Market Finish This Week

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Market Finish This Week

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Market again finished another strong week.

Was up 228 alone today. Investors seem to be focused on the important things this Friday.

Anyone disagree?
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Yea, it's kind of bad news. Some time over the next few weeks I need to invest a couple hundred thousand of profit sharing into the 401(k) accounts of my employees, and I'd rather not do it when the market is overvalued.
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Analytics wrote:Yea, it's kind of bad news. Some time over the next few weeks I need to invest a couple hundred thousand of profit sharing into the 401(k) accounts of my employees, and I'd rather not do it when the market is overvalued.


That statement alone says volumes. Market timers never had the wherewithall to be true investors.

FYI - too many giveaways in your conclusions that out you as either a novice or a troll on this subject.
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Bach wrote:FYI - too many giveaways in your conclusions that out you as either a novice or a troll on this subject.

Says the fellow who believes that the market lost ground overall during Obama's time in office. :smile:
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Bach wrote:Market again finished another strong week.

Was up 228 alone today. Investors seem to be focused on the important things this Friday.

Anyone disagree?

"Market is up again" was a phrase we all got bored with during 8 years of Obama. Now suddenly you've come to adore it when the black guy is out of office.
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Kevin Graham wrote:
Bach wrote:Market again finished another strong week.

Was up 228 alone today. Investors seem to be focused on the important things this Friday.

Anyone disagree?

"Market is up again" was a phrase we all got bored with during 8 years of Obama. Now suddenly you've come to adore it when the black guy is out of office.

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Bach wrote:
Analytics wrote:Yea, it's kind of bad news. Some time over the next few weeks I need to invest a couple hundred thousand of profit sharing into the 401(k) accounts of my employees, and I'd rather not do it when the market is overvalued.


That statement alone says volumes. Market timers never had the wherewithall to be true investors.

FYI - too many giveaways in your conclusions that out you as either a novice or a troll on this subject.

Didn't you already establish that when I said I preferred to defer taxes by investing in my 401(k) rather than investing with after-tax dollars like big boys like you do?
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Re: Market Finish This Week

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Kevin Graham wrote:
Bach wrote:Market again finished another strong week.

Was up 228 alone today. Investors seem to be focused on the important things this Friday.

Anyone disagree?

"Market is up again" was a phrase we all got bored with during 8 years of Obama. Now suddenly you've come to adore it when the black guy is out of office.

(have to make sure, and check w Juliann up front, that I don’t get banned from this thread by using the same language that you live by here but:)

Are you that stupid and ignorant?!?!!

When, under any Obama time in office did companies come out in mass with corporate bonuses and minimum wage hikes, all for the working people, like we’ve just witnessed, in masses, as we’ve all just experienced?!?!? WAY TO MANY TO LIST !!

Have no doubt you want to go back to the Obama days of 1-2% GDP growth ( and please don’t ask me to explain GDP and how it’s growth affects our economy and wages. Just can’t spend as much time Gee as you do!
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Bach wrote:Are you that stupid and ignorant?!?!!

When, under any Obama time in office did companies come out in mass with corporate bonuses and minimum wage hikes, all for the working people, like we’ve just witnessed, in masses, as we’ve all just experienced?!?!? WAY TO MANY TO LIST !!

Have no doubt you want to go back to the Obama days of 1-2% GDP growth ( and please don’t ask me to explain GDP and how it’s growth affects our economy and wages. Just can’t spend as much time Gee as you do!

Wow. Both your market position and expertise must be piss poor if a $1000 bonus from Walmart today (which your company isn’t even offering) beats your portfolio investment earnings from the time span when Obama was in office.
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Bach wrote:When, under any Obama time in office did companies come out in mass with corporate bonuses and minimum wage hikes, all for the working people, like we’ve just witnessed, in masses, as we’ve all just experienced?!?!? WAY TO MANY TO LIST !!


It seems you're just as ignorant about this as you are the stock market. The fact that you actually believe Trump is causing companies to give bonuses "in masses" is proof positive that you're not very familiar with modern corporate America. Companies giving raises and bonuses is something that happens every year with thousands of companies. But your idiot sources don't credit the President for any of that when he's black and Democrat. But much of the stuff Trump is taking credit for, we're now finding out had nothing at all to do with Trump, such as the AT&T bonuses that were negotiated via union, before Trump took office.

As far as the phenomenon of companies giving bonuses, you must have never worked a day during Obama's 8 years because what we're seeing now is just a continuation of the trend that was started well before Trump took office. SO you were either living on the moon, or you were just sitting in front of FOX News all day listening to all the talk about how the economy was on the verge of collapse because of Obama's job stifling tax hikes.

2010: According to Businessinsider, Google offers all of its employees $1,000 cash holiday bonus and 2011 Salary increases of at least 10%.

2011: General Motors and Chrysler, which posted much-improved results last year after reorganizing in bankruptcy court in 2009, said Friday that they would pay bonuses to salaried workers in the United States...The bonuses will range from 4 percent to 16 percent of annual pay for 96 percent of G.M.’s white-collar work force, the statement said.

2012: If You Don't Get A Bonus This Year, You're In The Minority, Survey Says: "Nearly three in four employers plan to hand out year-end bonuses in 2012, according to a new survey by Chicago-based outplacement giant Challenger, Gray & Christmas. That’s quite a boost from last year, when only 53% of firms planned to hand out year-end rewards."

2013: Half Of All Employers Will Offer Bonuses

2014: More companies award bonuses: "More companies are offering cash bonuses for the first time in years or are increasing the size of bonuses. Some are back to offering pay raises to start in January. "

2014: Nearly 80 percent of employers give year-end bonuses, survey says

2015: 1,380 employees at Hilcorp received a $100,000 Christmas bonus.

Here is the part where you call out Google for engaging in a massive Liberal conspiracy to fabricate archived articles.
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