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11361647 No.11361647[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

>economy crashes less than 30 days before midterms

NOOOOOOOOOO

>> No.11361668

>>11361647
It's going to crash way before that. Watch tomorrow the stocks plummet even more.

>> No.11361673

>elect a babbling moron who went bankrupt a hundred times
>surprised the economy collapses

>> No.11361678

>>11361647
It's almost as if it's on purpose

>> No.11361683

>>11361647
>he hasn't seen the panic selling yet

>> No.11361684

>>11361647
(((They))) always win. More Democrat kikes in office for sure. The media will only add fuel to this fire.

>> No.11361686

>>11361678
It probably was. The last recession happened during you know what. A FUCKING ELECTION.

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>>11361647
>implying this shit isn't rigged

>> No.11361701
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>>11361684
Trump won the best goy awardTl, and trumps daughter and half his cabinet are kikes, nice try.

>> No.11361703

>>11361686
Damn. The Democrats are at it again!

>> No.11361712

>It can't be bad policy
>It must be rigged

The economy isn't even crashing desu but this is retarded.

>> No.11361718

>>11361647
good

time to get rid of trump

and then white people all together

>> No.11361751

>>11361718
how much are the jews paying you?

>> No.11361752

>>11361647
You elected a literally retarded narcissist. You're lucky that he's still in office at all.

>> No.11361785

>>11361718

this but unironically

>> No.11361788
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>>11361752
Anon, hillary didn't get elected. You know that, right?

>> No.11361812
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>> No.11361815

It's the fed

>> No.11361868

>>11361812
>I litterally don't understand basic macroeconomics

>> No.11361888

>>11361812
trump blew up the deficit on his own like his benjamin netanyahu degenerate sodomite grabbems pedo chain immigrant brothel owning tax cheat party always does

>> No.11361894

>>11361788
Ted Cruz should have won.

>> No.11361944

>>11361673
This is Obama’s economy. Obama didn’t go bankrupt a hundred times.

>> No.11361955

>>11361944
This is a really all too convenient hair splitting post. I wonder who could be behind it?

>> No.11361956

Trump won’t let it happen. I honestly think he will phone the fed and tell them to do a mini QE for a single quarter so that he atleast keeps power of the senate and House. However he will pay his debts when election time comes around where he won’t be able to get reeelected since the fed will blame trump for the recession.

>> No.11361969

trump can single handeldy prop the economy up with all his money he did it to nyc hell do it to usa

>> No.11361971

trump will blame the fed

>> No.11361978

>>11361894
cruz has a seriously threat right now just beating Beto. cruz is a completely worthless politician

>> No.11361988

>>11361944
Trump owns over 500 businesses and ~6 went bankrupt.

>> No.11361989

>>11361647
You know it’s not a coincidence, right?

>> No.11362000

>>11361988
also stole whatever taxes were owed on 400 million from the public
>>11361989
yes because muh personal responsibility

>> No.11362004

>>11361969
People like this visit this board

>> No.11362012

>>11362004
the american people elected trump for his business knowledge. the general consensus is never wrong.

>> No.11362017

>>11362012
you mean the jewlectoral jewllege. republigoyim's affirmative action

>> No.11362025

>>11361988
a fucking brainless monkey can create business when daddy gives you millions and hundreds of connection to make it

>> No.11362107

>>11362000
>>11362025
Ok, so we slide to something else... You expect him to give away his money and not take advantage of loopholes? Seriously, if it's perfectly legal and other people do it, then why the fuck not?

>> No.11362133

>>11361647
i told anybody it will take around 2 years before any actual Trump policies show effect, I still refuse to see a bigger crash though, Dow at 25K is still skyhigh

>> No.11362143

>>11362107
we at least expected him to show actual tax returns and not feel clever for showing old ones, you should have snapped your conditioning at that point anon

>> No.11362175

>>11362143
I never cared about Hillary's "foundation" and I don't care about Trump's taxes. Stop latching on to stupid shit that won't matter to try to demonize someone.

>> No.11362176

>>11361988
He sold steaks at The Sharper Image...
He sold fucking steaks at The Sharper Image

>> No.11362184

>>11362176
Why does this matter to you? I've never sold anything to even the Dollar Tree.

>> No.11362195

>>11362175
>weak whataboutism
enough people cared to make Trump tell everybody he will show tax returns as supposed to. Could have cleared up a few things no?
See macroeconomic blank geotus crash the economy, enjoy. Also ask why he doesn't tweet about this dip.

>> No.11362219

>>11362195
What things do tax returns clear up?

>> No.11362231

>>11362219
What things do they show which had to be hidden? You can't even ask the right questions anon, leave.

>> No.11362234

>>11362025
By all means anon, go get a bank loan and become a millionaire if it's that easy.

>> No.11362241

>>11362234
>doesn't get bank loan
>because no millionaire
are you americans that braindead?

>> No.11362245

>>11362231
stop being mad that trump has a lot of money. You don't even know what you are looking for in his tax returns. You just want to cry about not seeing them. You don't even have a question anon, but keep screaming "but his tax returns".

>> No.11362249

TIME TO EAT THE RICH

NICE TRY CAPITALISTS
YOU LOSE AGAIN

SAY IT WITH ME

P E A S A N T
A G R A R I A N
S O C I E T Y

>> No.11362250

>>11361944
kek, this is what drumpflets seriously believe.

>> No.11362270

>>11361988
You're honestly impressed that trump hasn't bankrupted hundreds of inactive shell companies that launder dirty Russian oligarchy funds? KEK

>> No.11362284

>>11362245
I don't care what money he has, he would be a billionaire if he put his money into a simple etf.
What I find extremely fascinating is the preemptive obedience you minions display.
Why didn't potus use a lie detector to clean things up?
>muh lie detectors lie
Much better than saying 'I asked Putin, he didn't do anything' no?
You guys get played on a massive scale, why don't you watch close?
I can't even be mad at it, Hillary was no choice at all, but all of this Goldman Sachs dicksucking is still funny to watch.
Trump is an economic blank, the sooner your realize the better for your own career when it comes to economics.

>> No.11362332

>>11362245

How much income he made, what he claimed in deductions, his charitable giving, how much he paid in taxes, whether and where he has foreign bank accounts,whether he paid taxes to foreign governments, businesses' profits and losses, if he'd benefit from his own tax reform proposals.

That's the basic list.

The most legally prickly is if he did some dodgy tax work and if he's benefiting off tax reform proposals.

The rest would be bruises against ego if they were anything less than what they were claimed.

Hope that clears it up for you, Anon.

>> No.11362341

>>11362270
He's worth billions and owns 500 companies, but somehow needs russian money which will risk his family's empire. Makes sense.

>>11362284
You sound like CNN. Trump has lined my pockets; I think he is a genius. I made a few million since '09; I have nothing bad to say about the man's economic prowess.

>> No.11362374

>>11362231
You are pathetic and you have to go back

>> No.11362469

>>11361647
kek

>> No.11362535

>>11361944
>Unemployment rates go down massively during 2017
>Stock market has huge gains
>Emperor Cheeto takes credit

>Stock market tanks
>Now all of a sudden it's obamers fault

What else do you expect from a trumptard

>> No.11362551

>>11361718
based

>> No.11362574

>>11361686
If you think about it, its pretty retarded or genius that Election Day and the October Stock Harvest always happen around the same time, people then blame the ruling party and then the losing party takes control. Maybe the Founding Fathers added in this secret control to prevent one party from having control forever?

>> No.11362610

>>11361812
Yeah, the fed saw that the stock market start to overheat right after the election. Then they saw Donnie cut taxes. Then they saw him increase spending. Then they saw him shake the trust of the USD by starting a trade war.
You bet your britches the Fed isn't apolitical. They have a staunch political position against recklessness and idiocy.

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Keep calm and Trust Trump!

>> No.11362617

>>11362234
Sure thing, let me just walk into my local branch and ask for a $400 million loan with no collateral or anything else to show for.

>> No.11362626

>>11361647
leave it to a crypto freak to think a soon to be +350 point market correction is a bad thing lol

>> No.11362652

>>11362610
>growth
>overheating
literally the only reason why we are stuck in a bubble is because the fed wont leave us alone when they should and leave us aloen when they shouldnt. it's literally status quo economics

>> No.11362659

>>11361978
Cruz missile incoming. Go suck some fat frags at the Venezuela food line with Uncle Bernie.

>> No.11362662

>>11362610
Tax cut paid by deficit spending to prop up stock market at ath. Cool plan there Donnie, nothing could go wrong.

>> No.11362685

>>11362652
>capitalism depends on an environment allowing infinite growth
This is more retarded then suggesting communism would work if we just got rid of humanity's greed.

>> No.11362767

>>11362659
>unironically wanting cruz

wew

>> No.11363066
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>>11361673
>>11361752
>>11361868
>>11361888
>>11362535
>>11362610
See pic you retards.

>>11361812
>>11361815
This.
The (((Fed))) is sabotaging Trump's massive successes.

>> No.11363086

>>11362685
>capitalism depends on an environment allowing infinite growth
There pretty much is room for infinite growth.

Every poor person on the planet (i.e. most of the world's population) represents potential for growth, and every rich person today represents potential for growth in the form of future technological advancements that would be marketed to them.

>> No.11363264

>>11363066
As if those factors are hardly a summation of just how well a country's economy is doing. News flash for you kiddo, sometimes you WANT a recession locally to balance out other external factors of production before they blow up in your face.

>> No.11363281

>>11362610

Trumpturds are literally braindead. No point of ever arguing with them over anything.

>> No.11363298
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>>11361647
Did you think this mortal cage could stop us?

crash it.

>> No.11363314

>>11363066

What a a waste of dubs.

Unemployment rate: Unemployment rate in July 2018 was 3.9 percent, as compared to 9.4 percent at the same point in Obama’s first term in office (July 2010). By December 2016 (Obama’s last full month in office) the unemployment rate was down to 4.7 percent and still falling

Jobs added: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, total non-farm employment in the U.S. grew from 145.7 million in January 2017 to almost 149 million in June 2018 — an increase of approximately 3.2 million jobs. But, again, the recession was underway, and the economy had already shed nearly 3.6 million jobs during the 12 months before Obama took office. The employment rate began to improve in 2011 and did so steadily throughout the rest of Obama’s two terms.

First year deficit: The Congressional Budget Office reported in March 2018 that the federal deficit stood at $665 billion (equivalent to 3.5 percent of the Gross Domestic Product) at the end of 2017, Trump’s first year in office. At the end of Obama’s first year, 2009, the deficit was $1.4 trillion (9.9 percent of GDP, the highest deficit as a share of GDP since 1945). It was mostly attributable to spending on the stimulus package. Deficit spending didn’t remain that high throughout Obama’s tenure, during each of the last three years of his term of office ($485 billion in 2014, $438 billion in 2015, and $585 in 2016) was lower than the 2017 deficit, as well as the projected $833 billion deficit for 2018.

GDP growth:The end of the second quarter of 2018, the rate of GDP growth was 4.2 percent (revised upward from 4.1 percent), as compared to a rate of 1.6 percent in the second quarter of 2010, Obama’s second year in office. The quarterly GDP growth rate can be volatile, however. It reached or surpassed the 4 percent mark on four separate occasions during the Obama administration, including hitting a high point of 5.2 percent in the third quarter of 2014.

Please do research.

>> No.11363321

The fed is anti-partisan in the sense they would have done exactly the same if it had been a democrat in the white house. It's mandate is to keep inflation in check, and Trump has done whatever he could to send it trough the roof.

>> No.11363338

>>11363314
All those words, and all you did was confirm the stats in my pic.

What are you doing with your life?

>> No.11363363

>>11362662
This
If not for the FED, US would follow Venezuela's road rn.

>> No.11363390

>>11362662
>muh deficit
Nearly half of Obama's deficit, bucko.

>> No.11363428
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>>11363321
>i-inflation was going through the roof guys!!

>> No.11363447

>>11363428
In the last quarters inflation has been going up consistently, and is now well over 2% (thanks to Trump's policies, unironically). That's why the FED is bringing the rates back to normal, since low rates were a band-aid for the economy in the first place.

>> No.11363451

>>11363447
>In the last quarters inflation has been going up consistently, and is now well over 2% (thanks to Trump's policies, unironically)
See pic in >>11363428

> low rates were a band-aid for the economy in the first place
The economy was at record highs, whatever low rates were, they were no "band aid".

>> No.11363456

>>11361647
what a ((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((coincidence))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

>> No.11363457

>>11361647
How convenient

>> No.11363463

>>11361668
It's already less than 30 days retard.

>> No.11363464

>>11363451
>The economy was at record highs
It really wasn't, it had barely recovered from 2008. Before Trump took office, inflation was nearly nil.

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>>11363464
>economy wasn't at record highs
lmao, ok frendo

>> No.11363484

>>11363470
Before Trump took office, the economy wasn't at record high, and his policies of massive deficit spending and tax cuts made it rise extremely fast, pushing inflation from 1% well beyond the 2% bar the FED is supposed to keep. Moreover, tariffs have pushed inflation beyond that by artificially raising import prices.
Is this too hard to understand for you ?

>> No.11363506

>>11363484
>Before Trump took office, the economy wasn't at record high
Now that's more like it.

>muh inflation was skyrocketing guys!!!
See pic in >>11363428

>> No.11363514

>>11363484
you're talking out of your ass.

>> No.11363515

>>11363484
Tariffs. Lol go back to pol this is biz and you obviously don't know what you are talking about.

>> No.11363521

>>11361647
Shariablue out in full force trying to crash the economy and raise democrat morale. desperate plan and it will fail.
If you can't see they did this on purpose and are shilling their side you're pretty gullible.

Everyone in crypto shall be shined upon these coming 4 months.

>> No.11363525
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>>11363428
Inflation is at 10% boyo

>> No.11363530

>>11361718
the end of whites draws near. Trump was your last breath white bois.

>> No.11363538
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>>11363506
Zoom in a bit more.
The FED is litterally doing exactly what's on its mandate, which is "try to keep inflation at 2%".

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>>11363525
>1980-based

>> No.11363546

>>11363515
Taxes on imports do have an effect on inflation, since they artificially rise prices.

>> No.11363558
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>lol lets put huge tax cuts on companies to drive up already inflated stock prices
>Lol lets tarriff competition to raise stock prices and the dollar
>lol lets do this at a national ATH
There shouldn't be any surprise to what is causing the bubble to finally pop. Trump turned an inevitable recession into a ticking time bomb

>> No.11363570

>>11363558
>There shouldn't be any surprise to what is causing the bubble to finally pop.
It's literally because the Fed keeps hiking up interest rates.

>>11363538
It's not the Fed's mandate at all to keep inflation at 2%.

Also, see pic in >>11363428

>> No.11363578

>>11363570
>It's not the Fed's mandate at all to keep inflation at 2%.
https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/money_12848.htm
Except it is.

>> No.11363587

>>11363540
Theres no reason why they changed the way they measure inflation except for political reasons.

>> No.11363589

>>11361718
>he doesn't know niggers will be bleached away in couple gens

>> No.11363591

>>11363578
They claim 2% is consistent with their mandate, but it is not their mandate.

Here's their mandate in a nutshell: maximizing employment, stabilizing prices, and moderating long-term interest rates.

>> No.11363608

>>11363525
>Shadow stats
Oh, so I see you have no proofs of that
Thanks

>>11363570
It's the Fed's mandate to raise interest rates when the economy is booming to prevent it from growing to fast and popping in a spectacular bubble, and small to lower interest rates when the economy is doing shittily, to try and keep the recession from dragging on too long
Interest rates have been so low for an unhealthily long span of time now and people need to quit bitching and deal with interest rates from the real world
It's amazing how quickly even seemingly seasoned professionals get used to the new status quo as long as it means more money for them than what came, even shortly, before

>> No.11363619

>>11363608
>people need to quit bitching and deal with interest rates from the real world
"The real world" is the free market, not a shady government institution run by a certain elite.
Subject to free market forces, interest rates would DEFINITELY be very very low.

>> No.11363632

>>11363619
>interest rates would DEFINITELY be very very low.
There would be no interest rates since the FED wouldn't be lending money.

>> No.11363643

>>11361718
red piller

>> No.11363646

>>11363632
You can still lend money without the Fed though.

>> No.11363657

>>11363338

Please read it again and this time actually comprehend what I wrote. I mean really just take a minute to really think about it.

>> No.11363659

>>11363657
You confirmed the stats.
Thanks, I guess.

>> No.11363665

Genuine question, where do you fags bet on elections and polls?

>> No.11363668
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>>11363456

>> No.11363681

>>11363646
The banks can always lend their money from and to other banks, but generally they prefer relying on the FED since they have cheaper rates. Without the FED, the rates would be mathematically higher.

>>11363659
He showed that Obama was dealt a shit hand from start and managed to get trough. At the end of Trump's term, we'll see how well he did hold up to this. Maybe his tax cuts and trade war wll be remembered fondly, maybe it will be a disaster.

>> No.11363686

>>11363681
>Without the FED, the rates would be mathematically higher.
Brainlet.
The FED dictates the banks' rates. If the Fed didn't do that, competition would drive interest rates lower than the Fed's interest rate.

>He showed that Obama was dealt a shit hand from start and managed to get trough. At the end of Trump's term, we'll see how well he did hold up to this. Maybe his tax cuts and trade war wll be remembered fondly, maybe it will be a disaster.
So, he confirmed the stats.

>> No.11363707

>>11363659

Now you're being deliberately stupid which is a step up from actually being a dumbass but just in case you are.

You're comparing two different economic conditions as if they're the same. This would be like comparing Ford in 2009 with Ford in 2017. Extenuating circumstances dictate outlook outside of that particular administration's control or do you think Obama caused the recession too?

>> No.11363713

>>11363707
>You're comparing two different economic conditions as if they're the same.
Economic conditions are never the same.
Truth is you simply cannot berate Trump for deficit spending when Obama's deficit spending was twice that of Trump.

>> No.11363723

>>11363686
>The FED dictates the banks' rates.
Nope, the FED offers an alternative to bank-to-bank lending. It doesn't dictate shit in the first place.

>> No.11363734

>>11363723
>the Fed doesn't dictate interest rates
Good one.

Banks probably could offer rates lower than the Fed's rate, but they would be selling at a loss so they simply don't.

>> No.11363760

>>11363734
>but they would be selling at a loss so they simply don't
First, you don't "sell" a loan, second, there is some bank-to-bank loans being done under the FED rate, some being done above it. The FED always operates on the free market.
I mean, all the big western central banks operate in the same way, it's not even a mystery, they all aim for a 2% inflation rate.

>> No.11363768

>>11363713

You're right but ultimately for the imprecise nature of comparing administrations you look for like economic scenarios. The end of the Obama administration is as close to the Trump administration's economic reality as it's going to get. The fact is they did work to reducing the deficit toward the end of his tenure. The opposite has occured so far in the Trump administration, they've taken that number up in the pursuit of tax cuts on the premise it'll rev up GDP. We've yet to see if that'll be the case.

You can actually read about this. There are reasons why 1st Year Barry is so pricey, keeping the economy from plastering on the sidewalk isn't cheap.

https://www.cbo.gov/publication/24992

>> No.11363774

>>11363760
>First, you don't "sell" a loan
Lol, here come the semantics.
Also, you do sell loans.

>second, there is some bank-to-bank loans being done under the FED rate, some being done above it. The FED always operates on the free market.
The Fed literally dictates interest rates. It is not subject to free-market competition, at all.

>> No.11363778

why are republicans so bad at handling an economy?

also why do conservatards actually believe that no regulations is a good thing when you have so many psychopaths on Wall Street

>> No.11363787

>>11363774
It still doesn't dictate. Dictating would mean "you can't loan money under/over X%".
What the FED does is offering an opportunity for borrowing/lending pretty much infinite money at a rate fixed by comitee.

>> No.11363790

>>11363768
Barry spent a lot of money bailing out entities that were responsible for the 2007 crash instead of letting them get their just desserts.
His massive deficit spending in his early years was hotly contested at the time, and will forever remain hotly contested.
You can't simply say it was justified because of the recession.

>> No.11363792

>>11363787
>the Fed doesn't dictate interest rates
bruh

>> No.11363806

>>11363792
The FED sets its own interest rates. Like any bank does.

>> No.11363809

>>11363774

Here's some more resources on federal deficit and general budget.

By year: https://www.thebalance.com/us-deficit-by-year-3306306

By president: https://www.thebalance.com/deficit-by-president-what-budget-deficits-hide-3306151

Then our boys: https://www.thebalance.com/trump-vs-obama-economic-policies-4142333

>>11363790
Ultimately you're right and it will always be a "What if we..?" but they did what they did. Good decision or bad, there's an actual reason for the massive spending. The reason Trump gets shit is because what's the reason? The economy is fine, why blow up the deficit on tax cuts and defense spending, what's the pay off?

>> No.11363811

>>11362249
INVESTORS RISE

>> No.11363812
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>loses house to hurricane

>loses money to this crash

>loses life in random shooting

when the MAGA starts actually start,bros??

>> No.11363814

>>11363806
You know "fiat" money right?
"Fiat" basically means "let it be so", like a magic spell, abracadabra, that makes money appear out of thin air.

Guess who the entity is that gets to say "abracadabra", with all the might of the US military to back it up?

>> No.11363823

>>11363809
>The economy is fine, why blow up the deficit on tax cuts and defense spending, what's the pay off?
Cratering unemployment, for one.

>> No.11363834

>>11363814
Keep moving the goalposts my dude. You still haven't shown a thing about your ridiculous statement of "banks would be offering loans at a lower rate without the FED".

Just a question, if you go to a bank and ask for a loan, what rate are you going to get ?

>> No.11363837
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>>11363066
trumpkins actually believe this

>> No.11363841

>>11363834
>Keep moving the goalposts my dude
I'm not moving anything.
The Fed controls interest rates, period.
And the Fed is not subject to market forces.

Thus: interest rates are not subject to market forces.
If they were, competition would drive them lower.

>> No.11363847

>>11363841
>If they were, competition would drive them lower.
But competition can already drive them lower, except it doesn't.

>> No.11363849

>>11363841
>Thus: interest rates are not subject to market forces.
In a general sense, of course.

Banks will still try to sell you the highest rate they can, so you haggle like a bitch.

>> No.11363855

>>11363847
Banks will never offer lower rates than what they themselves pay the Fed.
They would be selling at a loss.

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>>11363456
came here to post this

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The rigged economy isn't "crashing" you hasbara NPC.

>> No.11363874

>>11363855
But without the FED, that loan couldn't happen in the first place because the banks couldn't have gotten that money from the FED.

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>>11363874
>there was no money before the Fed
k

>> No.11363897

>>11363872
We will know by next week.
The economy is fine and this current crash was artificially generated. But it could easily stick and cause a short downturn.

>> No.11363902

>>11363874
The idea behind a loan is that 1 party risks surplus capital so another party can generate value.

It is not for buying beats by Dre and covering gambling debts. These don't create much value, leading to massive piles of toxic debt

>> No.11363903

>This entire thread

Shareblue seems to be back.

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>>11363903
Is shareblue a good investment?

>> No.11363936

>>11363823

There's a reason "full" unemployment is 5%. Do more reading my dude. There's a lot to be skeptical of but government statistics are pretty well peer-reviewed and there's a lot of bullshit calling on recent attempts to use fuzzy math. I promise the jews won't cart you off to a detention center if you do a little research.

>> No.11363952

>>11363936
>government statistics are pretty well peer-reviewed
>so you shouldn't believe them

>> No.11363954

>>11363066
Literally fake news. Cherry picked data from all over the place without timestamps.

>> No.11363957

>>11361647
Just as planned

>> No.11363960

>>11363954
>>11363837

See >>11363314
for in-depth confirmation of the stats.

cope

>> No.11363987

>>11363960
>at the same point
>comparing the economy fresh out of a crash with the economy late in the bull run
retard

>> No.11363993

>>11363952

You should verify their sources. They try to slip some bullshit in there sometimes. The unemployment numbers are notorious for this. While they actually do a really good job of trying to canvas households and get a decent sample size it will always be imperfect. That's why they combine it with ADP payroll numbers. Even so there are different types of unemployment like frictional (inbetween jobs/grads/etc), structural, and surplus which end up getting rolled into the monthly numbers and should be used with a grain of salt.

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Prediction: The red Wave still happens anyways and then people who bought the dip make easy 10-20% gains when ithe markets rally because of that fact. MAGA!!

>> No.11364021

>economy relies ENTIRELY on taking on more and more debt
>system enables and encourages people to abuse it for short term profit
>surprised when their ponzi scheme starts falling apart (again)
lmao

>> No.11364022

>>11361788
The GRU manipulated the vote count in select counties of swing states, where the voting infrastructure is exceptionally bad and much easier to hack.

>> No.11364039

>Hilldawg calling for uncivilities
>Trump militias growing and arming themselves
>Antifags fighting trashcans and the security forces
>Economic doom
I go all in on civil war and bet on the right wing militias and Trump youth

>> No.11364043

Just as planned

>> No.11364047

>>11363066
>drumpftards actually believe this

>> No.11364055

>>11363987
>comparing the economy fresh out of a crash with the economy late in the bull run
Obama's deficit was twice Trump's.
And Obama used it to bail out the culprits of the crash.

>>11364047
Update your NPC hivemind, your colleague already posted this.

>> No.11364083

>>11364055
No, it wasn't Obama's deficit, you moron. It literally peaked when he took office and has been declining ever since.
Now thanks to Drumpf it will it one trillion again in a fucking bull market.
The culprits of the crash are now sitting in Drumpf's administration btw. Look how many G&S people he hired.

>> No.11364181

>>11364083
>it wasn't Obama's deficit
The deficit anno 2009 wasn't Obama's?

The deficit peaked among others because of the stimulus package, which was over 800 billion on its own.

>> No.11364188

>>11363993
There's always SOMETHING going on with the figures, but on the whole they are relatively trustworthy.

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>ywn live in the 80s

>> No.11364230

>>11362250
>>11362535
t. retards
He was obviously taking a jab at the fact that leftists have been claiming the bull run was because of Obama

>> No.11364244

>>11364196
I did, for a few months. Overrated, frankly.

>> No.11364258

>>11362535
Literally a brainlet.

>> No.11364286

>>11361718

WHAT THE FUCK DID HE MEAN BY THIS?

>> No.11364301

>>11361944
Obamas boom drumpf resession

>> No.11364476

>>11361647
The left can’t meme.
>>11361673
>>11361718
>>11361752
>>11361888
>>11361944

>>11362270
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>>11363812

>>11363903
>>11364047

ShareBlue and Media Matters are run by David Brock, who is a murderer and a pedophile.

>> No.11364489

>>11361647
Boy. Retards came early this year. How much are the virgins getting paid per post this year?

>> No.11364500

Cryptos, stock market, fiat- it's all going to be decimated. Precious metals will be all that's left standing.

>> No.11364565

*vzzzt* Bonjour, gentlemen. The midterm elections are coming.

CRASH IT

>> No.11364587

>Fed raises interest rates multiple times from 2015 to now
>all the articles are saying "stoked by fears of rising interest rates"
wow fuck drumpf, he should nuke the federal reserve

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>>11361673

its nighty, night time for drumpfies

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>>11361718

I hope you're all doing your part to get rid of the wh***s /biz/

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>>11364500
>Precious metals will be all that's left standing.
Anon...

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/12/japan-rare-earths-huge-deposit-of-metals-found-in-pacific.html

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>>11361647
>>11364667
>>11364636
>>11364619
>>11364587
>>11364565
>>11364500
>>11364489

SEE
>>11364767
NOW

ALERT ALERT ALERT

NPC MEME IS A WEAPON - IT'S DRIVING DOWN BITCOIN PRICES.

>NPC MEME IS A WEAPON - IT'S DRIVING DOWN BITCOIN PRICES.

>>11364767
>>11364767
>>11364767
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>> No.11364957

>>11364667
>yttrium, europium and dysprosium
My bad. I was referring to gold and silver specifically when I said precious metals will be all that's left standing not those "oxides" you refer to. ...like the stuff we use all the time and hear about not that physicist material that I need a britta filter and a bunch of know how to extract from the ocean at what I can only assume are exorbitant prices in our current monetary system.

>> No.11364970

>>11361673
It was HER turn

>> No.11364987

>>11361812
Hasn't Trump supported the rate hikes? I recall reading that somewhere, but it could be fake news. It makes sense though. I mean he appointed Gentile-Republican Jerome Powell as Fed Chair, so there's no reason for them to sabotage him.

>> No.11364998

>>11364987
>Hasn't Trump supported the rate hikes?
No

>> No.11365013

>>11361944
>economy in good shape months after trump is elected
WOHOO MAGA MAGA MAGA
>economy crashes almost 2 years into trumps term
OBAMAS FAULT

>> No.11365053

>>11365013
Guys this isn't pol. I'm from pol. I came here to perpetuate panic selling and to troll gambling addicts.