Posted on Aug 16, 2019
Recession Is Overdue By 4.5 Years, Here's How To Prepare
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I have always said Presidents get too much credit when things are good and too much blame when they are bad. Having said that, when a President continually takes credit for the upswing and things go south, it is not unfair to give the President an equal amount of blame as the credit he was claiming. The inverse yield curve is certainly on the radar of investors.
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"will try to blame President Trump"
Some are giving him credit for the high market, so if he gets credit, he also gets blame.
Some are giving him credit for the high market, so if he gets credit, he also gets blame.
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LTC (Join to see)
He is taking a risk and fighting China on trade. I just think it's callous where news anchors want him to fail so are you democrat goes in the White House. They can't get over the failures in 2000 and 2016. It's almost like they want any means necessary mentality like Malcolm X used to say.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
LTC (Join to see) - Sorry, but I have despised that man for many, many years, long before the took office. I think he is a shyster, a financial failure, a sexual abuser, a adulterer, and, as we all know, a compulsive liar. He has no business in the White House!
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LTC (Join to see)
MSG Stan Hutchison maybe not you, but other Democrats put him there because of what they did or didn't do. You reap what you sow. It was a protest vote that made him president
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"Overdue"?
Yes, there is a business cycle, but it is certainly not that regular. I am unsurprised at the delay, seeing as how the economy was so tepid under Obama.
This trade war business has the potential to ignite a recession; it certainly has affected China's economy. Still, there are opportunities as well. We made a bilateral trade agreement with S. Korea, and the new NAFTA is definitely an improvement, whenever the Senate gets around to ratifying those.
Yes, there is a business cycle, but it is certainly not that regular. I am unsurprised at the delay, seeing as how the economy was so tepid under Obama.
This trade war business has the potential to ignite a recession; it certainly has affected China's economy. Still, there are opportunities as well. We made a bilateral trade agreement with S. Korea, and the new NAFTA is definitely an improvement, whenever the Senate gets around to ratifying those.
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