Yeah that government shutdown really helped boost the GDP. Let’s have another.
And of course you’d put the complete blame on Trump. Did he have blame? Of course, but so did congress. Both sides need to come together and put Americans first.
Yeah that government shutdown really helped boost the GDP. Let’s have another.
The board is co-chaired by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross and Advisor to the President Ivanka Trump...
Yeah, there seems to be a very specific type of Trump supporter in online forums who make these short, ridiculous, completely unfounded statements, and then disappear. Probably out of a sense of shame and self-preservation.Indeed, and you didn't even get into the long-term impact of the tax plan, the government shutdown, the trade war with China, among many other things. The depth of misguidedness in the original statement is mind-numbing.
Not a Trump fan, but WTF are you talking about?Apple has billions in profits under Tim Cook. The US has added more debt then all of Obama’s eight years under Trump’s leadership.
Borrowing is not leadership.
Not a Trump fan, but WTF are you talking about?
The debt nearly doubled from 10 Trillion to 19 Trillion under Obama. It's gone up 3 trillion under Trump so far.
My math skills may be a bit rusty, but 3 trillion is a lot smaller than 9 trillion.
Sorry, but that’s just not how earth works. Everybody isn’t always to blame for everything. Sometimes, specific things are the fault of specific people or groups.If you're going to blame one party you might as well blame them both.
Ha! Thanks. My wife tells me that I like to bang my head against walls, so that probably explains it.
Based on your logical post, I imagine you’re familiar with that condition.
AAPL 9 years ago: 51.31
AAPL now: 170.74
Next.
Apple in September 2012: $91AAPL 9 years ago: 51.31
AAPL now: 170.74
Next.
The markets are still well down from this time last year. My investments have gone back up a bit since the end of last year, but only to about what it was when he came into office. So not bad, but not good. However I saw a report yesterday that there are a million more people who are 3 months or more behind on their car loan payments than there were at the peak of the financial crisis nearly 10 years ago. It's like seven million people who are way behind on their car loans, which is typically a bad sign that things below the surface are worse than we think. Hope not, and you would think not given the jobs numbers, but I think it didn't help that the government was shut down for over a month and many people depleted their savings. If I remember right there are also less people in the workforce than there used to be, so that might make the jobs numbers not seem quite as bad. It also seems like the tax cuts aren't working out very well for a lot of people who have filed thus far, so people may have overspent thinking they would get a big refund this year. Stupid thing to believe a politician without proof, but most people aren't rational.Trump is doing a fine job on the economy. Can’t say the same about Cook and Apple though
It’s called the MR Migraine. Somehow, like a train wreck, I can’t manage to look away.Ha! Thanks. My wife tells me that I like to bang my head against walls, so that probably explains it.
Based on your logical post, I imagine you’re familiar with that condition.
Always amusing to have a positive economy, the highest black and Hispanic employment rates, etc. explained away as caused by a previous administration and/or just a byproduct of some general upswing.
Orange man BAD! Trump is a racist! Trump hates Mexicans! Russia collusion! What else is the lunatic left going to concoct next? Trump derangement syndrome infects the dim-witted and shows no signs of stopping.
I got that data point from the NASDAQ site. If you’re right, thx for the correction. Even more my point.Nine years ago AAPL was more like $29.
Yeah, there seems to be a very specific type of Trump supporter in online forums who make these short, ridiculous, completely unfounded statements, and then disappear. Probably out of a sense of shame and self-preservation.
All of those things that you mentioned are likely to have a negative influence down the road. (I am happy to see an American president finally address the inequities of our trade relationship with China, but the way he’s going about it is absolutely horrible.)
It’s funny that you mention the long-term impact of the tax plan, because when people see how small their returns are this year, the **** is going to hit the fan sooner than later. The average returns so far are being calculated as 8.4% less than last year, and there is already a new hashtag going around Twitter: #GOPTaxScam.
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/taxes/under-new-trump-tax-code-average-refund-8-4-percent-n970066
1. There are a lot more constituents on the policy board than CEO's.Does anyone really think some board of extremely wealthy CEO's is going to do anything to improve conditions for American workers?
I mean, it's all a dog and pony show. Does anyone really think some board of extremely wealthy CEO's is going to do anything to improve conditions for American workers?
A list of names on an article and a fancy luncheon that probably cost more than some kid's college tuition. That's all these advisory committees ever seem to amount to.
Yeah, there seems to be a very specific type of Trump supporter in online forums who make these short, ridiculous, completely unfounded statements, and then disappear. Probably out of a sense of shame and self-preservation.
All of those things that you mentioned are likely to have a negative influence down the road. (I am happy to see an American president finally address the inequities of our trade relationship with China, but the way he’s going about it is absolutely horrible.)
It’s funny that you mention the long-term impact of the tax plan, because when people see how small their returns are this year, the **** is going to hit the fan sooner than later. The average returns so far are being calculated as 8.4% less than last year, and there is already a new hashtag going around Twitter: #GOPTaxScam.
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/taxes/under-new-trump-tax-code-average-refund-8-4-percent-n970066
1. Why are you looking at December when now is now?Apple in September 2012: $91
Apple in December 2018: $150
Apple's initial growth during the transition to Cook was in no way attributable to Cook. The iPhone 5 was definitely still Jobs. It wasn't until the Apple Watch in 2015 that we had a product that was 100% done under Cook and had nothing to do with Jobs.
Trump is doing a fine job on the economy. Can’t say the same about Cook and Apple though
It’s all relative. The debt did go up during Obama’s tenure. But it was a reaction to try to dig us out if the hole dug by George W.’s administration, and STILL it was less than the massive debt increase under Trump. And he managed to help turn around the economy with one of the most obstructionist congresses that we’ve ever had.I'm assuming you blamed Obama for the increase in the national debt when he was in office?
Let me guess, during that period it was the Republicans in Congress' fault?![]()
How is that amusing? Do you really think the economy is something you can change in one day as if you're redecorating a kitchen?
The economy expanded during Obama's term, and has continued to expand since. Yet you attribute the continuation of that expansion to someone who has done nothing but raise taxes on everyone but the rich, started trade wars with every major trading partner, and shut down government for over a month because he didn't get his way.
Makes sense.
he apparently hasn't done his taxes yetYeah that government shutdown really helped boost the GDP. Let’s have another.
The markets are still well down from this time last year. My investments have gone back up a bit since the end of last year, but only to about what it was when he came into office. So not bad, but not good. However I saw a report yesterday that there are a million more people who are 3 months or more behind on their car loan payments than there were at the peak of the financial crisis nearly 10 years ago. It's like seven million people who are way behind on their car loans, which is typically a bad sign that things below the surface are worse than we think. Hope not, and you would think not given the jobs numbers, but I think it didn't help that the government was shut down for over a month and many people depleted their savings. If I remember right there are also less people in the workforce than there used to be, so that might make the jobs numbers not seem quite as bad. It also seems like the tax cuts aren't working out very well for a lot of people who have filed thus far, so people may have overspent thinking they would get a big refund this year. Stupid thing to believe a politician without proof, but most people aren't rational.