"Military commitments"... Thanks Barack, Joe, and W!
No, Trump did not start any new wars, troll.
"Military commitments"... Thanks Barack, Joe, and W!
No, Trump did not start any new wars, troll.
What Trump said and actually done were often different.
https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2021/01/20/trump-the-anti-war-president-was-always-a-myth/
Make no mistakes he was in it to win it. Pulling out is for losers.
It's typical. The trump slump, bush bust, reagan recession. republicans try their hardest to destroy the economy and America, and Jesus loving. America loving Democrats have to come to the rescue.
Money printer go brrr!
I am a Trump guy wrote:
Hawkish Trump 🦅
Wrong. It's been proven Trump was not hawkish.
Proven with veracity.
Prompt/cue/tee'd up for entrance.
Great news, Beeks!
I am a Trump guy wrote:
same ol, but different wrote:
Did Trump expand any wars? No, he did not. However, Barack and Joe Biden did. Joe Biden has never seen a war he didn't vote for. And, he was the sponsor for the Patriot Act. But again, 'liberals' don't like to acknowledge the facts of their war and surveillance mania.
Conservatives have largely awakened to the fact that the Neo-Cons do not have their best interest in mind. Ironically enough, the Neo-Cons and 'liberals' are now the same team (as if they never were). It is the 'liberals' who are much more largely being played today.
Yes. Yes he did.
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/2019-12-03/trump-didnt-shrink-us-military-commitments-abroad-he-expanded-themTrump was brave in war. He also KEPT our troops in Afghanistan like he promised unlike Biden who withdrew them.
The only people who had to worry about the Patriots Act were terrorists. I supported it then and I support it now, why? Because I’m a Republican and Conservative.
Good detail, you live and learn.
It's barely ahead of where it was several months ago. It keeps hitting tiny little "records" that aren't even keeping pace with inflation.
which Joe Biden policies caused that?
S&P 500 has a Price to Earnings Ratio of about 29. S&P 500 first went north of 29 P/E ratio, late 1990's. Said P/E ratio went much higher then crashed. A well balance investment portfolio contains bonds.
I'll Take This One... wrote:
Whodathunkit? Having a non-volatile adult in the White House that doesn't spend his days creating chaos and threatening our largest trade partners is a situation well liked by our business community. It's seems that stability and predictability are conducive to investor confidence.
So this has nothing to do with the bounce back after lockdowns and covid uncertainty?
Amazon has plateaued all year and gone down the last few days. Do we credit this to Sleepy Joe too?
Anyway, my American holdings went up $15,000 yesterday, so....thanks Sleepy Joe.
I'll Take This One... wrote:
Whodathunkit? Having a non-volatile adult in the White House that doesn't spend his days creating chaos and threatening our largest trade partners is a situation well liked by our business community. It's seems that stability and predictability are conducive to investor confidence.
Hahahaha … yeah, Dementia Joe has been amazing. 13 dead servicemen and women, billions of dollars of military equipment left to the Taliban, abandonment of Americans and those who helped us to the Taliban, inflation going crazy, unprecedented numbers of illegal immigrants and chaos at the border, firing folks who have been on the front line of fighting the pandemic (that Fauxci helped fund the origins of).
Resist the totalitarian leftist thugs.
Resist Dementia Joe.
Defund the Democrats.
Crooked Hillary wrote:
I'll Take This One... wrote:
Whodathunkit? Having a non-volatile adult in the White House that doesn't spend his days creating chaos and threatening our largest trade partners is a situation well liked by our business community. It's seems that stability and predictability are conducive to investor confidence.
Hahahaha … yeah, Dementia Joe has been amazing. 13 dead servicemen and women, billions of dollars of military equipment left to the Taliban, abandonment of Americans and those who helped us to the Taliban, inflation going crazy, unprecedented numbers of illegal immigrants and chaos at the border, firing folks who have been on the front line of fighting the pandemic (that Fauxci helped fund the origins of).
Resist the totalitarian leftist thugs.
Resist Dementia Joe.
Defund the Democrats.
None of your copypasta talking points address what I wrote. You can dislike the policies and performance of a POTUS but, so long as he and Congress are not making radical changes and are behaving in a predictable way, then Wall Street likes it and plans accordingly.
Things are very different from the late 90s...I still do value a 60/40 portfolio though however I think you can be bullish and overweight equity in the near term. If the Fed ever decides to take an aggressive stance and start reducing their heavy handedness in manipulating the market the 60/40 portfolio will win but I think we're at least 24 months away from anything meaningful in that area.
I think another phenomena is happening that we don't have an answer too yet. What will happen to all the robinhood retail investors where there is a 20 or 30% yearly drawdown. Will they have the guts to stomach a sustained bear turn or will they cut bait. It will be a fascinating case study.
"At multiple times during 2021, retail investors made up a third of all US stock market trading, according to Credit Suisse"
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Flagpole, you are only supposed to say this when your preferred party is in power and the market is down (even if it's true)! Don't you know how to keep score?
Bad Wigins wrote:
It's barely ahead of where it was several months ago. It keeps hitting tiny little "records" that aren't even keeping pace with inflation.
Well, YOU know nothing and apparently aren't in the stock market. There are some actual negative things about Biden and his administration and the economy to bring up that are true. Why say this thing that is BS?
DOW - UP 17.79% TYD
S&P 500 - UP 23.28 YTD
NASDAQ - 21.43% YTD
INFLATION - 5.4%
I'll leave it at that.
Ridgemonter wrote:
Flagpole, you are only supposed to say this when your preferred party is in power and the market is down (even if it's true)! Don't you know how to keep score?
I know you jest, but I just don't roll that way. I look at FACTS and REALITY and make decisions based on those. When Biden has a victory, I may acknowledge it. When he fails, especially if it's a big one, I will make note of it. I will NEVER give him false praise.
Coevett wrote:
I'll Take This One... wrote:
Whodathunkit? Having a non-volatile adult in the White House that doesn't spend his days creating chaos and threatening our largest trade partners is a situation well liked by our business community. It's seems that stability and predictability are conducive to investor confidence.
So this has nothing to do with the bounce back after lockdowns and covid uncertainty?
Amazon has plateaued all year and gone down the last few days. Do we credit this to Sleepy Joe too?
Anyway, my American holdings went up $15,000 yesterday, so....thanks Sleepy Joe.
The fact of the matter is that yes, the 2021 stock market is mostly a product of the bounce back after recession. The recession was caused mostly by the pandemic, and contrary to most Presidents who neither help nor hurt the economy in times of recession, Trump actually hurt things by so mismanaging the pandemic. In the grand scheme of things though even the horribleness of Trump is smoothed out over time.
That said though, Joe Biden is NOT responsible for big 2021 stock market uptick. Just normal after a recession. Obama got the same benefit after inheriting a recession from GWB.
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