Donald Trump's Economy

Trump's Economy means higher prices, shortages, recession, higher interest rates, stagflation, massive unemployment, and inflation.

Here comes the higher prices:

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Trumps economy is strong and thriving after the Biden disaster. We have tax cuts for the middle class, regulation cuts fir businesses, low cost reliable energy policies, lower interest rates, inflation low, investment in manufacturing high, manufacturing coming here from Europe in large numbers, the effect of the war is much lower than expected, deficit reduced from 2.6 to 1.8 trillion, wages up. When the war settles the economy will take off because the Middle East will be stable.
 
Trumps economy is strong and thriving after the Biden disaster. We have tax cuts for the middle class, regulation cuts fir businesses, low cost reliable energy policies, lower interest rates, inflation low, investment in manufacturing high, manufacturing coming here from Europe in large numbers, the effect of the war is much lower than expected, deficit reduced from 2.6 to 1.8 trillion, wages up. When the war settles the economy will take off because the Middle East will be stable.

LOL. That post made me really chuckle. Thank you.

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The index appears to be moving closer to a bearish Death Cross, which could signal further downside
Now is the time to buy when the war ends in 2-4 weeks the DOW will take off​
Irrational exuberance based upon unrealistic expectations.

Iran possesses a layered defense network, including conventional forces, proxy groups, and asymmetric capabilities that extend beyond its borders. This structure complicates any rapid resolution, even in the face of significant initial strikes.
Historical precedents, including US engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan, demonstrate that early battlefield gains do not necessarily translate into swift political or strategic victory. The dismantling of infrastructure does not equate to the collapse of governing systems or ideological resistance.
Furthermore, regional actors, ranging from non-state militias to neighbouring states, introduce variables that can prolong conflict timelines. Any projection of a 'four to six week' resolution must therefore be understood within the context of these broader uncertainties.

 

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