subgenius wrote:Just so I'm clear, apart from you ignoring the actual economic facts from the links you provided - you are now selectively attributing (a.k.a. cherry picking) which aspects of the current labor/economy are because of Trump and because of Obama.
No, you're far from clear. I'm just stating the actual facts after 10 months of hype about how Trump's economy is booming compared to Obama's. These are the same stats that keep getting thrown in my face without context. I'm just providing that context. But don't let facts stop you from trolling.
subgenius wrote:Why do you keep posting economic threads? Everyone has already recognized, on many occasions, your ineptitude on the topic.
"Everyone" being you, yourself and your subgenius ego? Your question about government jobs pretty much proves the point you have no business discussing economic issues.
EAllusion wrote:The thing about the stock market boom is that every other major world economy is experiencing similar growth in stocks. In fact, the US market is slightly lagging the total international non-emerging market in index measures. You'd expect an increase in stock prices in 2017 due to anticipation of a lower corporate tax rate, which implies underlying growth in prices was sluggish against world benchmarks.
Bach has this trolly argument asking people how their 401k arguments are doing this year. There's some cheeky responses you can offer if you want to. Trump's years will not replicate Obama's in terms of growth simply because Obama took over at a catastrophic low. But the answer is great, though the international part of my portfolio is really what is sparkling.
What fundamentals do you think are driving global economic growth?
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