Want to see the definition of a V Shaped recovery check out S&P, Dow, and NASDAQ charts since March
Must break liberal Democrats hearts. Sorry socialists you can’t hold American business down. That is unless you raise taxes, reinstate regulations on businesses and ship jobs overseas along with your globalist partners.
Ask yourself why Bob Johnson, America’s first black billionaire hasn’t determined who he will vote for?
Replies to: Want to see the definition of a V Shaped recovery check out S&P, Dow, and NASDAQ charts since March
And as we have always said, the stock market is the economy
And if you can't figure out why a guy worth $6 billion might want to vote for a party that will cut taxes for billionaires, then you should probably stop posting about politics.
The NASDAQ and S&P forecasts future markets and broad sectors of companies in the index’s. If
you don’t know that you should just stay with your socialist friends. By the way Silicon Valley and Wall Street support Biden overwhelmingly. Why is that if Biden is going to hurt their corporate and personal wealth?I explained this before but obviously you didn’t understand.
And who is “We” name names of your board experts.
I'm far more interested in unemployment numbers and closed businesses
The lockdowns might have been a reasonable reaction a few months ago... but now they are more harmful than beneficial
2008 remembers.
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What caused the ‘08 collapse vs this one? Let’s see how small you are? I’ll wait to you Google why.
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Why of course it was Trump - is there any other truth.
"That is unless you raise taxes, reinstate regulations on businesses and ship jobs overseas along with your globalist partners".
2008 remembers!
Bush was President and it was a mortgage crisis. Some believed everyone should own a house. So the
D’s in congress helped banks push sub prime mortgages. Under Trump we had record low unemployment and growing economic activity. Can’t you ever tell the truth.
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Lil Georgie believed in the "American Dream", LMAO.
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEmf780PGCA
oh, really?
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We all created the '08 collapse by using our homes as ATM machines
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Banks also gave mortgage loans to a variety of unqualified borrowers.
Way too many mortgages given to borrowers who had practically no collateral to support them. Some were those wishing to own their first home, some were those wanting more home than they could truly afford (who covered this shortfall with absurd HELOC's right at the beginning of executing the mortgage), and some were simply buying expensive homes that they solely intended to flip, which they again did not have the collateral to support.
Not only were these risky loans handed out en masse, but they were given out with interest rates that weren't high enough to represent a proper Risk Premium. We all apparently thought that home values would just keep soaring upwards forever.
Wow you guys are very bright. There is so much money pushed into the economy by the Fed and
stimulus. And yes in ‘08 there was free money in equity loans and speculative home prices rising to absurd levels.
thank God you're here to inform us.
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I post facts. You can’t handle the truth. You prefer BS. That’s the difference.
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