The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread

Friesland said:
Causation of single day market moves are not hard to prove. You can line the info publication up with the moves in, you know, real time.
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I actually might agree with that given the article you posted about the market recovery and asset reallocation to bonds. So much for the losses you are alarmed about.
 
Friesland said:
The idea that 5 years of QE "suddenly" tanks a market 15 minutes after China announces retalitory tariffs list is just stupid, end stop. You can dance on the head of all the pins you want, but it doesn't make that claim fit for anyone but a pin-head.
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Read your article and youʻll see why sudden temporary drops are due to long inflated equities, via 5 years of QE, being driven down and re-purchased nearer to book values to compete with bonds and their rising interest rates. Bonds looking to be a safer long term bet. Hence your 60% of portfolio cash holdings. A sudden reaction to the announcement but not the singular most important reason for the 5 or 6 temp pull backs in the indexes. Markets are irrational. But then you already knew that.
 
Melania Trump Holds Event With Children -- One Accidentally Spills Water And She Responds With Pure Heart
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You have to see this.
 
Bruddah IZ said:
If moral hazard was minimal, why 5 years of QE?
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ie. cost of not enforcing "moral hazard" - ie. banks, insurance, etc. ended up not paying enough, being restructured enough to incentivize them not to overuse easy credit backstopped by taxpayers again. In other words: The bank and insurance co's etc did not feel enough pain of their actions. There should have been more consequence to the big institutions in tandem with any bailout.
 
What's wrong with this guy?
McCain takes his Trump criticism to a whole new level, suggesting blame for chemical weapons attack in Syria




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attacked Trump's worldview and seemed to knock Trump for receiving Vietnam War deferments for bone spurs. But McCain's comments about Trump on Sunday may be his most severe.

In a statement, McCain indirectly blamed Trump for the chemical weapons attack in Syria, suggesting that Trump's recent comments about U.S. troops leaving Syria “very soon” and his noninterventionist approach have “emboldened” Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

“President Trump last week signaled to the world that the United States would prematurely withdraw from Syria,” McCain said. “Bashar Assad and his Russian and Iranian backers have heard him, and emboldened by American inaction, Assad has reportedly launched another chemical attack against innocent men, women and children, this time in Douma.”
 
Friesland said:
ie. cost of not enforcing "moral hazard" - ie. banks, insurance, etc. ended up not paying enough, being restructured enough to incentivize them not to overuse easy credit backstopped by taxpayers again. In other words: The bank and insurance co's etc did not feel enough pain of their actions. There should have been more consequence to the big institutions in tandem with any bailout.
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What incentives did banks and insurance companies have for not using easy credit when Fannie and Freddie were snatching up loans so that banks could rin$e and repeat? And arenʻt you missing Congressʻs affordable housing goals?
 
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