Wow!

The market is still 4700 points higher than it was when Trump took office.:rolleyes:

Under President Clinton that would have been 47,000 points higher
because she would have been the continuation of the Obama economy...




:nods:



Why can't you see that??? 2-3% growth forever, guaranteed!
Who wouldn't want a ROI like that???

Do I have to remind you of
"The Tortoise and the Hare?"
 
you gents need some real men friends...go fishing have a beer or whine and then play murder in the dark
 
you gents need some real men friends...go fishing have a beer or whine and then play murder in the dark


I volunteer you for the role of "victim" in this particular stage play.
 
Unemployment is up 3 times what it was when Trump took office. :rolleyes:

No shit, Trump didn't shut the economy down, Governors did. Democrat Governors, having fallen in love with their totalitarian roles, the only Governors still opposing the re-opening of the economy.
 
I've been all-in since 1976.

It's been "velly velly good to me..."



:shrug:

Good. Stay with it, because the best is yet to come. As Ronald Reagan said, "You ain't seen nothin' yet!"

And help Harpy to encourage other Deplorables to go all-in.
 
No shit, Trump didn't shut the economy down, Governors did. Democrat Governors, having fallen in love with their totalitarian roles, the only Governors still opposing the re-opening of the economy.

I'm glad that you agree, Trump has lost control of the country.

We'll leave the whine to you.:rolleyes:

He did that on purpose, it was a play on words.
 
The irrational exuberance of the stock market climbing mainly on the basis of a single company issuing a positive review of its own prospective vaccine points out why there is so much wishful thinking in the stock market.

It's simply because most investors see no other options for their capital. Interest rates have been held artificially low for decades. Stock market investors keep doubling down, because they've got nowhere else to go. Investors are following the lead of the impeached President. Forget about the national debt. Forget about the new unemployment figures. Forget about all the unknowns about the current pandemic. Forget about the obvious incompetence of the current Federal executive office in dealing with this pandemic.

Like Richard Gere in An Officer and a Gentleman, most of these investors simply "got nowhere else to go!"

Someone summed it up in an earlier post where I was ridiculed for protecting my principal and investing in real goods when facing the prospect of an economic depression. They asked with credulity something like, "Why would you hold cash when you could be earning 19% in the market?"

Go all-in, Deplorables! Put that money where your mouth is. Double down on the economic policies of this stable genius impeached President.

Thanks for gloating about your market expertise, but I think I'll stand pat where I am. :)
 
The irrational exuberance of the stock market climbing mainly on the basis of a single company issuing a positive review of its own prospective vaccine points out why there is so much wishful thinking in the stock market.

It's simply because most investors see no other options for their capital. Interest rates have been held artificially low for decades. Stock market investors keep doubling down, because they've got nowhere else to go. Investors are following the lead of the impeached President. Forget about the national debt. Forget about the new unemployment figures. Forget about all the unknowns about the current pandemic. Forget about the obvious incompetence of the current Federal executive office in dealing with this pandemic.

Like Richard Gere in An Officer and a Gentleman, most of these investors simply "got nowhere else to go!"

Someone summed it up in an earlier post where I was ridiculed for protecting my principal and investing in real goods when facing the prospect of an economic depression. They asked with credulity something like, "Why would you hold cash when you could be earning 19% in the market?"

Go all-in, Deplorables! Put that money where your mouth is. Double down on the economic policies of this stable genius impeached President.

Thanks for gloating about your market expertise, but I think I'll stand pat where I am. :)


Well, if, in 1980, you invested 100 dollars in the Apple Co. your investment would be worth $67,500.00, now on to Amazon? Take a guess?
 
Only because trump didn’t know what to do and hoped to avoid blame.



No, Trump exercised good judgement. Good managers delegate authority to subordinates. Letting governors run their states was the correct way forward according to our constitution, only the left loons are still playing the blame game the rest of us moved on.
 
Well, if, in 1980, you invested 100 dollars in the Apple Co. your investment would be worth $67,500.00, now on to Amazon? Take a guess?

Well, get your head in the feeding trough and pick the winners.

As Harpy indicated, happy days are here again, Deplorables! Everyone can be rich beyond our wildest dreams! :devil:
 
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