Don't take off your seat belt, the ride has only begun.
Collateral damage is starting to pile up in the global economy which was already slowing. Assuming the US and China further escalate, which seems very likely, it doesn't take like a smart person to see what's probably coming.
Good on China if they're going after Trump to scuttle his election chances, maybe it'll balance out Russia's help to keep him in office.I looks like China's strategy is now going to be to just keep escalating until the 2020 election to force Trump to either back down or kill his chances in the election. They are going after him personally.
I looks like China's strategy is now going to be to just keep escalating until the 2020 election to force Trump to either back down or kill his chances in the election. They are going after him personally.
I looks like China's strategy is now going to be to just keep escalating until the 2020 election to force Trump to either back down or kill his chances in the election. They are going after him personally.
It was hilarious yesterday watching the pundits on CNBC whistling past the graveyard and saying that the numbers were proof that this is just temporary, and a good buying opportunity. I seem to remember similar sentiments around 2007. Too stupid to realize that everyones fortunes depend on the tweet of the day.Pretty much. There was plenty of liquidity in finance prior to the tax cuts. That's why the price of money was low. Money is a commodity. Adding more pushes yields even lower, unless investors take on more risk. Which is what's happened. It's hot money chasing returns. CLO's are like the CDO's of the GWB era & corporate junk bonds of the 80's.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...5184de-817a-11e9-95a9-e2c830afe24f_story.html
As well they should. We delegate enormous power to the office of the President, which Trump abuses egregiously. If you think She who must not be named would have set out down this path you're out of your mind.
Lol Navarro called the WSJ a "communist paper" when they said that his economic and trade polices were going to drive us into a recession.
Anybody believing this admin's claims about how things are going to go deserves unlimited ridicule. China isn't going to cave.
Good on China if they're going after Trump to scuttle his election chances, maybe it'll balance out Russia's help to keep him in office.
Lol Navarro called the WSJ a "communist paper" when they said that his economic and trade polices were going to drive us into a recession.
Anybody believing this admin's claims about how things are going to go deserves unlimited ridicule. China isn't going to cave.
I looks like China's strategy is now going to be to just keep escalating until the 2020 election to force Trump to either back down or kill his chances in the election. They are going after him personally.
Take away his so called great economy and he's got nothing to run on.How would balance out pro-Trump advertising?
Ok? But he does.Take away his so called great economy and he's got nothing to run on.
China’s in it for the long haul. They’ve started hoarding gold.
https://www.kitco.com/news/2019-08-07/China-s-Central-Bank-De-Dollarizes-Buys-More-Gold.html
Nice start for another losing week, 400 down so far. . Go Trump!
Last week started with a -700 or whatever and at the end of the week overall ended up unchanged if any.
The market is more volatile, not OMG AVALACHE FALLING!
You guys can watch the Dow. My eyes are firmly glued on the Yields. We are very to the 10 years dropping below the 2. Closed half the gap we had today.
I believe you missed the point of what he was trying to say. The OP was in an "OMG the market is DOWN 800!!!OMG." state of mind and what s0me0nesmind1 made the point that while the market started out down for the week it eventually evened out. The OP was being a bit hysterical if you ask me.The Dow is basically even from a year ago, do you consider that winning?
I believe you missed the point of what he was trying to say. The OP was in an "OMG the market is DOWN 800!!!OMG." state of mind and what s0me0nesmind1 made the point that while the market started out down for the week it eventually evened out. The OP was being a bit hysterical if you ask me.
As far as your question goes the market is always in a state of ups and downs but if you look at the long term outlooks you will see that the rate of return is always positive. A one year outlook like you mentioned is not long term.
How so? The OP links were a bit on the hysteria side. I mean the second link he posted is based on the opinion of one analyst.I suggest you re-read the OP. The point of this thread is that Trump's trade war with China is helping propel us into the next recession. there is nothing hysterical with that assessment.