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01-13-22 16:33 #5977
Posts: 1956Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
Of course, thanks to the 4 dismal years of Trump, more Americans are now disagree rather than agree with Canada et al, but who's counting, LOL?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisond...ime-poll-finds
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01-13-22 14:20 #5976
Posts: 1068Lying
Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
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01-13-22 06:12 #5975
Posts: 2579How low can he go lmao
Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]
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01-13-22 05:12 #5974
Posts: 1604Everybody knows?
Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
"Everybody knows" is the line that wingers use when they found out something yesterday or don't have proof of anything.
As in, "Everybody knows" that windmills cause cancer.
Or as in, "Everybody knows" that Chinese thermostats changed votes.
Or as in, "Everybody knows" that injecting bleach cures COVID.
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01-13-22 03:20 #5973
Posts: 5450Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
No, my greatest stock market returns per presidency were during those 264% gain Clinton years and 235% gain Obama years while your way overpaid even at 0.25% commission financial advisors were telling you how proud and thrilled you should be to have only gained something significantly less than 70%.
The Carter years were not my best stock market return years because I wasn't in the market during Carter's presidency. But Carter was the one who required companies to offer all of their rank and file employees one of the greatest tax deferred stock market investment and retirement planning instruments of all time, the 401 k, instead of only blessing their top management executives with that offer.
That alone was a greater "tax cut" and pro retirement advantage for the ordinary working American than any Repub ever produced or ever will produce.
Oh, and so many jobs were being created under Carter, I should mention those were the years I could pick and choose companies to work for, salaries to consider, future prospects in each plum company to calculate.
That sure as hell was no longer the case after Reagan took over, got his way and promptly plunged us into his Great Repub Recession with 10%+ unemployment rates for 10 consecutive months beginning in his 2nd year in office and extending into his 3rd year!
BTW, I notice no Wingers have mentioned or linked a report on the lastest inflation number yet. And I know why. LOL. It seems every headline on how high the number is also mentions it is the highest "since 1982". That means it was higher in 1982 or from the year before.
Hmm. I forget. Who was president in 1982 and had been for at least a year by then, just as Biden is today? LOL. Yes, higher inflation than today and crap jobs creation results and skyrocketing unemployment rates and a Great Repub Recession in the works and the start of his tripling of the national debt with absolutely nothing to show for it. That was the reality of the Reagan economy.
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01-13-22 01:36 #5972
Posts: 2579I've always gots a point LOL
Originally Posted by ScatManDoo [View Original Post]
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01-12-22 23:28 #5971
Posts: 10680.25 percent
Originally Posted by Villainy [View Original Post]
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01-12-22 23:25 #5970
Posts: 1956You can't unsay it, LOL
Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
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01-12-22 23:22 #5969
Posts: 1068Absolutely not
Originally Posted by Gino02 [View Original Post]
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01-12-22 23:21 #5968
Posts: 1068Portfolio gains
Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
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01-12-22 23:17 #5967
Posts: 1068Typo
Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
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01-12-22 17:33 #5966
Posts: 1604Who said 25%?
Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
Which one is it?
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01-12-22 17:01 #5965
Posts: 5450Originally Posted by Gino02 [View Original Post]
Any and all tests we have for now are thanks to Biden and every Dem who voted Yes on the American Rescue Plan. All shortages are to be blamed on the Repubs who didn't even bother to participate, didn't support a greater number of them be included in the bill and didn't bother to earn their pay for a change.
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01-12-22 16:51 #5964
Posts: 5450Originally Posted by Villainy [View Original Post]
That Canada dude was robbed, reamed and abandoned by investment sharks worse than anyone I have heard or read about since Bernie Madoff. I assume they are also the ones who convinced him he ought to be proud of that 70% gain in those 4 Trump years, how thrilled any investor would be to do so well and all that typical con artist pitch. LOL.
What could those 200 stocks they bamboozled him into buying possibly be if 70% was the best return he ever got during a presidency in the past 40 years? Has to be of companies thrown together by their brother-in-law and almost certainly paying those sharks hefty kick-backs for putting their sucker clients into them. Oh well. There are many such stories because there are many such suckers.
A blind-folded chimp throwing 200 darts at a list of stocks in the S&P 500 would have earned better gains on them just during each of the 264% gain Clinton and 235% gain Obama presidencies in the past 29 years.
And that chimp would have done it for a banana, not robbing him of 25% commissions from the apparently relatively paltry gains he made during those historic Dem president Bull Runs!
Investors dumb enough to pay 3-7% commissions when they don't even have to in order to do very well in the market are laughable. But 25%! That isn't even funny. It's criminal.
Yeah, I started with Fidelity in 1986 with the fantastic 401 k offered by the Fortune 500 company I worked for, thanks to Jimmy Carter insisting it be included in his 1978 budget to require companies to offer that amazingly rewarding tax deferred investment tool to every employee and not just to the top management.
Thanks, Jimmy.
And then I rolled it over into an IRA with Vanguard when I retired about 20 years later in my 50's, flush and ready to travel and fuck 4-5 different young Thai girls every week for my second half.
Again, thanks, Jimmy, Bill and Barack. Coming up strong so far, Joe.
No thanks whatsoever to Ronnie, George1, George2 and Donnie, of course.
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01-12-22 16:21 #5963
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]
He has no complaints or point.