LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
Like I said, you don't know much about economics.
We were in a deflationary spiral.
The stimulus stopped that and turned us around.
The stock market doubled, GDP grew, and we had 19 straight months of private sector job growth.
And I am making more money than I ever have.
Please provide evidence that we were in a deflationary spiral. I don't believe I saw many prices go down.
The one exception was the bloated housing market which needed a major correction...and got it.
The stimulus didn't do squat. It didn't stop any kind of spiral.
The stock market recovery was from the entrance of a different type of investor (BTW we are still below where we were 10 years ago). The GDP growth is slow for a "recovery) and the 19 months is also way below where it needs to be.
And none of this can be correlated to the stimulus in a way that shows a relationship.
I am happy for you. Five people I know recently lost their jobs. Maybe you could tell them we are doing so well.
That's terrible. How many people that you know lost jobs between 2007 and 2009? Odds are, it was a lot more.