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So much for that recession

Stock market is doing great . ������������

If you like 20 months of complete stagnation, sure.

I have never before, in my entire life, heard of a flat market being called "great."

Trumpism, complete bull****.
 
Stock market is doing great . 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Recession refers to GDP growth(or lack thereof). Stock market is not an indicator of economic growth. Stock market is at almost the exact same place as 1 year ago(hint: that is not good).
 
Stock market is doing great . ������������

Sorry to burst your wishful bubble but the odds are a Recession is in the cards, how bad is debatable, does not look good for the Donald. Oh and markets are not a good thing to base your claim on, markets can drop through the floor in one day, has happened many times
 
Stock market is doing great . ������������

Give it time. There will always be another recession. This last recession didn't end until Obama left office in January 2017 and it usually takes a few years before the next recession. The recession of 1974-1984, for example, was followed by a very short recession from 1989 until 1991. But then the economy grew slowly during the 1990s, picking up some speed during the 2000s, and finally crashing again in 2008.

There will definitely be another recession, but probably not before 2022 and there is no telling how long or short it will be. A lot depends on who controls Congress and who is President. Democrats always prolong recessions and depressions and make them far worse, whereas Republicans tend to end them quickly.
 
When the stock market dipped all liberals were claiming a recession is coming .

Uhhh....no, what set off nearly all of the discussion on a coming recession....was....wait for it.....

The inversion of the yield curve.

Since you can't remember that, I doubt you even understand what a YC is.
 
26,616 on Jan 26 2018
27,182 on Sept 12 2019

That is 500 points in 20 months. That is flat.

Don't be a boob. Think for yourself.

It look at teh debt it took for these 500 points.

Net, we lost. Big time.

"Stocks Are Hitting Records "

Yes... the New York Times is lying... good job.
 
Since stock markets tend to go up, hitting a record is a surprisingly common thing. If you take a look at charts, you will see the last year has not been great for stocks.

But this is a record high...
 
"Stocks Are Hitting Records "

Yes... the New York Times is lying... good job.

You can't read?

This represents 500 points in 20 months!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fact.

But, as a Trumpet you spin it as you like.
 
You can't read?

This represents 500 points in 20 months!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fact.

But, as a Trumpet you spin it as you like.

500 points higher than it was before is an improving Stock Market... :lol:
 
20 months.

That is called a flat market.

At least it was my entire life until Trump.

A flat market is when it does not move up or down... 500 points is moving up. That is not flat.
 
When the stock market dipped all liberals were claiming a recession is coming .
Uhhh....no, what set off nearly all of the discussion on a coming recession....was....wait for it.....

The inversion of the yield curve.

Since you can't remember that, I doubt you even understand what a YC is.
Did you look it up yet?
 
A flat market is when it does not move up or down... 500 points is moving up. That is not flat.
Who the f*#k cares, it is not a leading indicator of a recession, "liberals" were not basing comments about a coming recession on stock market dips and bumps.
 
Who the f*#k cares, it is not a leading indicator of a recession, "liberals" were not basing comments about a coming recession on stock market dips and bumps.

noonereal cares... and it looks like you do to.
 
Give it time. There will always be another recession. This last recession didn't end until Obama left office in January 2017 and it usually takes a few years before the next recession. The recession of 1974-1984, for example, was followed by a very short recession from 1989 until 1991. But then the economy grew slowly during the 1990s, picking up some speed during the 2000s, and finally crashing again in 2008.

There will definitely be another recession, but probably not before 2022 and there is no telling how long or short it will be. A lot depends on who controls Congress and who is President. Democrats always prolong recessions and depressions and make them far worse, whereas Republicans tend to end them quickly.

It's usually the other way around. Republicans cause recessions by deregulating and artificially boosting the market which causes a brief spike (that they love to take credit for) followed by a collapse. Business regulation promoted by democrats prevents big spikes, but also results in fewer dips: I.E. a healthy economy. Market history is proof enough of this. Bush contributed to a giant recession by deregulating, (and had to reintroduce regulations in a panic at the end of his presidency) while Obama increased regulations resulting in a slow but steady climb out of it, (in spite of Republican attempts at sabotage to try to prevent the economy from improving under a Democratic president.) Now Trump is deregulating again for that classic Republican market spike and conservatives are praying that what happened every single time in the past that Republicans attempted to gut the government and give big corporations free reign over the market doesn't happen this time.

What is that saying about the definition of "insanity," often attributed to Einstein?
 
If you like 20 months of complete stagnation, sure.

I have never before, in my entire life, heard of a flat market being called "great."

Trumpism, complete bull****.

What alternate reality are you in?
 
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