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05-20-2022, 11:32 PM
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#271
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I don't know those big ass numbers. I'm impressed that I know it is Hectagon, and not Hexagon
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05-21-2022, 05:27 AM
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Sunshine on my shoulder?
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PM Captain Midnight. He’s an expert on this.
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I'll let the two of you duke it out on whatever
I try to keep up on economics, more specifically opportunities for profit. Sadly, I see a lot of opportunities to fail ATM.
Just looking to see where the first rays of sunshine might appear.
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05-21-2022, 01:56 PM
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When did Timmy Leary lose the swastika?
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05-21-2022, 01:58 PM
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#274
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Originally Posted by WTF
Do you consider yourself a fiscal conserative?
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No. What's a conserative?
Have you ever considered buying a phone that's not missing a "v" key?
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05-21-2022, 03:18 PM
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So you're telling us we've been in a favorable, declining rate environment for 40 fucking years?
So let's see... who was the President who kicked off this 4-decade-long favorable economic tailwind trend? Anyone know who was in the White House way back in 1981?
Oh yes, I remember now!
This is a great moment to quote WTF, who is always so eager to give Republicans the credit they deserve:
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Credit for yet another bubble....
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Yeah, let's give Ronnie the credit he deserves for ALL the bubbles he started!
Did you know our real GDP nearly tripled between 1980 and 2019, growing from $6,759 billion to $19,092 billion in (chained) 2012 dollars?
As you are fond of exclaiming, "Reagan started this trend..."!
Over the same period, per capita real GDP almost doubled. In nominal terms, it surged from $12,575 in 1980 to $63,544 in 2019. Ditto for US median household income, which soared from $16,400 to $68,400.
So thanks Ronnie, for starting yet another "bubble" - a four-decade-long bubble of rising living standards for all Americans!
And that's to go along with all those other favorable "bubbles" Reagan kicked off, including falling inflation and declining interest rates. Quickly reversing the alarmingly unfavorable trends fostered by his Peanut Farmer predecessor, Ronnie brought both of those key economic indices down to single digit levels, paving the way for the annual rate of inflation to be reduced to a mere 1.2% and interest rates to be tamed to near-zero by 2020!
Personally, I find it a bit of a stretch to give Reagan 100% of the credit for all of the economic prosperity that chugged along after his Presidency ended, but WTF insists this is appropriate!
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Reagan started us on this...
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WTF continues to fawn and worship Ronnie Reagan as one of our greatest Presidents.
He's even started a petition to add Ronnie's face to Mt. Rushmore!
Who am I to say no?
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I like Reagan.
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05-21-2022, 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by lustylad
Quickly reversing the alarmingly unfavorable trends fostered by his Peanut Farmer predecessor, Ronnie brought both of those key economic indices down to single digit levels, paving the way for the annual rate of inflation to be reduced to a mere 1.2% and interest rates to be tamed to near-zero by 2020!
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You left out the part about Trump's refusal to act swiftly on Covid, which led to the collapse of the US economy, hence the zero interest rate and 1.2% inflation. Furthermore, you left out the fact that Powell had to infuse massive liquidity/stimulus in response, leaving Biden with raging inflation.
Damn it. Facts getting in the way again!
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05-21-2022, 04:58 PM
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You left out the part about Trump's refusal to act swiftly on Covid, which led to the collapse of the US economy, hence the zero interest rate and 1.2% inflation. Furthermore, you left out the fact that Powell had to infuse massive liquidity/stimulus in response, leaving Biden with raging inflation.
Damn it. Facts getting in the way again!
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The facts are Biden said he would cure all the countries problems. If all the problems were caused by Trump, has he fixed anything?
Only about 2 in 10 adults say the U.S. is heading in the right direction or the economy is good, both down from about 3 in 10 a month earlier., with just 33% within the president’s party saying the country is headed in the right direction, down from 49% in April.
Overall, two-thirds of Americans disapprove of Biden’s handling of the economy. That rating is largely unchanged over the last few months, though elevated slightly since the first two months of the year.
66% of his own party are dissatisfied with his performance.
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05-21-2022, 05:27 PM
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Wow, Big Bambi! For a 300-pound former pro football lineman, you sure act like a sensitive little snowflake!
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Of course I don’t have a 36” waistline today. I’m 44yrs older. But hey, your [sic] supposed to be an intelligent person? I was 21yrs old then. But, But Captain, I’m ONLY 20lbs over my last playing weight. Truth be told, my waistline hovers around 48”. Holy fucking shit! I hope you have a cardiovascular surgeon on standby! But, I’m not interested in impressing anybody now. Luckily for you!
Are you really what you are selling? Huh?? What the fuck are you babbling about now? What is it that you seem to think I'm "selling?" Or are you just another Lucas McCain? A complete fraud. How am I "a fraud?" (Specifics, please!) I wonder what your curiosity is with me? Maybe your [sic] gay? Like Poofter? Seems like you remember EVERYTHING I post. Why is that?
Seems to me that you're the one who has some weird obsession with me. You started sniping at me, remember? (If you do that, don't you think that someone might reply in kind? LOL)
Concerning memory, mine is pretty good as far as I know, possibly because I've always endeavored to avoid sludging up my arteries with terrible dietary habits.
I’ll leave with you a Q thingy
NCSWIC (LOL)
You should do some research like an intelligent person would before you open your pie hole. Try refraining from using your pie hole to download gargantuan quantities of ACTUAL pie from the dessert cart. You might live a lot longer! Then you can expose yourself LOL! Expose myself to what?
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05-21-2022, 05:28 PM
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Big Bambi, it's always wise to cite sources generally deemed credible! (Although I know that's not exactly de rigueur in this forum)
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The biggest economic crash America will ever experience is coming, warn multiple financial experts.
Multiple prominent businessmen and entrepreneurs are predicting that an economic crash is on the horizon and that it will be bigger than any other economic collapse America has ever experienced. On Wall Street, a leading financial analysthas already predicted that the stock market is about to experience a “summer of pain.”
https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-05-...g-america.html
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I sure am glad you make a careful effort to avoid posting links to conspiracy bullshit websites!
Actually, Scott Minerd is a credible individual and makes a number of very good points.
But these clowns embarrass themselves abjectly when they cite Robert Kiyosaki, who may well be the most comically ridiculous grifter ever to grace the world of market and finance hucksterism!
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05-21-2022, 05:28 PM
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Patience is a virtue!
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I try to keep up on economics, more specifically opportunities for profit. Sadly, I see a lot of opportunities to fail ATM.
Just looking to see where the first rays of sunshine might appear.
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I'm inclined to wait and see whether the narrative shifts from the "i-word" to the "r-word" within the next 6-12 months.
For while the "i-word" can certainly nibble away at markets and cause investors a good bit of angst, the "r-word" can slaughter them! (After which bargains galore become attractive to value investors.)
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05-21-2022, 05:28 PM
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Oops! It usually helps to try to think through an issue and do a little double-checking before claiming that someone is wrong!
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Actually, a quadrillion is one million billion!
You can easily see that just by glancing at the links you posted.
Sextillion, quintillion, quadrillion, trillion, billion, million.
Each one of those numbers is 1,000X greater than the following one.
Simple as that!
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05-21-2022, 05:29 PM
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Ball and Chain Gang
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You left out the part about Trump's refusal to act swiftly on Covid...
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So you're saying he is not a rayycist or xenophobe after all for banning flights to the USA? Did not realize you were such a staunch defender of him. Thx. While I realize news must travel a bit slow out Fucknuckle way, 'round these here parts the covid vaccine moved at warp speed. Could things have moved even faster? Yes, without roadblocks that is. Who knows how fast he might have moved if not for his ball and chain gang dragging him down. Perhaps you recall:
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05-21-2022, 05:46 PM
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AKA ULTRA MAGA Trump Gurl
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Originally Posted by Chung Tran
You left out the part about Trump's refusal to act swiftly on Covid, which led to the collapse of the US economy, hence the zero interest rate and 1.2% inflation. Furthermore, you left out the fact that Powell had to infuse massive liquidity/stimulus in response, leaving Biden with raging inflation.
Damn it. Facts getting in the way again!
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nonsense! Trump did act. you know that. stop acting like you don't. don't forget your god Fauci was saying the exact same things at the same time, that it wasn't likely to be serious in the US. Trump issued the travel ban in large part on Fauci's recommendation. so he was following the advice of your so-called expert.
you and WTF amuse me. you two think Trump shutdown the economy for over a year. did not happen and you two disingenuous goobers know it. Trump never wanted a long term lockdown and all the Federal government can do outside of the Federal Government itself and the Military is issue an advisory.
that's what Trump did. the fact that you two seem to think Trump can control the States means you failed civics.
it was the decisions of the Governors and them alone to determine the scope of any shutdowns. and we now know the Red states fared better with less draconian rule than the Blue states who are still pushing their nonsense.
there was nothing any nation could have done to stop covid once the Chinese allowed international travel to continue for over a month while knowing there was an outbreak in progress.
by the time they had to fess up it was too late and i suspect they allowed it on purpose to crash the global economy to save their own.
two things more ..
the US should have done like Sweden did. they were right all along and the data shows it and they didn't fuck over their schools and businesses. recall that the leftists all screamed that Sweden would suffer horribly!! that was to keep their FUD campaign going and keep these idiotic and useless lockdowns in play.
Biden overdid it with all this helicopter money dumping. what Trump did was enough, more actually under the circumstances. what your beloved DemonRats did was never let a golden opportunity to spend money on bullshit go to waste.
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05-21-2022, 05:51 PM
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Hey, why let a few facts get in the way when you have a partisan axe to grind?
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Originally Posted by Chung Tran
You left out the part about Trump's refusal to act swiftly on Covid, which led to the collapse of the US economy, hence the zero interest rate and 1.2% inflation. Furthermore, you left out the fact that Powell had to infuse massive liquidity/stimulus in response, leaving Biden with raging inflation.
Damn it. Facts getting in the way again!
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Uh-oh! Looks like you left out any mention of the grotesquely excessive $1.9 trillion "American Rescue Plan" passed in March 2021, the primary cause of the inflation spike we've experienced over the last 12 months.
Ever heard of Larry Summers? He's a very well-known economist and prominent Democrat, yet warned in February 2021 that this bloated lemon was the most irresponsible legislation of the last several decades, and would result in filling the estimated output gap more than twice over.
Dammit! Facts getting in the way again!
(Don't you just hate it when that happens?)
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05-21-2022, 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
... the US should have done like Sweden did. they were right all along and the data shows it and they didn't fuck over their schools and businesses. recall that the leftists all screamed that Sweden would suffer horribly!! that was to keep their FUD campaign going and keep these idiotic and useless lockdowns in play.
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Yup!
https://brownstone.org/articles/swed...roven-correct/
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