicking the pieces around comes to mind on this thread!!!

s0n....Im not OCD on this stuff as you clearly are as evidenced by your 4 billion posts in just a few months!!:2up: But you're right......what can I say......the economy is kicking ass!!!:coffee:

Laughing.......and still you can't tell us which 'bubble' you're talking about, what 'the asset' is, or back any of your claims.

Odd you should mention a pile of shit in reference to your thread.
what's funny is reading your posts and your complete lack of knowledge on economics. It is fkinggggg hilarious dude. 54% of Americans get handouts from the government. 49% are on foodstamps. And yet you think the economy is flying right along. Yep, libturd wisdom, never underestimate the stupid from a libturd.



JC....the Boston Fed talks about "asset bubbles" all the time in their briefs which can be found on-line. Most of the knotheads on this board have no clue about the derivatives markets.

Big Risk: $1.2 Quadrillion Derivatives Market Dwarfs World GDP - DailyFinance

Anyway JC......you know how the progressive bozo's operate. When they get pwned, they ask stoopid questions as an automatic response.


ghey:gay:

When the current asset bubbles go pop, every swinging dick in the country is going to find out about how the banks have been manipulating all the markets now. :eusa_dance::eusa_dance:
 

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