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Yeah... and it affects me in no way. Will any of this "trickle down" to corporate workers? Highly unlikely. It really only effects those who can afford to gamble in the stock market.
Yeah... and it affects me in no way. Will any of this "trickle down" to corporate workers? Highly unlikely. It really only effects those who can afford to gamble in the stock market.
Yeah... and it affects me in no way. Will any of this "trickle down" to corporate workers? Highly unlikely. It really only effects those who can afford to gamble in the stock market.
You mean it really only affects the 52% of Americans who hold stocks.
Just 52% of adults say that they or their spouse own any stocks, either individually or through funds. That's according to Gallup, which began tracking this in 1998.
And that 52% is from a news article from May 2013.
S&P, NADAQ, Russell all up. I know just a few companies just cherry picking.
I recall in March 2009 all the right wing pundits claiming that the market which was heading to all time lows was an indicator of their confidence in the president, so now ....
Must be difficult admitting that companies are doing well.
Companies are buying back their own stock with capital assets gained from off-shoring tax liabilities and keeping U.S. wages down. Totally legal, totally predictable. The big GOP win in November didn't hurt, either.
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