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Have you missed the last year of stock markets. Less number of shares available make for inflated prices. Allowing for CEO compensation to climb. The employee's below the top floor see none of it.
Now you are seeing the results as Hedge funds start to drop out of business. They know when its time to close of shop and distribute to their customers.
yep retail consumers are being setup to be the bag holders once again and we don't get no bail outs....
(i started moving to a larger cash position during the winter, i have some more to do but i am mostly ready)
Yeah, the excessive spending has nothing to do with it.....right?
Tax bill was irresponsible. No one in their right mind takes on more debt when spending hasn't changed.
GOP tax giveaway to the corporations and the rich are just their means of legally stealing money the Treasury doesn't have and won't have by forcing the Treasury to borrow.
Thus, the ballooning deficit.
Biggest shell game in the world. And, the little guy will pay the price when the SHTF - which, judging from the market, may be sooner than anyone expects.
You could not have thought of a more deflective deflection if you tried.
How about replying with a reply that actually has something to do with the declining corporate tax revenue that I provided info about?
No deflection at all. I’ll type this slowly for you: without the corporate tax cut, there would be no historically low unemployment rate, nor record tax revenue from wages.
The present administration has decided that the economy is healthier with more people working and earning higher wages.
And the tax cuts will become MUCH more popular when folks see their reduced tax liability/refund next Spring. I’m looking forward to a couple thousand extra, as near as I can figure, which I can contribute to the local economy through my purchases, and to local charities through my donations.
I am not looking forward to bemoaning the competitiveness of American corporations and their employment of millions of my fellow citizens so that they can enjoy happier and more meaningful lives. I’ll leave that to better and bitterer minds than mine.
No deflection at all. I’ll type this slowly for you: without the corporate tax cut, there would be no historically low unemployment rate ....
That's a bunch of you-know-what. As I posted, job gains were GREATER before the tax cuts than after. Had there been no tax cuts, at the very least job gains would have been about the same as they have been since the tax cuts were enacted, and as a result of that, the unemployment rate would have continued going down.
You seem to be operating under this strange illusion that jobs cannot have been created without tax cuts. All you need to do is to look at jobs data prior to January 2018 to prove your illusion wrong.
Yes, the so-called MSM continues to push the false narrative that revenue hasn't grown at all. As I was flipping through radio stations in the car earlier, they had a big piece on NPR saying exactly that and of course you know that all those liberals who get their daily dose of indoctrination were just eating it up.
Yes, the so-called MSM continues to push the false narrative that revenue hasn't grown at all. As I was flipping through radio stations in the car earlier, they had a big piece on NPR saying exactly that and of course you know that all those liberals who get their daily dose of indoctrination were just eating it up.
guess you missed this part right? 31% drop in corp revenue is not what I call "significant growth" nor is a widening deficit a good idea in a time of economic growth...but hey "libs" don't know anything, right?
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