charwin95
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Just because Trump beat Hillary that doesn't automatically mean that he is good or even popular. Given two shitty choices he squeaked out a victory. They were both the most unpopular candidates in political history and Trumps approval numbers have remained on the bottom. That is nothing to boast about.then why did he beat hitlery? why did the middle class see his vision? why can't you accept that happened? why do you wish anguish on americans?Correct not many places to invest your moneyOh yeah, I can agree with you there. The stock market is a whole other game based on speculation, rumor and the influence of Wall Street, bankers and hedge funders that have way too much control over such a crucial element of our economy. It's a shame that we let it get so far that it is a near necessity for our citizens to be invested in what is essentially a fancy casino.Yes, a method of increasing the money supply and lowering interest rates by purchasing securities and releasing capital to our financial institutions. Its used to promote lending and economic growth at times when interest rates are low. What is your point Ray?
Point is the stock market did not reflect our economy--it reflected funny money being pumped into the system. It was not the low interest rate, it was not active business activity.
Trump was is and will always be about trumpwell he isn't failing his agenda, the congress is failing his agenda. and that will be corrected in 2018. How dare that the president of the US would put deadlines on work. That just shows he ain't part of the scum that is DC. they do things at their pace and only their pace, and fk the constituents. Trump is all about the American people.Frankly, failing with his agenda is the best thing he can do for the country, so paradoxically he actually may be succeeded by just not fucking up. LOLHey Trumpbots, reality would like a word with you. No president in living memory has been this bad at advancing his agenda in a supposedly friendly congress. If he is actually making America great it is by not being able to do anything except tweet contradictory messages in the middle of the night.
I'm curious, how do you derigg the game through deregulation. I'm all for deregulation for small business, but when it comes to the big players, how do you proposed checking their power? You are right, our markets crashed when wall street took advantage of reckless play by the mortgage/loan industry, a result of decades of deregulation and poor policy... Obama came in post crisis and tried to regulate and spent to try and stimulate the economy and prevent further disasters. The wealthy took advantage of the spending and capitalized. Besides trying to blame Obama for the rich getting richer, which by conservative standards should trigger the trickle down, why don't you propose solutions for what can be done in the current climate to fix the problems. I'm not seeing how deregulating the banks and wall street will help things. Please explainOh yeah, I can agree with you there. The stock market is a whole other game based on speculation, rumor and the influence of Wall Street, bankers and hedge funders that have way too much control over such a crucial element of our economy. It's a shame that we let it get so far that it is a near necessity for our citizens to be invested in what is essentially a fancy casino.Yes, a method of increasing the money supply and lowering interest rates by purchasing securities and releasing capital to our financial institutions. Its used to promote lending and economic growth at times when interest rates are low. What is your point Ray?I guess you never heard of Quantitive Easing then, huh?
Point is the stock market did not reflect our economy--it reflected funny money being pumped into the system. It was not the low interest rate, it was not active business activity.
If you tell somebody the game is rigged for them to win, how can you blame them for playing?
Big investors knew the market could only go up with trillions of government dollars supporting it. The rich have never gotten richer than under Obama. But QE ended late 2014, and at the beginning of 2015 is when we started to see numbers that actually reflected the economy.
Hate to say this Slade but do not expect jc456, Ray or anyone here will give you a qualified or even honest answer.