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I sure do. I bet you wouldn't give the money back, would you? Just more proof that government regulation is harmful to businesses, economic growth, and therefore standard of living. Deregulation is the answer!
I sure do. I bet you wouldn't give the money back, would you? Just more proof that government regulation is harmful to businesses, economic growth, and therefore standard of living. Deregulation is the answer!
No, deregulation is not the answer, the market was doing great before trump and will do fine again after he is gone. FYI, the market is not a valid indicator that an economy is doing all that good, we still have high unemployment and under-employment, we still have businesses cutting back and closing, we still have massive spending and more deficit spending and more debt, with less to show for it for the People. You can be all giddy if you want, the market goes up and it goes down, with possible trade issues coming down the road I would suggest that the market can do nothing but eventually fall, will you credit trump then, no, you will blame others, come on we already know the answer.
I sure do. I bet you wouldn't give the money back, would you? Just more proof that government regulation is harmful to businesses, economic growth, and therefore standard of living. Deregulation is the answer!
Can you provide irrefutable proof to back up your claim?
And please tell those who don't understand, how does deregulation help America?
I sure do. I bet you wouldn't give the money back, would you? Just more proof that government regulation is harmful to businesses, economic growth, and therefore standard of living. Deregulation is the answer!
Yep won't give it up however, we have just about commited to a 25k scholarship fund to the local university for students in the environmental studies fields.
And I am very grateful for the return of the housing and stock market that began in 2010-2011. Without that return we wouldn't have had the ability to start the scholarship.
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I sure do. I bet you wouldn't give the money back, would you? Just more proof that government regulation is harmful to businesses, economic growth, and therefore standard of living. Deregulation is the answer!
Would you please indicate exactly which tasks Trump accomplished that led to these gains.
It certainly appears Trump is being falsely credited for an upswing already in progress that is a credit of a different President.
I am up over 20% since election day! For the hate filled skeptics, overlay a stock market graph over the calendar. See WHAT DAY the market skyrocketed!
I liked the market under Obama (I earned a LOT of money during Obama's tenure as president) and I've earned under Trump as well.
I'm worried though about the economy as booms usually end in a bust and I'm looking at my portfolio and am going to make some decisions soon based on Trump's political positions. I also think that this investigation may have an effect on the markets.
I mostly invest in S&P500 type of index funds so usually volatility doesn't affect my investments because I invest in larger, established American companies. I do think that this Paris thing will be a negative on the energy portion of some of my smaller investments.
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