NASDAQ only down 1.44% so far today.

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Originally posted by HerrBerg:
NASDAQ only down 1.44% so far today.

it is getting better ... maybe in 4 years it will start to be positive again ...

It's all to the credit of our wise, strong, committed leadership.

The stock market is so full of hot air, it's comical. The recovery will not be so comical.

-1,89%, it looks like the Grösster Negotiator Aller Zeiten woke up and found his twitter app now.

Obama crashed and burned market under his watch
Sure you can say it was Bush’s fault but it it happened under Obama
Now markets is heading downward under Trump, sure it maybe could have been already in makings under Biden
Reality is, it’s down and time will tell

Good point, imposing on again/off again tariffs, snuggling up to Putin, dumping historic allies, firing and rehiring people, increasing the possibility of a recession . . . that has nothing to do with Trump.

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Originally posted by M.Shy:
Obama crashed and burned market under his watch
Sure you can say it was Bush’s fault but it it happened under Obama
Now markets is heading downward under Trump, sure it maybe could have been already in makings under Biden
Reality is, it’s down and time will tell

Actually the biggest part of the decline occurred under Bush, before Obama was elected.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...of_2007%E2%80%932009

By the time Obama termed out, the market had recovered and surpassed its previous record high.

January 20, 2005 DJIA was 10471 (Bush Term 2 starts)
January 20, 2009 DJIA was 7949 (Bush Terms out, Obama Term 1 starts)
January 21, 2013 DJIA was 13649 (Obama Term 2 starts)
January 20, 2017 DJIA was 19827 (Obama Terms out)

Our current market is overvalued and needs revalued regardless of Trump.
Trump may take the rap for a decade of low interest rates and silly P/E ratios.

If we are looking for inflation, we need look no further than the price of a retirement income from dividends.

Portugal apparently just cancelled its F35 order.

Citing unreliability of its US ally.

The stock market likes stable policy coming from Washington. These last 2 months have been anything but stable. And it’s blatantly obvious the instability will continue.