Historic week for Obuma stock Market: Dow plunges 1,079 points

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CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?
 
On the day George W Bush was sworn in, the S&P 500 was 1445.57.

On the day Obama was sworn into office, the S&P 500 was 805.22.

Stock market return under Bush? -44%

Today, the S&P 500 closed at 1922.03.

Stock market return under Obama (thus far)? +139%


To reiterate;

Stock market under Bush: -44%
Stock market under Obama: +139%

I think the stock market is going lower, but it would have fall 77% from here to match the performance of the stock market under Bush.

It would probably be worse under Trump, with his wealth-destroying and trade war-inducing tariffs.
 
On the day George W Bush was sworn in, the S&P 500 was 1445.57.

On the day Obama was sworn into office, the S&P 500 was 805.22.

Stock market return under Bush? -44%

Today, the S&P 500 closed at 1922.03.

Stock market return under Obama (thus far)? +139%


To reiterate;

Stock market under Bush: -44%
Stock market under Obama: +139%

I think the stock market is going lower, but it would have fall 77% from here to match the performance of the stock market under Bush.

It would probably be worse under Trump, with his wealth-destroying and trade war-inducing tariffs.

All caused by Clinton's HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo....



This week a 6.2% decline, and even APPLE fell under $100 a share! BUT just look at what the FAZ I bought did!

Dirxn Dly Fnl Br3X
NYSEARCA: FAZ - Jan 8 6:54 PM EST
50.602.24 (4.63%)
 
On the day George W Bush was sworn in, the S&P 500 was 1445.57.

On the day Obama was sworn into office, the S&P 500 was 805.22.

Stock market return under Bush? -44%

Today, the S&P 500 closed at 1922.03.

Stock market return under Obama (thus far)? +139%


To reiterate;

Stock market under Bush: -44%
Stock market under Obama: +139%

I think the stock market is going lower, but it would have fall 77% from here to match the performance of the stock market under Bush.

It would probably be worse under Trump, with his wealth-destroying and trade war-inducing tariffs.

All caused by Clinton's HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo....



Given that you didn't know that the stock market has done much, much better under Obama than Bush, knowledgeable people will ignore your ignorant, partisan rantings.
 
On the day George W Bush was sworn in, the S&P 500 was 1445.57.

On the day Obama was sworn into office, the S&P 500 was 805.22.

Stock market return under Bush? -44%

Today, the S&P 500 closed at 1922.03.

Stock market return under Obama (thus far)? +139%


To reiterate;

Stock market under Bush: -44%
Stock market under Obama: +139%

I think the stock market is going lower, but it would have fall 77% from here to match the performance of the stock market under Bush.

It would probably be worse under Trump, with his wealth-destroying and trade war-inducing tariffs.

All caused by Clinton's HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo....



Given that you didn't know that the stock market has done much, much better under Obama than Bush, knowledgeable people will ignore your ignorant, partisan rantings.


What do you expect when 4 months before The Manchurian muslim took office CLINTON'S HOUSING BUBBLE WOULD BURST! Unfortunately YOU just can't be HONEST about the REAL FACTS!
 
So did I asshole....and made money with FAZ then, as I will now!

And quoting an old USMB thread means NOTHING!
 
The Stock Market has been doing very well for investors even while the rest of us suffered in the Obama economy. A crash was inevitable.
 
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CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

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What plunge?
 
CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

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What plunge?

Apparently YOU still can't read the LARGEST first week DECLINE EVER on the DOW!
 
CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

file.png


What plunge?

Apparently YOU still can't read the LARGEST first week DECLINE EVER on the DOW!

Shall I repeat the question?
 
CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

file.png


What plunge?

Apparently YOU still can't read the LARGEST first week DECLINE EVER on the DOW!

Shall I repeat the question?

Hard to believe that you actually breath, and type at the same time!
 
CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

file.png


What plunge?

Apparently YOU still can't read the LARGEST first week DECLINE EVER on the DOW!

Shall I repeat the question?

Hard to believe that you actually breath, and type at the same time!

Beginning October 6 and lasting all week the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed lower for all five sessions. Volume levels were also record breaking. The Dow Jones industrial average fell over 1,874 points, or 18%, in its worst weekly decline ever on both a point and percentage basis. The S&P 500 fell more than 20%.[19] The week also set 3 top ten NYSE Group Volume Records with October 8 at #5, October 9 at #10, and October 10 at #1.[20]

That was 2008. Bush was president.
 
CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

CNN Money ^

It was the Dow's worst five-day start to a year on record, according to Dow Jones. Despite the relative calm in China and a strong U.S. jobs report, the Dow fell 168 points on Friday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost about 1% apiece. It capped off the Dow's biggest weekly percentage loss since 2011. "People are very nervous.

Where are all the Obuma FAN BOYS?

file.png


What plunge?

Apparently YOU still can't read the LARGEST first week DECLINE EVER on the DOW!

Shall I repeat the question?

Hard to believe that you actually breath, and type at the same time!

Beginning October 6 and lasting all week the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed lower for all five sessions. Volume levels were also record breaking. The Dow Jones industrial average fell over 1,874 points, or 18%, in its worst weekly decline ever on both a point and percentage basis. The S&P 500 fell more than 20%.[19] The week also set 3 top ten NYSE Group Volume Records with October 8 at #5, October 9 at #10, and October 10 at #1.[20]

That was 2008. Bush was president.

Was THAT a NEW YEAR as I stated?.... You STILL can't READ and UNDERSTAND! Try JANUARY 1-8!!!!
 
The Stock Market has been doing very well for investors even while the rest of us suffered in the Obama economy. A crash was inevitable.
This was the whole point of spending $4 trillion on Quantitative Easing, aka Wall Street Bank Welfare. The banks then used that money to splurge in the stock markets, financials and COMEX to fluff up the equities markets, derivatives markets and commodities markets electronic equities to suppress precious metals.

And now that QE is over and interest rates are going back up, the markets are starting to teeter, full crash coming with Trumps election.
 
Beginning October 6 and lasting all week the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed lower for all five sessions. Volume levels were also record breaking. The Dow Jones industrial average fell over 1,874 points, or 18%, in its worst weekly decline ever on both a point and percentage basis. The S&P 500 fell more than 20%.[19] The week also set 3 top ten NYSE Group Volume Records with October 8 at #5, October 9 at #10, and October 10 at #1.[20]

That was 2008. Bush was president.

That was also due to the subprime mortgages that were repackaged into MBS, CDO and SIVs, none of which had anything to do with Bush, who actually made a half hearted attempt to clean the shit up.
 

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