Very good. Marketwatch.com is the website, the title of their piece is "The Trump Scoreboard: How the president measures up after 1 year in office"
I hope you can connect the dots here, the title to the article and the title to this thread.
Thread title:
Trump Scoreboard: Market Watch
You can't backtrack now. It's on top of every page.
Very good. Marketwatch.com is the website, the title of their piece is "The Trump Scoreboard: How the president measures up after 1 year in office"
I hope you can connect the dots here, the title to the article and the title to this thread.
He translates "shutdown" to "vacation" for him. Of course he wants one.
But they already have given him credit for his first year in office. He gives credit to himself for it. If it's his doing that the economy is good then it's his fault if it's doing bad. But we know conservatives will never do that. They are chosen by god and are infallible.This is Trump's opus and you are repeating it.
You are then quoting how much you made in your 401k "in Trump's first year" ....
Who's scoreboard is it then? What's the point of the thread?
If you think it's a faulty premise, why create the thread, then backtrack on the responsibility?
Doesn't even matter. Trump decided it's his scoreboard, so he gets to own all the fuck ups, and make his best case why he gets credit for the upside.
Since you don't believe he really influences the market, then we'll expect you won't give him credit for any upswings.
As one of his professors at Wharton said:
Professor Kelley told me 100 times over three decades that ‘Donald Trump was the dumbest goddam student I ever had,'” DiPrima wrote for the Daily Kos.
“In the ‘old days,’ when good news was reported, the Stock Market would go up,” he wrote on Twitter. “Today, when good news is reported, the Stock Market goes down. Big mistake, and we have so much good (great) news about the economy!”
What a maroon.
"Big mistake"
You wonder if he actually thinks there is someone that lives at the stock exchange and just pulls a lever up or down that determines whether or not the DJIA rises or falls.
But they already have given him credit for his first year in office. He gives credit to himself for it. If it's his doing that the economy is good then it's his fault if it's doing bad. But we know conservatives will never do that. They are chosen by god and are infallible.
Back to treasuries being the cause. Jumped up to 2.88% yield on 10 years. that 3% number being so close is really spooking the markets.Definitely a downward trend today. Curious if we'll see a solid rebound in the final hours, or if things might actually drop below 24k today.
I've been in this business for 7 years now and it's never been harder to figure out why markets are doing what they are doing than the last year and a half or so. It's not as "rational" as it used to be.Appreciate your informed insights.
I've been in this business for 7 years now and it's never been harder to figure out why markets are doing what they are doing than the last year and a half or so. It's not as "rational" as it used to be.
NmWhen will Trump tweet out his ownership of the current market performance?
http://money.cnn.com/2018/02/08/investing/dow-jones-stock-market/index.html
He must not have owned any equities for the last 30 years cause that IS the pattern. Wall Street hates it when people get more money in their pockets.“In the ‘old days,’ when good news was reported, the Stock Market would go up,” he wrote on Twitter. “Today, when good news is reported, the Stock Market goes down. Big mistake, and we have so much good (great) news about the economy!”
What a maroon.
I see CNN agrees with me on the bond issue.When will Trump tweet out his ownership of the current market performance?
http://money.cnn.com/2018/02/08/investing/dow-jones-stock-market/index.html
i used to be in the business and have personally traded stocks for decades. while specific reasons can be used to explain daily fluctuations of the Dow, imo, Wall Street has finally "caught up" to trump and is simply reflecting the overall chaos of his presidency. the daily fluctuations over the past week are like nothing we have seen before, at least in recent history.