Moderate71
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What if we look at the history of the Stock Market and see what worked and what doesn't. You look at periods of time when the Stock Market went up and model USA policy on the behavior of the time.
For example, let's look at two periods of time where the Stock Market went absolutely crazy.
8/1/1924 = 89.9
8/1/1929 = 380.33 = 100,00 in 5 years if we can duplicate it.
5/1/1942 = 100.88
5/1/1946 = 212.28 = 60,000 in 5 years if we can duplicate it.
Whatever fiscal policy we were engaging in from mid 1924 to mid 1929 must have been very good for the economy. Another time was mid 1942 to mid 1946.
From what I can see, things were good from the late 1910s until mid 1929 when we changed our policy. Then, the early 1940s through 1950s were good as well.
Another thing I can see is that FDR was president most of the time between the two time periods of 1929 and 1942. This might be a coincidence, except it looks suspicious.
For example, let's look at two periods of time where the Stock Market went absolutely crazy.
8/1/1924 = 89.9
8/1/1929 = 380.33 = 100,00 in 5 years if we can duplicate it.
5/1/1942 = 100.88
5/1/1946 = 212.28 = 60,000 in 5 years if we can duplicate it.
Whatever fiscal policy we were engaging in from mid 1924 to mid 1929 must have been very good for the economy. Another time was mid 1942 to mid 1946.
From what I can see, things were good from the late 1910s until mid 1929 when we changed our policy. Then, the early 1940s through 1950s were good as well.
Another thing I can see is that FDR was president most of the time between the two time periods of 1929 and 1942. This might be a coincidence, except it looks suspicious.