Trump 47 Economy

[Anonymous]

Trump keeps spooking the stock market by making stupid comments.

Whether he's trying to deflect attention away from his other problems or "trolling the libs" or whatever else, he's being extremely disruptive and it's not "just words" - it's words that are having serious consequences (like hundreds-of-billions-of-dollars swings) to industry and financial markets.

Whether his blatherings are deflecting attention or trolling or mindless stream-of-consciousness or whatever else, it's reckless, juvenile, destructive, and IT NEEDS TO STOP.

[Anonymous]

Last full month Biden job report.

256k new jobs
4.1% unemployment

2024:
+2.2M jobs (186k per month)
+3.9% wages

Some lofty numbers for Trump to try and beat in 2025.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Last full month Biden job report.

256k new jobs
4.1% unemployment

2024:
+2.2M jobs (186k per month)
+3.9% wages

Some lofty numbers for Trump to try and beat in 2025.

Look at public consumer sentiment - it has skyrocketed since Election Day. They have massive expectations for Trump...



Source: https://www.apolloacademy.com/americans-are-optimistic-about-the-us-economic-outlook/

[Anonymous]

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/is-donald-trump-inheriting-the-best-economy-in-history-bef59427


The U.S. labor market heated up in December, adding more jobs than expected and stoking optimism that higher interest rates and slower growth abroad won’t stop the steady march of economic growth and wage gains for American workers.

With low unemployment, rising incomes and inflation down to a third of its peak in 2022, it raises the question of just how good an economy President-elect Donald Trump stands to inherit when he enters office in less than two weeks.

“President Trump is inheriting an economy that is about as good as it ever gets,” Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, told the New York Times last week. “The U.S. economy is the envy of the rest of the world, as it is the only significant economy that is growing more quickly postpandemic than prepandemic.”

Will Trump screw it up or trash it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last full month Biden job report.

256k new jobs
4.1% unemployment

2024:
+2.2M jobs (186k per month)
+3.9% wages

Some lofty numbers for Trump to try and beat in 2025.

Look at public consumer sentiment - it has skyrocketed since Election Day. They have massive expectations for Trump...



Source: https://www.apolloacademy.com/americans-are-optimistic-about-the-us-economic-outlook/

Any average Americans that think people like Trump or Biden are going to have any agendas to help them in any way, are completely misguided and naive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last full month Biden job report.

256k new jobs
4.1% unemployment

2024:
+2.2M jobs (186k per month)
+3.9% wages

Some lofty numbers for Trump to try and beat in 2025.

Look at public consumer sentiment - it has skyrocketed since Election Day. They have massive expectations for Trump...



Source: https://www.apolloacademy.com/americans-are-optimistic-about-the-us-economic-outlook/

Trump is going for maximum hardship musk said that. His word!

This means Great Depression not good economic conditions

They are going to burn the country to the ground and you are an idiot to think they will do anything but make you hungry more stupid and scared

[Anonymous]

As of January 20, 2025, the economy is Trump's and God help us!

[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)

Article in the Post from yesterday or day before. Saying that Biden's infrastructure bill and influx of building/cash in red states is already happening . . . just in time for Trump to claim the benefits of it. As if he did anything.

[Anonymous]

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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.

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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.

Clinton left office with a balanced budget. Bush destroyed that immediately.

[Anonymous]

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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.

Clinton left office with a balanced budget. The 9/11 attacks destroyed that immediately.

FIFY

[Anonymous]

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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.

Clinton left office with a balanced budget. The 9/11 attacks destroyed that immediately.

FIFY

Well, maybe if Bush had gone after Bin Laden rather than invade a country that had absolutely nothing to do with 9/11, we wouldn’t have blown the balanced budget.

[Anonymous]

https://bsky.app/profile/carlquintanilla.bsky.social/post/3lguy4a3cf22e

Coffee and Egg prices are at all time highs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://bsky.app/profile/carlquintanilla.bsky.social/post/3lguy4a3cf22e

Coffee and Egg prices are at all time highs.

I like the comment there describing Trump's War on Breakfast. That seems about right.

[Anonymous]

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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)

Article in the Post from yesterday or day before. Saying that Biden's infrastructure bill and influx of building/cash in red states is already happening . . . just in time for Trump to claim the benefits of it. As if he did anything.

Trump froze/stopped all that. The chaos of his EOs will have profound economic fallout.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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)

Article in the Post from yesterday or day before. Saying that Biden's infrastructure bill and influx of building/cash in red states is already happening . . . just in time for Trump to claim the benefits of it. As if he did anything.

Trump froze/stopped all that. The chaos of his EOs will have profound economic fallout.

Plus the fed paused interest rate cuts today. And tariffs on Canada and Mexico just around the corner!

So much winning.