The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread

Friesland said:
Oh no, the bank came by today and told me they're selling my house, since it's their asset.

Oh wait. That didn't happen.

I did, however, take my kid to get a flu shot and my health insurance coverage paid for it.

Amazing.
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How about that rally Fri?
Coward.
 
Friesland said:
Oh no, the bank came by today and told me they're selling my house, since it's their asset.

Oh wait. That didn't happen.

I did, however, take my kid to get a flu shot and my health insurance coverage paid for it.

Amazing.
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Yeah, but you keep paying the bank every month to repay them for the money you borrowed to buy the house...what about that, huh? And it’s amortized!
 
Sheriff Joe said:
How about that rally Fri?
Coward.
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Stop swilling the sterno and pay attention. I mentioned it on Friday along with the job numbers.

Now, how have the markets done since Dec when I suggested the tax cut was too early?

Oh, looky here... (and no, Sterno Racist Joe, your cardboard box under the freeway is not an asset to you, the bank or the community.)
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For all you sad suckers who can't pay for your health insurance, our new Governor, who has no realistic GOP opposition (because all the GOP in CA have doubled down on the stupidest and most alienating policies like rampant kleptocracy and anti-environmental positions) is proposing single-payer health care. So Iz, you can get those circulation hose you've been eyeing very soon.

Life is good.
 
Friesland said:
Stop swilling the sterno and pay attention. I mentioned it on Friday along with the job numbers.

Now, how have the markets done since Dec when I suggested the tax cut was too early?

Oh, looky here... (and no, Sterno Racist Joe, your cardboard box under the freeway is not an asset to you, the bank or the community.)
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7% a year average over 4 years.
This is our wager.
Where are we now?
 
messy said:
I think if it’s 26,200 or so by 1/21 that would average 7% per year.
From 1973 to 2016 the average return increase was about 11%, so that would pretty much suck.
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The first year (when it was still Obama's economy) DJIA (is that the measure in question?) was up over 8%. Since then, now that it is t's economy (tax cuts -> big deficit, trade wars, NAFTA evolution, etc) it's down almost as much as it gained the year before.
 
espola said:
The first year (when it was still Obama's economy) DJIA (is that the measure in question?) was up over 8%. Since then, now that it is t's economy (tax cuts -> big deficit, trade wars, NAFTA evolution, etc) it's down almost as much as it gained the year before.
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Obama’s stock market will be far, far better than Trump’s.
 
Ricky Fandango said:
7% a year average over 4 years.
This is our wager.
Where are we now?
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Dude! We missed you! Where you been at, my fine headed friend?

We're 2 months in and this is about where we are (Needs to be adjusted for Inauguration Day, but it's broad strokes.

2017: 24.39%
2018: -5.97%

So we're at ~+9%/annualized with 2 years to go. (I haven't bothered to tag the numbers directly to inauguration day yet but these are the general numbers.)

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Good news: Bolton is keeping Trump from his insane 30 day Syria pullout, so the Kurds and Arab allies in Manbij, Kobani etc. won't get killed/run out of town.
Bad news: Trump is listening to Bolton so we'll continue to be in our forever wars.

There is a realistic middle ground. Be nice if someone took it...
 
Friesland said:
Good news: Bolton is keeping Trump from his insane 30 day Syria pullout, so the Kurds and Arab allies in Manbij, Kobani etc. won't get killed/run out of town.
Bad news: Trump is listening to Bolton so we'll continue to be in our forever wars.

There is a realistic middle ground. Be nice if someone took it...
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Financial genius and foreign policy expert, is there anything you can't do?
Coward.
 
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