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Now that trumps policies are fully implemented, we are entering a bear market, Housing market is stumbling. Are we in a situation similar to 2008 where it will all go to ****?
Now that trumps policies are fully implemented, we are entering a bear market, Housing market is stumbling. Are we in a situation similar to 2008 where it will all go to ****?
It's almost like you want the economy to fail.
The conplete opposite. Our economy is so strong it has outpaced the rest of the world. No other country is raising interest rates.
The worry is we having slowing growth because we have been too successful.
The conplete opposite. Our economy is so strong it has outpaced the rest of the world. No other country is raising interest rates.
The worry is we having slowing growth because we have been too successful.
It's almost like you want the economy to fail.
Now that trumps policies are fully implemented, we are entering a bear market, Housing market is stumbling. Are we in a situation similar to 2008 where it will all go to ****?
I think, if anything, we will see a tumble in the market over the trade war with China. It will be a necessary "rip off of a band-aid" type situation.
Most of the trade war with china news has been priced in the market.
Now that trumps policies are fully implemented, we are entering a bear market, Housing market is stumbling. Are we in a situation similar to 2008 where it will all go to ****?
The conplete opposite. Our economy is so strong it has outpaced the rest of the world. No other country is raising interest rates.
The worry is we having slowing growth because we have been too successful.
Trade policy is a funny area: I think people tend to overstate its importance, partly because it sounds important, partly because free trade plays such an important role in the history of economic thought.Most of the trade war with china news has been priced in the market.
Now that trumps policies are fully implemented, we are entering a bear market, Housing market is stumbling. Are we in a situation similar to 2008 where it will all go to ****?
Now that trumps policies are fully implemented, we are entering a bear market, Housing market is stumbling. Are we in a situation similar to 2008 where it will all go to ****?
Funny how a 99percenter would give a crap about the stock market. Part of the trouble with the stock market is because we have a booming economy with rising interest rates.
The conplete opposite. Our economy is so strong it has outpaced the rest of the world. No other country is raising interest rates.
The worry is we having slowing growth because we have been too successful.
It's not that we want it to fail, it's that this is predictable, given Trump's erratic personality and reckless policies.
Yep, amazing transformation, now the left cares about the deficit, the debt, and of course corporate profits that affect stock prices. Stunning!!
No, only the tax break ruins it.
The left would have had the Debt paid with Al Gor, now you've gone and done the same thing with your tax cut and what is growing for all your numbers is growing out of balance like a cancer because you've given money to cancerous people and people who make money keeping you sick.
Of course Congress is cancerous too, but what is more cancerous is not paying your bills and expecting your tax break is going to do anything other than this.
This is because if you give tax break, those people invest their money and there is a little growth for the election, but then those investors get return at big savings and invest that money to extract yet more yet wealth from the economy.
Yep, amazing transformation, now the left cares about the deficit, the debt, and of course corporate profits that affect stock prices. Stunning!!
Democrats passed "Pay as You Go" under the evil Nancy Pelosi. Meaning that any bill passed that increased spending had to be paid for either in new revenue or savings. The Republicans suspended it. Pelosi has already committed to ending that suspension. Republicans only care about the deficit when a Democrat is in the White House.
You have been indoctrinated well, Clinton/Gore added 1.4 trillion to the debt but keep embarrassing yourself by posting false information. Treasury is the place to find the deficit by year
OMG, how can so many people be so easily indoctrinated by the radical left that you buy what you are told and ignore the official data. The only time the deficits were under a trillion dollars for Obama was due to sequester and then the GOP Controlled Congress. What on earth is wrong with you people? Facts are available at
Debt to the Penny (Daily History Search Application)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statutory_Pay-As-You-Go_Act_of_2010OMG, how can so many people be so easily indoctrinated by the radical left that you buy what you are told and ignore the official data. The only time the deficits were under a trillion dollars for Obama was due to sequester and then the GOP Controlled Congress. What on earth is wrong with you people? Facts are available at
Debt to the Penny (Daily History Search Application)
The Act was introduced in the House of Representatives on June 17, 2009, by Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Maryland) and has been cosponsored by 169 of the 257 House Democrats.[1]
The Act had initially passed the House of Representatives 265–166 as a standalone bill in July 2009, then was attached in the Senate to legislation raising the debt limit to $14.3 trillion. A majority of 241 Democrats supported the bill while a majority of 153 Republicans opposed it.
Clinton inherited Bush I trajectories that he had turned around by the end of his administration, if you're borrowing half a trillion dollars a year to begin with sure you're going to rack up 1.4 before you get it turned around.
People were the same way with Obama, because the economy hasn't fully recovered in a few months he's the bad guy.
You people better start thinking.
On the contrary, Obama only had to borrow because Bush left him with a big economic crisis and he never got enough stimulus.
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