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I don't think anyone on this message board has changed their mind about supporting Trump or not supporting him... I'd like to see someone who voted for Trump tell us they are not in 2020..
I'm working at a financial company and all this volatility is great for the business. We're having parties every month.
You mean like all the Wall Streeters before the financial crash that brought on the Great Recession? Before they and all the other thousands of Americans started getting laid off, professionals and non-professionals? We've all heard about those parties and how nobody ended up in jail. Hard to forget that movie, "Wolf of Wall Street" too...
What happened in the stock market yesterday had nothing to do with Trump nor China, in case that's important to you.
That was an inversion of the yield curve with long-term interest rates were lower than short term.
Ain't no recession looming.
What you liberals need to do is overreach and overreact.
And just why the inversion please?
Might be more a question of under thinking and misunderstanding on the part of most Americans much as you seem wanting to demonstrate here, with insult to boot.
Consumer spending grows at twice the rate that was forecasted for July.
Retail sales surge in July in a reassuring sign for the U.S. economy
The numbers: Sales at U.S. retailers such as Amazon and Best Buy posted the biggest increase in July in four months, a sign Americans are still confident in the economy even as headwinds pick up.
Retail sales increased 0.7% last month, the government said Thursday. Economists polled by MarketWatch had forecast a 0.3% increase.
What happened in the stock market yesterday had nothing to do with Trump nor China, in case that's important to you.
That was an inversion of the yield curve with long-term interest rates were lower than short term.
Ain't no recession looming.
What you liberals need to do is overreach and overreact.
How many times has there been inversion of the yield curve?
When was the last time we had n inversion?
What usually follows an inversion?
Of course the inversion caused the market to reel because it is more evidence that present economic policies are heading us towards a recession or not preventing us form heading towards one.
Either way -- a recession will be bad for Trump. Whether or not the tariffs, it will be bad.
He lost the House with a solid economy -- a recession during the next year and a half and it will be tough to sell the economy....the only thing that might sway independent voters.
Either way -- a recession will be bad for Trump. Whether or not the tariffs, it will be bad.
He lost the House with a solid economy -- a recession during the next year and a half and it will be tough to sell the economy....the only thing that might sway independent voters.
Conservatives think the moral panic of abortion and LGBT issues and resentment over immigration will be enough for Trump to win in a landslide in 2020 regardless of how the economy is doing. I don't believe that to be the case. Trump's base is primarily concerned with those issues but Trump can't win with just his base.
Chopped off... dispute the response, or support the lies of the left... but do something other than troll.
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