Trump 47 Economy

[Anonymous]

Since there is a 4 year thread on Biden's economy, we may as well get this one going.

Trump is already undermining the markets and the economy that Biden had produced in the wake of COVID and the related supply chain issues.

Trump is promising to bring down inflation, continue to grow the markets and protect American companies with tariffs.

He is already saying he will exempt Apple and Tesla from tariffs (because the bribes are too hard to pass up)

[Anonymous]

We're going to have the best economy ever, beginning in the next short period of time. Bigly.

[Anonymous]

The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

Are you and I inhabiting the same planet?

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/live/stock-market-today-dow-logs-longest-losing-streak-since-1978-as-stocks-slide-ahead-of-fed-decision-210053679.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

Meanwhile in reality, Dow is now set to make a new record of most consecutive down days since 1978.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

If I guzzle a 5-hour energy drink, I'll feel a temporary surge of energy, but eventually I'll crash.

This is the same situation when an administration cuts (or promises to cut taxes), but plans to finance those cuts by issuing more debt.

There might be a temporary uptick in the economy and the financial markets, but the sugar high eventually goes away, and we are left with the long-term reality that the tax cuts and the associated deficits are unsustainable.

[Anonymous]

https://bonddad.blogspot.com/2024/12/the-housing-sector-now-hoists-red-flag.html

Residential construction housing sector is showing a potential recession red flag and something that bears watching over the next few months.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

Have you looked at the last week, since trump rang the NYSE opening bell?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

Have you looked at the last week, since trump rang the NYSE opening bell?

And down again today. The market thought he was joking about all the tariffs and mass deportations and thought they would just get corporate tax cuts. Now it’s starting to price the crazy policies in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since there is a 4 year thread on Biden's economy, we may as well get this one going.

Trump is already undermining the markets and the economy that Biden had produced in the wake of COVID and the related supply chain issues.

Trump is promising to bring down inflation, continue to grow the markets and protect American companies with tariffs.

He is already saying he will exempt Apple and Tesla from tariffs (because the bribes are too hard to pass up)

Trump will have little control over what we'll see out of the economy over the next four years. Our economy is a very huge ship that turns very slowly. The only things Trump and Biden have done that have had a noticeable impact on the economy is fueling inflationary pressures with all the Covid rescue dollars they pumped into the economy in 2020 and 2021. Neither Trump or Biden has ever done anything that has had a noticeable impact on the economy in a manner most Americans would consider helpful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

Have you looked at the last week, since trump rang the NYSE opening bell?

And down again today. The market thought he was joking about all the tariffs and mass deportations and thought they would just get corporate tax cuts. Now it’s starting to price the crazy policies in.

+1

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

Have you looked at the last week, since trump rang the NYSE opening bell?

And down again today. The market thought he was joking about all the tariffs and mass deportations and thought they would just get corporate tax cuts. Now it’s starting to price the crazy policies in.

+1

Yup. There will be no significant movement downward with rate for at least another 2 to 3 years. Trump and Biden have always done their best to spend their way out of runaway inflation. Amazing how their efforts haven't paid off... lol... these idiots

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Since there is a 4 year thread on Biden's economy, we may as well get this one going.

Trump is already undermining the markets and the economy that Biden had produced in the wake of COVID and the related supply chain issues.

Trump is promising to bring down inflation, continue to grow the markets and protect American companies with tariffs.

He is already saying he will exempt Apple and Tesla from tariffs (because the bribes are too hard to pass up)

Trump will have little control over what we'll see out of the economy over the next four years. Our economy is a very huge ship that turns very slowly. The only things Trump and Biden have done that have had a noticeable impact on the economy is fueling inflationary pressures with all the Covid rescue dollars they pumped into the economy in 2020 and 2021. Neither Trump or Biden has ever done anything that has had a noticeable impact on the economy in a manner most Americans would consider helpful.

It is too bad you have no idea what you are talking about.

Trump passed unfunded tax cuts which expanded the debt and deficit funding of our government.
Biden steadied the ship and created the conditions for one of the strongest economies in US history with his policies that were uniformly opposed by the GOP. Thanks to Biden, we are getting investments in our roads, bridges, ports, tunnels etc which help our businesses grow.

They are not the same, and articulating as such shows incredible ignorance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Since there is a 4 year thread on Biden's economy, we may as well get this one going.

Trump is already undermining the markets and the economy that Biden had produced in the wake of COVID and the related supply chain issues.

Trump is promising to bring down inflation, continue to grow the markets and protect American companies with tariffs.

He is already saying he will exempt Apple and Tesla from tariffs (because the bribes are too hard to pass up)

Trump will have little control over what we'll see out of the economy over the next four years. Our economy is a very huge ship that turns very slowly. The only things Trump and Biden have done that have had a noticeable impact on the economy is fueling inflationary pressures with all the Covid rescue dollars they pumped into the economy in 2020 and 2021. Neither Trump or Biden has ever done anything that has had a noticeable impact on the economy in a manner most Americans would consider helpful.

If we are entering a recession the timing is good for Trump. The natural business cycle would have us coming out of it before the midterms, and a significant "boom" in time for 2028. But who knows really.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The stock market has been absolutely speculatively raging since Trump won the election. Biden will get credit for it, but it is really about pricing in a Trump presidency.

Have you looked at the last week, since trump rang the NYSE opening bell?

And down again today. The market thought he was joking about all the tariffs and mass deportations and thought they would just get corporate tax cuts. Now it’s starting to price the crazy policies in.

+1

Yup. There will be no significant movement downward with rate for at least another 2 to 3 years. Trump and Biden have always done their best to spend their way out of runaway inflation. Amazing how their efforts haven't paid off... lol... these idiots

Trump and Bush43 are responsible for over 50% of the national debt. Think about it.

the job growth and expanded GDP comes under democratic presidents and then the GOP comes in and wrecks it. The US has been on this cycle since the 1980's.

Equating Trump and Biden as you have is willfully ignorant.

The inflation started under Trump, Biden stabilized it. Get real.