Economy is roaring

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It is roaring but only benefiting the elite and I am one of them. Until real hourly wages grow at 4-5%+ we won’t be winning.

It’s benefiting me as I approach age 65. My IRA and 401k are up over 35%. It’s benefitting my elderly mother, living in a senior facility, whose investments are up about 25%. It’s benefitting a friend I’m mine whose portfolio has gone up so much that she is putting the excess in an immediate annuity and retiring two years ahead of time. Lots of regular folks have benefitted.

Now do your contacts who aren't part of the 1%.

Huh? None of the people I named are part of the 1%. All straight middle class with five-figure incomes. Why would you assume that people who have IRAs are part of the 1%?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is roaring but only benefiting the elite and I am one of them. Until real hourly wages grow at 4-5%+ we won’t be winning.

It’s benefiting me as I approach age 65. My IRA and 401k are up over 35%. It’s benefitting my elderly mother, living in a senior facility, whose investments are up about 25%. It’s benefitting a friend I’m mine whose portfolio has gone up so much that she is putting the excess in an immediate annuity and retiring two years ahead of time. Lots of regular folks have benefitted.

Now do your contacts who aren't part of the 1%.

hey moron over 50% of the US has a 401k.

And again wages and job creation are growing fastest at the bottom of the bell curve

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is roaring but only benefiting the elite and I am one of them. Until real hourly wages grow at 4-5%+ we won’t be winning.

It’s benefiting me as I approach age 65. My IRA and 401k are up over 35%. It’s benefitting my elderly mother, living in a senior facility, whose investments are up about 25%. It’s benefitting a friend I’m mine whose portfolio has gone up so much that she is putting the excess in an immediate annuity and retiring two years ahead of time. Lots of regular folks have benefitted.

Now do your contacts who aren't part of the 1%.

hey moron over 50% of the US has a 401k.

And again wages and job creation are growing fastest at the bottom of the bell curve

Yup. That was just another liberal who hates the evil “rich people” who have never made $100k in any year of their lives and yet still managed to put aside a decent nest egg.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:To those who complain about Trump's buffoonery, thank your lucky stars that he behaves like that because otherwise he would assuredly win by a landslide.

He has a great economy under his stewardship and has not started any wars plus he is trying to deal with unfair trade practices especially as it relates to China.

Narrator: Nothing will happen with China, they helped him get elected. This is all a show and a way for his friends to make a killing on market volatility.

Hmm! I thought it was Russia

Russia
China (the TPP pullout was the immediate gift)
Saudi Arabia
Israel
UAE

It's Mueller time ..... he only investigated Russia. This should keep him occupied for the next two years at least!

[Anonymous]

Trump 2020

[Anonymous]

I’m middle class, started lower.

My taxes have lessened and I have the best job I’ve had in years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is roaring but only benefiting the elite and I am one of them. Until real hourly wages grow at 4-5%+ we won’t be winning.

It’s benefiting me as I approach age 65. My IRA and 401k are up over 35%. It’s benefitting my elderly mother, living in a senior facility, whose investments are up about 25%. It’s benefitting a friend I’m mine whose portfolio has gone up so much that she is putting the excess in an immediate annuity and retiring two years ahead of time. Lots of regular folks have benefitted.

Now do your contacts who aren't part of the 1%.

Huh? None of the people I named are part of the 1%. All straight middle class with five-figure incomes. Why would you assume that people who have IRAs are part of the 1%?

This is the "inconvenient truth" as Gore would put it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is roaring but only benefiting the elite and I am one of them. Until real hourly wages grow at 4-5%+ we won’t be winning.

It’s benefiting me as I approach age 65. My IRA and 401k are up over 35%. It’s benefitting my elderly mother, living in a senior facility, whose investments are up about 25%. It’s benefitting a friend I’m mine whose portfolio has gone up so much that she is putting the excess in an immediate annuity and retiring two years ahead of time. Lots of regular folks have benefitted.

Now do your contacts who aren't part of the 1%.

Huh? None of the people I named are part of the 1%. All straight middle class with five-figure incomes. Why would you assume that people who have IRAs are part of the 1%?

This is the "inconvenient truth" as Gore would put it!

The dirty secret is the Dems don't understand what the middle class is in this country. The middle class work hard and have jobs. They are too concerned with the lower class who sadly in many cases are beyond help. See D control of most major cities for decades and how the poor are still no closer to being better off.

[Anonymous]

Last time I checked, most major American cities are doing as well as they ever have over the past 10 years. Look at DC, under democratic leadership has a bond rating and surplus that every jurisdiction in the country would trade for. Of course there are issue - some schools are lagging, there is homelessness etc, but that is life everywhere there are people.

If things are so great, how about we end the subsidies to red states?

[Anonymous]

Holy Toledo, what a day on the market. Huge gains.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Holy Toledo, what a day on the market. Huge gains.

Ending the week where it started

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EDJI?p=^DJI

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Holy Toledo, what a day on the market. Huge gains.

+1. Up, up, up we go! Ride that market straight to a second term and a better America, Mr. President. Yeehaw! What a fantastic Christmas present! Enjoy everybody!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Holy Toledo, what a day on the market. Huge gains.

Ending the week where it started

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EDJI?p=^DJI

Only for timid folk who didn't buy on dips.fantastic week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Last time I checked, most major American cities are doing as well as they ever have over the past 10 years. Look at DC, under democratic leadership has a bond rating and surplus that every jurisdiction in the country would trade for. Of course there are issue - some schools are lagging, there is homelessness etc, but that is life everywhere there are people.

If things are so great, how about we end the subsidies to red states?

lol that is based on people of means moving back in DC government is incompetence and corrupt.

and aren't you Ds worried about income inequality or something too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last time I checked, most major American cities are doing as well as they ever have over the past 10 years. Look at DC, under democratic leadership has a bond rating and surplus that every jurisdiction in the country would trade for. Of course there are issue - some schools are lagging, there is homelessness etc, but that is life everywhere there are people.

If things are so great, how about we end the subsidies to red states?

lol that is based on people of means moving back in DC government is incompetence and corrupt.

and aren't you Ds worried about income inequality or something too

It is the DC Government that has the highest bond rating and largest surplus in the country. That has less than zero to do with the Federal government.