Stormy weather ahead for Donny and Fox?

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Meanwhile in the Democrat party
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There's a bear market on the horizon, probably sooner rather than later. It will be interesting to see how he reacts or if he pins it on the dems.

Need a recession, for a true bear market 'usually'...but liquidity can get pulled for a myriad of reasons external of our domestic markets. Markets chase yield, with risk assessment being key. Global macro perspectives can happen, thus causing risk on in other markets to go bid.
Fed policy changes...on and on...from a peak to valley perspective, the drawdowns don't last that long because of positive equity drift after doom n gloom.

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Here's a good piece from Moon

http://www.mooncap.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/bear-markets-Mar2016.pdf
 
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Need a recession, for a true bear market 'usually'...but liquidity can get pulled for a myriad of reasons external of our domestic markets. Markets chase yield, with risk assessment being key. Global macro perspectives can happen, thus causing risk on in other markets to go bid.
Fed policy changes...on and on...from a peak to valley perspective, the drawdowns don't last that long because of positive equity drift after doom n gloom.

bear-recession.png


Here's a good piece from Moon

http://www.mooncap.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/bear-markets-Mar2016.pdf

Save your breath man, he sells rubber dog**** and Chinese viagra outta the back of his trunk. 😂
 
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Trump deserves some credit on the economy. I don't believe he is entirely responsible and I am not for cutting all of the EPA regulations to improve the economy. I believe it is short sighted and unfair to future generations.

The tax bill is something that he touts as a major accomplishment, but I am taking a wait and see approach. Cutting revenue prior to cutting expenses seems stupid and he hasn't proposed a spending cut, in fact he has proposed a massive increase. Also, I am not convinced that the bill doles out the tax cuts in an equitable manner.
 
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And btw, this is a heading for his accomplishments?

"Restoring confidence in and respect for America" With that inclusion, this list may be satirical.
 
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Trump deserves some credit on the economy. I don't believe he is entirely responsible and I am not for cutting all of the EPA regulations to improve the economy. I believe it is short sighted and unfair to future generations.

The tax bill is something that he touts as a major accomplishment, but I am taking a wait and see approach. Cutting revenue prior to cutting expenses seems stupid and he hasn't proposed a spending cut, in fact he has proposed a massive increase. Also, I am not convinced that the bill doles out the tax cuts in an equitable manner.


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Trump deserves some credit on the economy. I don't believe he is entirely responsible and I am not for cutting all of the EPA regulations to improve the economy. I believe it is short sighted and unfair to future generations.

The tax bill is something that he touts as a major accomplishment, but I am taking a wait and see approach. Cutting revenue prior to cutting expenses seems stupid and he hasn't proposed a spending cut, in fact he has proposed a massive increase. Also, I am not convinced that the bill doles out the tax cuts in an equitable manner.

Is more about sediment about the future..Trump is pro business which feeds optimism.. Obama was viewed as anti business... Means a lots to investors. The tax bill provides some certainly for the next 10 years which also helps..
 
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You ever going to answer GVs question?

Hmm, not sure how I missed it. There isn't any question that the economy is doing well, my portfolio is doing exceptionally well. Deregulation and giant tax breaks tend to have that effect, though it be interesting to see how this is reconciled with a fiscally responsible budget.

I think it's a little to early to start pointing at the scoreboard, as I mentioned - we're way overdue for a market correction. I'd wager we'll end the year up, but only barely.
 
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Trump also hit a home run with his Supreme Court pick... Now just need Kennedy or Gingsberg to retire
 
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Trump deserves some credit on the economy. I don't believe he is entirely responsible and I am not for cutting all of the EPA regulations to improve the economy. I believe it is short sighted and unfair to future generations.

The tax bill is something that he touts as a major accomplishment, but I am taking a wait and see approach. Cutting revenue prior to cutting expenses seems stupid and he hasn't proposed a spending cut, in fact he has proposed a massive increase. Also, I am not convinced that the bill doles out the tax cuts in an equitable manner.
Good for you. 5000 points of DOW and thousands of people getting bonuses directly attributibal to the tax bill might disagree. OF course the spending portion has to be handled in the budget, for which the House is also responsible. There's your wait and see. The tax plan so far is a yuge success. Jobs are returning, money is being repatriated, and my 401k is doing well. All good things. What you are waiting on in that regard I have no idea.
 
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Good for you. 5000 points of DOW and thousands of people getting bonuses directly attributibal to the tax bill might disagree. OF course the spending portion has to be handled in the budget, for which the House is also responsible. There's your wait and see. The tax plan so far is a yuge success. Jobs are returning, money is being repatriated, and my 401k is doing well. All good things. What you are waiting on in that regard I have no idea.

Let's keep these facts on the down-low please
 
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Stock Market Records Prove a Soaring Economy Serves Everyone

Since tax reform passed just a few weeks ago, hundreds of companies have announced plans to hire thousands of new workers, with millions of dollars in increased bonuses and wages and new investments. Over the next year, we will see trillions of dollars of new investment flowing into America from all over the world, as happened under Reagan and Kennedy. That investment is the foundation of millions of new jobs, which are expected to produce wage growth of 3 percent next year, the highest in decades.

Dow Records Prove Effectiveness of Trump’s Tax Cuts, Deregulation | Observer


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Hmm, not sure how I missed it. There isn't any question that the economy is doing well, my portfolio is doing exceptionally well. Deregulation and giant tax breaks tend to have that effect, though it be interesting to see how this is reconciled with a fiscally responsible budget.

I think it's a little to early to start pointing at the scoreboard, as I mentioned - we're way overdue for a market correction. I'd wager we'll end the year up, but only barely.

Which doesn't answer the question I posed.

Real talk here with a real answer required on your part.

Say in 2020 your accounts are doing perfectly fine, maybe even to the point of being able to shave a year or two off your planned retirement. Would you:

Vote for Trump based on the economic indicators of this trend continuing?

Vote against Trump regardless of the (D), (I), (L), (G) nominee?

Not vote?

No answer will be held against you. At least by me.

No answer meaning "any answer you give will be respected by me at least."
 

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