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Old 04-11-2017, 09:49 AM
 
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It was 263,000 jobs and more manufacturing jobs have been created than anytime under Obama (where they disappeared)

You guys keep being proved wrong.
oh waldo, it is tiresome arguing with you.


how about this.

Obama jobs numbers for Feb 2016 and 2015 beat trump.

Obama jobs numbers for March 2016 and 2015 beat trump.


now why dont you link to BLS and prove we "wrong"



But you wont , because just like every other time when wrong you run away and pretend not to see the thread....




As i have repeatedly told Waldo, the numbers are no big deal, but i point out they are worse because waldo and a bunch of others are misleading people to believe they are "good" in order to prop up the false narrative of Trump being a jobs guy.

17 games of golf later, we can see Trump is much happier playing a few rounds with pros and freinds than reading a healthcare bill, or structuring a tax plan.
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Old 04-11-2017, 09:53 AM
 
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Ok, Waldo we get it. YOU LOVE TRUMP. Wow. Let the facts remain the facts. Quit trying to go to faux snooze to dig up you favorable information.
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Old 04-11-2017, 09:53 AM
 
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oh waldo, it is tiresome arguing with you.


how about this.

Obama jobs numbers for Feb 2016 and 2015 beat trump.

Obama jobs numbers for March 2016 and 2015 beat trump.

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Tiresome, I should say.

Countless threads and endless posts filled with, as they say, "false narratives."

I don't know how you keep up your enthusiasm to respond to the continual nonsense.
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Old 04-11-2017, 09:57 AM
 
Location: Southern Nevada
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Really, the threads in this area of C-D have gotten so ridiculous that it is waste of energy to try to address such ignorance.
Now isn't that the truth. I'm here for the entertainment.

This forum is almost as funny as a segment of Watter's World where people show how clueless they really are.
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Old 04-11-2017, 10:13 AM
 
Location: Old Mother Idaho
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Ahh the Trump derangement topic of the day. Based yet again on the MSM. This time one of NBC's byproducts.

Markets always correct. What's missed is the market did not crash when Trump was elected as was widely predicted by the deranged & MSM. They are always wrong. That's proved yet again too.
Got any references for that claim? None of the professionals I know ever thought the market would crash. I saw 'no wide predictions' either, except for some from folks who know nothing of the stock market.

Every incoming President inherits the good stuff along with the bad of the previous administration. 2016 was a solid year economically, the best in a long time. Despite your thoughts about him, Obama had a lot to do with that.

So Trump got the benefits from the stock market rise. By mid-summer, the last effects of 2016 will be pretty much absorbed by what's happening now. Trump has a window of opportunity right now; let's wait and see what he does (or not) with it.
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Old 04-11-2017, 10:32 AM
 
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Haha!

Well in this subforum, you never know. Comments that you THINK should be sarcasm are often not. lol
Yeah, Poe's Law is a harsh mistress.
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Old 04-11-2017, 08:31 PM
 
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The way it's been shown how a rogue computer can heavily influence the market I have to wonder if anything has more influence on the market than those who write the trading algorithms. They certainly seem to have more influence than the actual performance of the companies whose stocks are being traded.
The algorithms rule. The quants can make algorithms that move the market however they like. The banks just decide what's going to happen, and the quants create the appropriate algorithm.
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Old 04-11-2017, 08:32 PM
 
Location: Phoenix
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The "Trump trade" narrative is dying in the stock market.


The election of President Donald Trump and a Republican-majority in Congress was supposed to lead to Obamacare's end, tax reform, deregulation, an infrastructure build-out and a healthy increase in inflation accompanied by a rise in long-depressed interest rates.


But after the failure of Trump's Obamacare replacement at the end of last month followed by a weaker-than-expected jobs report Friday, the market clearly has its doubts about this premise.
The 'Trump rally' is on its last legs -- here's what that means for the market


I don't expect him to be able to keep a single campaign promise.
From the same folks that said the market would drop 800 points if Trump is elected....weak try.
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Old 04-11-2017, 08:36 PM
 
Location: The Republic of Gilead
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Maybe it isn't a "tRump rally" but just Obama momentum spurring things the past several months.

This. It generally takes six months to a year into a new President's term before their economic policy starts taking hold. The current economy is Obama's economy. Interestingly, the economy started slowly improving even in Obama's first term thanks to his policies. I will not be shocked if things are headed in the opposite direction by the end of 2017.
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Old 04-12-2017, 10:48 AM
 
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After 8 years of Obama's wars and failing healthcare program of course the market will go up.
Obama's wars??? I guess you were you under a rock during W's administration when the wars started.

Also, the Obama's Affordable Care Act has been far from a failure. Many people who were previously without medical insurance are now very happy to have the security of healthcare coverage.

The market's going up because the legacy of Obama rescuing the country from bankruptcy, and turning around the market.

It's amazing how people just make up sh*t, just to have something to criticize.
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