He's used to that by now, which is why he's in charge of the water bucket and doesn't get up to bat. In fact since he's been on Eccie he hasn't even gotten on base from an error. And he won't. He keeps swinging at those pitches WAY OUT OF THE STRIKE ZONE.
Another swing and miss by Mr Poo Poo Originally Posted by TheDaliLama
Wait since Professor dumbass is blaming Trump for the 500 point loss does that mean he's also responsible for the increase since he took office? Originally Posted by texassapperWhat the market is reacting to is the skittishness of Trump, the more his presidency unravels the worse it will get. Plus the tax scam guaranteed a recession, it was a revenue giveaway to the top 1 % while the rest of the country suffers, things will get much worse as the national debt climbs. I told all of you this when the tax scam was passed and you wouldn’t listen. Maybe you should pay more attention to what I am teaching you and quit being so stubborn .
What the Market is reacting to is the possibility that the Swamp, Main Stream Media The Democrats, Hollywood, and all of the rest of the Socialist/Progressive/Liberal factions in the Country might sooner or later throw enough shit against the wall and something sticks.If you think the economy is bad now wait until the effects of deregulation kick in! The cost of cleaning up oil spills and bailing out financial institutions will drive us into a depression, if you remember that’s where we almost ended up after the bush years but President Obama saved the country.
Business and working folk are enjoying the new rules that President Trump has brought. The foreamentioned groups hate them because it strips their power to enslave people in economic malaise. Originally Posted by Jackie S
Wait since Professor dumbass is blaming Trump for the 500 point loss does that mean he's also responsible for the increase since he took office? Originally Posted by texassapperTrump has taken full credit for the increase since he took office. Some say that that is a somewhat dangerous position to take because if the markets take a dive he will be subject to the blame.
Yep... it's entirely due to the spike in interest rates. Not just an "expected" rise, but an actual one. The 10-year Treasury yield climbed from 2.72% at yesterday's opening to 2.84% at today's close - a very large 2-day movement. It started the year at 2.42%.
. Originally Posted by lustylad