DOW 23000.....................O Say Can We Trump

Jarod said:
I am happy that Rump has done nothing to derail the trajectory established when Obama was president.
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Well Obama enabled Daesh to come into being, it is only just now that Raqqa has been liberated after that catastrophe.

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I think its funny that those who ran down the economy for the last 8 years and blamed Obama, are now crowing.
 
Jarod said:
I think its funny that those who ran down the economy for the last 8 years and blamed Obama, are now crowing.
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I think it's funny you still won't acknowledge the market rally was driven by the Fed. You are no different than the people you try to mock
 
Brad's version of reality can be easily understood by locking yourself in a room for a week with a TV tuned in to nothing other than MSNBC.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
I'm not sure who's worked up, but an oil spill over/into the aquifer that supplies irrigation for the Midwest's farms would be a disaster. The horrific crude oil train crashes are terrible but affect only a small area. My point, above, was to point out that restoring permits for these pipeline construction projects are not doing anything to provide much in the way of permanent jobs as the person I responded to tried to claim is one of Trump's accomplishments. </awkward sentence>
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depends on the leak and where it is. Moving oil is nasty business one way or the other
 
cawacko said:
Can expectations of future regulatory action by Congress and Trump spur the stock market? Sure. And it's playing a role.

But it was a bubble before Trump took office and it's still a Fed driven bubble today.
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de-regulation is not all that "future" WOTUS and Paris and more are already done.

But I think you under-estimate the sound foundations of the economy for the stock market boom -it's not all just speculation.
 
noise said:
de-regulation is not all that "future" WOTUS and Paris and more are already done.

But I think you under-estimate the sound foundations of the economy for the stock market boom -it's not all just speculation.
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The Fed flooded the markets with trillions of dollars. Their balance sheet went from 1 to 4.5 trillion. That does not make for a sound economy.
 
cawacko said:
The Fed flooded the markets with trillions of dollars. Their balance sheet went from 1 to 4.5 trillion. That does not make for a sound economy.
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way too much monetary supply -agreed, but wealth growth is happening independent of the cash
 
cawacko said:
The Fed flooded the markets with trillions of dollars. Their balance sheet went from 1 to 4.5 trillion. That does not make for a sound economy.
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It produced the economy we have today, the same economy conservatives are now raving about, how can you have it both ways?
 
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