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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
"how did the rate of change differ from the years prior to Trump to after?"
Oh. So it's not the unemployment itself that matters, all that matters is the "rate of change". Never heard that before. It's harder to decrease unemployment when it's already low, than when it's high, like talking shots off your golf score.
"I'd be careful about being brave in the market, it isn't real money till you sell it and turn it into cash."
Which is why all the best financial advisors tell their clients to put everything in a savings account, right?
"Your $200 a month might cover the increase in fuel and food costs due to current policies"
We bought a camper. Funny, when Obama was POTUS, I kept hearing that the president wasn't responsible for gas prices.
I get it Pete, liberal=good, conservative=bad., no exceptions. Right?
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Unemployment has been dropping since 2009 and continued on the same line. I don't see where there was a significant change in data.
Hopefully your advisor is telling you to be conservative at this point. Look at the Dow and the rate of rise preceding each big drop, compare them to the last year. See any similarities?
Trumps middle east policy and actions have nothing to do with fuel prices?
Your not spending $200 a month more in fuel and food?
I don't know what it has to do with liberals and conservatives, since Trumps policies have no clear alignment with anyone other than authoritarians and isolationists. He just keeps gaslighting anyone who will listen. The rest of the world sees it and will just move on without us.