Dow Hits All Time High at 38,000
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Sounds like your town needs to start working harder and being better. There’s 4 out of my 125,000 people in my town that are homeless. We all believe in hard work and bettering ourselves and making sure our skills stay ahead of the economy!Kaepsknee said:
There’s 3,000 in my town of 150,000. And those are just the ones that allowed themselves to be counted. And that doesn’t include couch surfers and 40 year olds that are back with the ‘rents. Average rents are about $1500 per month on an average salary of about 45k per year. And this is in a town where 30% of the people have gubment jobs. The only growth industry in the area. Not a real rosy picture, is it?HuskyBuck said:So you dont know how many? “Shitloads” is your answer.
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These new Bootstrap Progressives are a sight to behold.HuskyBuck said:
Sounds like your town needs to start working harder and being better. There’s 4 out of my 125,000 people in my town that are homeless. We all believe in hard work and bettering ourselves and making sure our skills stay ahead of the economy!Kaepsknee said:
There’s 3,000 in my town of 150,000. And those are just the ones that allowed themselves to be counted. And that doesn’t include couch surfers and 40 year olds that are back with the ‘rents. Average rents are about $1500 per month on an average salary of about 45k per year. And this is in a town where 30% of the people have gubment jobs. The only growth industry in the area. Not a real rosy picture, is it?HuskyBuck said:So you dont know how many? “Shitloads” is your answer.
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Exactly what ruling classes and Dictators in third-world countries would say.HuskyBuck said:
Never said it was the only metric. It’s only one metric to measure how well the economy is doing. This thread is addressing that one metric. Since you all are taking one metric on your end, I’m also devoting threads to individual metrics.Kaepsknee said:
What if I told you that you could do both? And how many times do you need to beat over the head with the stock market is not a true indicator of the whole economy frying pan???HuskyBuck said:Wow look at that, another big market day. Boy investors sure are optimistic for some weird reason.
Lol just think….if you guys were paying attention to the market for the past 6 months instead of using that time bitching on a message board, you too could have racked up some short term gains. But no, it’s more productive to complain about the incumbent and be angry lol.
If you can do both, great! That’s what I like to see. How come you’re not praising the economy for growing your net worth way more than inflation is costing you? Don’t give me that “Well hibidity hibidty I care about the poor” bullshit answer. -
Some people have eyes and ears.HuskyBuck said:So you dont know how many? “Shitloads” is your answer.
Lol, I swear….this board.
Others blindly believe anything their corrupt government says.
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It's pretty clear that the fantasy image you've chosen to create for yourself on Hardcore Husky does not involve any semblance of real life for middle America. Adding in the fake homeless data is a nice touch, though. Congrats.HuskyBuck said:
Sounds like your town needs to start working harder and being better. There’s 4 out of my 125,000 people in my town that are homeless. We all believe in hard work and bettering ourselves and making sure our skills stay ahead of the economy!Kaepsknee said:
There’s 3,000 in my town of 150,000. And those are just the ones that allowed themselves to be counted. And that doesn’t include couch surfers and 40 year olds that are back with the ‘rents. Average rents are about $1500 per month on an average salary of about 45k per year. And this is in a town where 30% of the people have gubment jobs. The only growth industry in the area. Not a real rosy picture, is it?HuskyBuck said:So you dont know how many? “Shitloads” is your answer.
Lol, I swear….this board. -
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The Dow is unimpressed. Probably because a booming GDP (lol) is a reason to not cut rates as aggressively or as quickly. 20 years ago a better than expected GDP would drive the market up, now the market works almost in inverse of the economy.
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I'll wait for the downward revision released late sometime in Q2. How many Tim's have we seen that maneuver at this point?Bob_C said:The Dow is unimpressed. Probably because a booming GDP (lol) is a reason to not cut rates as aggressively or as quickly. 20 years ago a better than expected GDP would drive the market up, now the market works almost in inverse of the economy.
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AlsoUW_Doog_Bot said:
I'll wait for the downward revision released late sometime in Q2. How many Tim's have we seen that maneuver at this point?Bob_C said:The Dow is unimpressed. Probably because a booming GDP (lol) is a reason to not cut rates as aggressively or as quickly. 20 years ago a better than expected GDP would drive the market up, now the market works almost in inverse of the economy.
Better than experts predicted
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Living in hypothetical land again when all else fails lol.
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Are you talking about government stats?HuskyBuck said:Living in hypothetical land again when all else fails lol.