American Politics

[DramaFree11]

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2022...d-to-our-vote/

https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...strict-flores/

Republicans won one in New York City, of all places, early in 2012′s cycle. And Democrats actually took over a seat in California in 2020 right before they lost the White House.

Correct, my spelling sucks.

[Gino02]

From your S&P 500 measure link:

Yeah, Trump sure left a mess behind. And not a particularly swift Fed Chairman either that Biden's best option among a slew of shitty ones forced on him by Trump was to keep in place for now.

Sure enough, as of today the S&P 500 closed 0. 2% below where it was when Biden took office on January 20,2020.

Then again, it's only June 15th.

On December 24,2018, the end of Trump's nearly two full years in office with none of those above cited Trump messes to be cleaned up yet, the S&P 500 closed only 3. 5% above where it was the day he took office and inherited a far, far better set of economic conditions.

So which potus' policies and stewardship was worse?

Oh man! As much as I enjoy reading your posts in the topics of mongering, here on this thread now I am not even sure if I should laugh or cry at you for your understanding of politics and governments (unless of course you are paid by the Dem machinery to do this, in which case it's all good).

[Villainy]

Yep, you forgot to mention the latest aid package to Ukraine, another great decision. Why anyone would attack the oil companies now, make zero sense, he needs to find a solutions, but this is what democratic's due they love to blame everyone, but themselves. Everything he touches goes to shit. The layoffs and the cutbacks are coming next. This totally sucks!

For many years, I thought the biggest problems we faced politically were: 1. Money in Politics. We need to recognize that money in politics isn't an exercise of free speech but rather an exercise of corruption. 2. Term Limits. The founders never ever intended representatives of the people would be career politicians. Yet some how our democratic system evolved in that direction.

No matter how you vote, the system has been so corrupted that it will take a monumental effort to restore a fair and responsive government.

As to your comments DF. I guess I need to add that more money needs to be spent on improving education. My third grade nephew would gasp at the plethora of grammatical errors you made in one sentence. If you don't know the difference between singular and plural, or between adjectives and possessives and between 'due' and 'do'. Perhaps your opinion isn't worth considering.

[MarquisdeSade1]

Yes, so sad. He is a joke and the people he is surrounding himself with are even worse, maybe they will wake up before it is too late, but I really doubt it.

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2022...d-to-our-vote/

https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...strict-flores/

Republicans won one in New York City, of all places, early in 2012′s cycle. And Democrats actually took over a seat in California in 2020 — right before they lost the White House.

[MarquisdeSade1]

I think the part that strongly suggests Repubs' consistently failed Supply-Side / Trickle-Down policies work is where you say "Historically the Reps use supply side economics that favour business".

That Repub policy has been quickly followed by major economic declines and massive job losses as often and predictably as night following day. And I don't know which one of those Great Repub Depressions / Recessions "favoured" business at all much less as much as the Dems' opposite agenda favoured workers, consumers and, consequently, business in truly historic fashion over the decades.

The Repubs certainly talk a good game about how their favorite SS / TD policies combined with cutting regulations and so on are surely "pro business. " But in at least 100 years that has yet to happen rather than one disastrous major economic decline after another with businesses collapsing, failing, laying off employees and closing their doors in droves.

https://stormer-daily.rw/epic-life-h...-fight-russia/

[EihTooms]

President Biden delivered on the promise of bringing the country together. Now all Americans, irrespective of party affiliation and except for the top 1%, are suffering and sinking collectively.

"CNN reporter says Biden worse than Jimmy Carter on inflation, Americans holding him responsible".

https://www.foxnews.com/media/cnn-re...im-responsible

"All of Joe Biden's stock market gains have evaporated".

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/14/inves...ket/index.html

"Biden acknowledges inflation sapping the strength of a lot of families".

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/14/polit...ion/index.html

Who's not missing mean tweets now? Please raise your hand, Thank you!

From your S&P 500 measure link:

But the combination of surging oil and gas prices following Russias invasion of Ukraine, broader inflation worries resulting from continued supply chain disruptions and fears about aggressive interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve have sent the market into a tailspin in 2022.

Yeah, Trump sure left a mess behind. And not a particularly swift Fed Chairman either that Biden's best option among a slew of shitty ones forced on him by Trump was to keep in place for now.

Sure enough, as of today the S&P 500 closed 0. 2% below where it was when Biden took office on January 20,2020.

Then again, it's only June 15th.

On December 24,2018, the end of Trump's nearly two full years in office with none of those above cited Trump messes to be cleaned up yet, the S&P 500 closed only 3. 5% above where it was the day he took office and inherited a far, far better set of economic conditions.

So which potus' policies and stewardship was worse?

[GDreams]

Under the impression?

Not Certain?

Look at my prior post, when I state that fact.

Can't find my missing post?

Why was it removed?

FDR's post WW2 economic policies were far too stiff.

That is what you wrote. FDR died before the end of WW2 so yes the polices would be stiff in the morbid sense.

[DramaFree11]

Why did I go short? Was it due to some graph shape?

No, it was due to retirement accounts being filled in April, an inverted yield curve, the fed selling assets from its balance sheet, the fed raising interest rates, and lastly the complete incompetence of the Biden administration.

Kevin O'Leary AKA Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank was on a CNBC show and said that Biden could get oil to less than $100 a barrel if he green lighted the keystone pipeline, announced that he would license 3 refineries on the East Coast, and gave direction on how carbon production is going to be dealt with.

And here is the thing: I totally agree with that.

The CNBC host said if you think Biden will do that, I have a bridge to sell you.

And I totally agree with that too. Biden's latest stupid move was to blast refiners for making money like that is going to do anything.

It is hilarious to me that you are so dumb you do not get that when money is being pulled from the market, it will go down. When the government and Fed were spending and printing money, the market went up. The Biden rally was due to free money not smart policies.

And when you print free money and increase its supply, the value of assets and goods go up AKA inflation which we have now.

And the best line I heard was the Fed's dual mandate was not unemployment and inflation but the NASDAQ and S&P 500.

And I was short oil when Obama was in office because he had competent policies, and oil production soared while he was in office. When it comes to oil (and almost everything else), his administration is totally incompetent. All they do is finger point.

Yep, you forgot to mention the latest aid package to Ukraine, another great decision. Why anyone would attack the oil companies now, make zero sense, he needs to find a solutions, but this is what democratic's due, they love to blame everyone, but themselves. Everything he touches goes to shit. The layoffs and the cutbacks are coming next. This totally sucks!

[DramaFree11]

President Biden delivered on the promise of bringing the country together. Now all Americans, irrespective of party affiliation and except for the top 1%, are suffering and sinking collectively.

"CNN reporter says Biden worse than Jimmy Carter on inflation, Americans holding him responsible".

https://www.foxnews.com/media/cnn-re...im-responsible

"All of Joe Biden's stock market gains have evaporated".

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/14/inves...ket/index.html

"Biden acknowledges inflation sapping the strength of a lot of families".

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/14/polit...ion/index.html

Who's not missing mean tweets now? Please raise your hand, Thank you!

Yes, so sad. He is a joke and the people he is surrounding himself with are even worse, maybe they will wake up before it is too late, but I really doubt it.

[EihTooms]

Why did I go short? Was it due to some graph shape?

No, it was due to retirement accounts being filled in April, an inverted yield curve, the fed selling assets from its balance sheet, the fed raising interest rates, and lastly the complete incompetence of the Biden administration.

Kevin O'Leary AKA Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank was on a CNBC show and said that Biden could get oil to less than $100 a barrel if he green lighted the keystone pipeline, announced that he would license 3 refineries on the East Coast, and gave direction on how carbon production is going to be dealt with.

And here is the thing: I totally agree with that.

The CNBC host said if you think Biden will do that, I have a bridge to sell you.

And I totally agree with that too. Biden's latest stupid move was to blast refiners for making money like that is going to do anything..

I can't believe [Deleted by Admin] you work so hard doing due diligence for your shorts, who said what, what might happen this month, etc yet have done no due diligence on how your typical Great Repub Recession will always require government spending to pull us out of it, which will likely produce inflation. LOL. Do you actually think brave free market "job creators" are going to jump in and do it before the government does? Like when? And Trump's economic decisions that plunged worldwide economies into paralysis for 2 years definitely required massive government intervention and spending.

You don't like inflation as high today as it was at the end of Reagan's first year in office while his typically disastrous Repub economic stewardship was also driving up the Unemployment Rate (which had been trending downward for months before he took office from a one month peak in mid 1980 of 7. 8% and continued to trend downward deep into his first year in office) to almost 9% and would soon top 10%+ for almost a full year?

Here's your due diligence on that; stop voting for Repubs or anyone other than Dems and there will be scant few if any massive economic downturns, hundreds of thousands of businesses destroyed, jobs wiped out by millions etc in your lifetime for which inflation-triggering government intervention spending will always be required to pull us out of it.

Now, see, you just underscored a huge difference between the kind of Long Term investing I have done for the past 30 years and the in-out, shorts, daily if not hourly scrambling due diligence you are up to all the time like you really need the money and quick, more than likely to recoup losses from previous higher risk short term in and out timing bets that didn't happen to work out so well.

While you've been busy scrambling around, contacting financial advisors, reading this and that report to catch a lead on where, when and how to toss the dice next in order to score a fast and desperately needed buck, you know, "Luck, be a lady tonight! Baby needs a new pair of shoes" my Long Term investing over the past 30 years has already long ago bought and established enough of a no risk income stream to fully fund a ridiculously comfortable retirement where the only due diligence I bother to muse on is will I have pizza for lunch and steak for dinner or the other way around and will I have the freebie 19 year old cutie just learning to give a great, full and complete blowjob or the lovely 22 year old honey with a delightfully snug and warm vagina for the evening.

I don't even need to check what the stock market is doing this hour, day, week, month or year or worry about where it and this or that sector will go next.

Those are two very different life and investment choices.

[ScatManDoo]

I was under the impression that FDR was dead by the end of WW2. Prehaps you meant pre WW2?

Under the impression?

Not Certain?

Look at my prior post, when I state that fact.

Can't find my missing post?

Why was it removed?

[Gino02]

President Biden delivered on the promise of bringing the country together. Now all Americans, irrespective of party affiliation and except for the top 1%, are suffering and sinking collectively.

"CNN reporter says Biden worse than Jimmy Carter on inflation, Americans holding him responsible".

https://www.foxnews.com/media/cnn-re...im-responsible

"All of Joe Biden's stock market gains have evaporated".

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/14/inves...ket/index.html

"Biden acknowledges inflation sapping the strength of a lot of families".

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/14/polit...ion/index.html

Who's not missing mean tweets now? Please raise your hand, Thank you!

[Elvis 2008]

You still don't know the difference between Long Term investing and Short Term / Speculation / Day Trading / Gambling, etc.

Wow.

And after I urged you to open your notebook to page one to review it.

Y[Deleted by Admin]

Why did I go short? Was it due to some graph shape?

No, it was due to retirement accounts being filled in April, an inverted yield curve, the fed selling assets from its balance sheet, the fed raising interest rates, and lastly the complete incompetence of the Biden administration.

Kevin O'Leary AKA Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank was on a CNBC show and said that Biden could get oil to less than $100 a barrel if he green lighted the keystone pipeline, announced that he would license 3 refineries on the East Coast, and gave direction on how carbon production is going to be dealt with.

And here is the thing: I totally agree with that.

The CNBC host said if you think Biden will do that, I have a bridge to sell you.

And I totally agree with that too. Biden's latest stupid move was to blast refiners for making money like that is going to do anything.

It is hilarious to me that you are so dumb you do not get that when money is being pulled from the market, it will go down. When the government and Fed were spending and printing money, the market went up. The Biden rally was due to free money not smart policies.

And when you print free money and increase its supply, the value of assets and goods go up AKA inflation which we have now.

And the best line I heard was the Fed's dual mandate was not unemployment and inflation but the NASDAQ and S&P 500.

And I was short oil when Obama was in office because he had competent policies, and oil production soared while he was in office. When it comes to oil (and almost everything else), his administration is totally incompetent. All they do is finger point.

[GDreams]

While I was getting my degree in economics from one of the Universities of California.

We were shown that the most successful post war economies were run in a very flexible manner.

Limited resources that got shuttled from one needy place to another needed place.

Flexibility, flexibility, and more flexibility.

FDR's post WW2 economic policies were far too stiff.

Moron.

I was under the impression that FDR was dead by the end of WW2. Prehaps you meant pre WW2?

[EihTooms]

Second I didn't say anything about supply side economics apart from that Reps used it. (edit) I didn't say I thought SSE did or did not work. I simply said that the Dems were likely to do better on the issues that they target themselves bcos the Reps don't use those same targets.

I think the part that strongly suggests Repubs' consistently failed Supply-Side / Trickle-Down policies work is where you say "Historically the Reps use supply side economics that favour business".

That Repub policy has been quickly followed by major economic declines and massive job losses as often and predictably as night following day. And I don't know which one of those Great Repub Depressions / Recessions "favoured" business at all much less as much as the Dems' opposite agenda favoured workers, consumers and, consequently, business in truly historic fashion over the decades.

The Repubs certainly talk a good game about how their favorite SS / TD policies combined with cutting regulations and so on are surely "pro business. " But in at least 100 years that has yet to happen rather than one disastrous major economic decline after another with businesses collapsing, failing, laying off employees and closing their doors in droves.