Trump 47 Economy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With no external shock or force, the US economy has gone from a robust growth stance to relative bearish territory.

The US dollar is, in fact, now in bear market.

Trump is destroying our economy. No one else to blame but him and his advisors/cronies. No covid or other crisis to blame it on. Trump is an economic crisis of his own making. Stupid, stupid, arrogant man.

Actually, there are economists blaming this on "the size of government," aka democratic policies of the past decade+. Their theory is that government spending has increased at a much faster rate than the economy (measured by GDP), and they have no choice but to take this current pain to correct the real problem. All that to say, Trump and his supporters will never admit this is their fault.

But no one with half a brain takes them seriously! Trump’s complete incompetence and felonious behavior are strictly steering the ship into the iceberg.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With no external shock or force, the US economy has gone from a robust growth stance to relative bearish territory.

The US dollar is, in fact, now in bear market.

Trump is destroying our economy. No one else to blame but him and his advisors/cronies. No covid or other crisis to blame it on. Trump is an economic crisis of his own making. Stupid, stupid, arrogant man.

Actually, there are economists blaming this on "the size of government," aka democratic policies of the past decade+. Their theory is that government spending has increased at a much faster rate than the economy (measured by GDP), and they have no choice but to take this current pain to correct the real problem. All that to say, Trump and his supporters will never admit this is their fault.

Which economists are saying this? Ron Vara and who else?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With no external shock or force, the US economy has gone from a robust growth stance to relative bearish territory.

The US dollar is, in fact, now in bear market.

Trump is destroying our economy. No one else to blame but him and his advisors/cronies. No covid or other crisis to blame it on. Trump is an economic crisis of his own making. Stupid, stupid, arrogant man.

Actually, there are economists blaming this on "the size of government," aka democratic policies of the past decade+. Their theory is that government spending has increased at a much faster rate than the economy (measured by GDP), and they have no choice but to take this current pain to correct the real problem. All that to say, Trump and his supporters will never admit this is their fault.

Which economists are saying this? Ron Vara and who else?

That is the only one, and the right wing media trots him out at every turn. There are no legitimate economists who believe this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With no external shock or force, the US economy has gone from a robust growth stance to relative bearish territory.

The US dollar is, in fact, now in bear market.

Trump is destroying our economy. No one else to blame but him and his advisors/cronies. No covid or other crisis to blame it on. Trump is an economic crisis of his own making. Stupid, stupid, arrogant man.

Actually, there are economists blaming this on "the size of government," aka democratic policies of the past decade+. Their theory is that government spending has increased at a much faster rate than the economy (measured by GDP), and they have no choice but to take this current pain to correct the real problem. All that to say, Trump and his supporters will never admit this is their fault.

Defense and VA benefits is where the government has grown. These are republicans pet projects. Wonder why the tax breaks are not considered?
The budget deficit is a republican policy.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With no external shock or force, the US economy has gone from a robust growth stance to relative bearish territory.

The US dollar is, in fact, now in bear market.

Trump is destroying our economy. No one else to blame but him and his advisors/cronies. No covid or other crisis to blame it on. Trump is an economic crisis of his own making. Stupid, stupid, arrogant man.

Actually, there are economists blaming this on "the size of government," aka democratic policies of the past decade+. Their theory is that government spending has increased at a much faster rate than the economy (measured by GDP), and they have no choice but to take this current pain to correct the real problem. All that to say, Trump and his supporters will never admit this is their fault.

Which economists are saying this? Ron Vara and who else?

Brian Wesbury

[Anonymous]

This is what we have to look forward to

https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/russian-central-bank-expected-keep-key-rate-hold-21-2025-04-21/


Russian central bank expected to keep key rate on hold at 21%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Trumps economy is a total train wreck

[Anonymous]

Since Trump took office:

Dow: DOWN 13.8%
Nasdaq: DOWN 20.5%
S&P: DOWN 15.5%

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With no external shock or force, the US economy has gone from a robust growth stance to relative bearish territory.

The US dollar is, in fact, now in bear market.

Trump is destroying our economy. No one else to blame but him and his advisors/cronies. No covid or other crisis to blame it on. Trump is an economic crisis of his own making. Stupid, stupid, arrogant man.

Actually, there are economists blaming this on "the size of government," aka democratic policies of the past decade+. Their theory is that government spending has increased at a much faster rate than the economy (measured by GDP), and they have no choice but to take this current pain to correct the real problem. All that to say, Trump and his supporters will never admit this is their fault.

Which economists are saying this? Ron Vara and who else?

That is the only one, and the right wing media trots him out at every turn. There are no legitimate economists who believe this.

They can’t even legitimately trot him out because he was a figment of Peter Navarro’s lying arse. Ron Varro is an anagram of Navarro.

[Anonymous]

Trump's performance is now topping the worst April since the great depression.

China and Japan are creating a trade pact.

US businesses are burning through inventory hoping this is resolved before new shipments arrive.

In other words, the world is moving on and Trump is doing nothing but killing US businesses and consumers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump's performance is now topping the worst April since the great depression.

China and Japan are creating a trade pact.

US businesses are burning through inventory hoping this is resolved before new shipments arrive.

In other words, the world is moving on and Trump is doing nothing but killing US businesses and consumers.

Sadly, the majority of Americans will have to feel economic pain before they demand change. Voters will put up with a lot--particularly if they are being distracted by culture war issues like trans men in sports, migrants storming the border, etc.--but they are not going to put up with significant financial hardship like the type that is heading our way.

[Anonymous]

Today is the day several of the S&P companies are revising guidance, and to a company, they are all revising down, materially.