Why have Republicans stopped bragging about the stock market?

Wohoo! The Dow is currently up 292 points right now. Gotta love it😎 Time to check my stocks.
 
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I shorted SUM-GES-HAL-SLB in AM

when Nigger Rory will gloat, I will BUY


MOAR
 
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Nice Goin' Donnie.

2,870.08 −61.97 (2.11%)
Aug 5, 10:25 AM EDT

Dow plunges 550 points led by Apple after China
retaliates in trade war, S&P 500 drops 2%
 
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Nice Goin' Donnie.

2,870.08 −61.97 (2.11%)
Aug 5, 10:25 AM EDT

Dow plunges 550 points led by Apple after China
retaliates in trade war, S&P 500 drops 2%

Holy Toledo!
"Thoughts 'n Prayers!" to all the families of the slaughtered day traders.
 
The original question was: why have Republicans stopped bragging about the stock market?

Down 600 points today, and our weak-assed GB deplorables have scattered again.

The premise of this thread was - and always will be - spot-on. :cool:
 
China officially labeled a currency manipulator.

Market open tomorrow should be...interesting.
 
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/a...ahoo&utm_campaign=yahoo-non-hosted&yptr=yahoo

Why No One Wants to Talk About the Booming Economy


Republicans don’t like to admit the biggest policy-based reason why the economy surged in 2018 and into 2019, which is this: President Donald Trump secured the very stimulus that Republicans spent years denying President Obama.

Throughout his term, Obama tried repeatedly to get Republicans to sign on to additional spending and tax cuts for the middle and lower classes, which would have increased the deficit. The GOP repeatedly refused to go along with this, arguing that higher deficits were philosophically unacceptable and financially ruinous. In 2016, with the economy slowing down, the Obama administration again proposed a moderate stimulus plan that would have targeted infrastructure, but congressional Republicans refused to budge.


But under Trump, something odd has happened: The GOP has presided over the largest two-year deficit increase in American history, outside of a recession. The party has paired higher spending with a massive corporate tax cut, which sweetened a long-term marginal-rate cut on corporate income with a short-term tax benefit for households.

Thanks to this infusion of deficit-financed stimulus, job growth and GDP accelerated throughout 2018, and both continue to grow steadily today, despite the wobbliness of global markets and the president’s imbecilic decision to wage a trade war against the world’s second-biggest economy.
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There's your boom...just another bubble that the taxpayers will pay for.
 
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