God Bless President Biden
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The stock market loves Joe’s economic plans.
Stocks advanced on Friday, with blue-chips and the broader market vaulting to new record highs, as Wall Street continued to price in expectations of a booming economy as the first quarter earnings season kicks off.
Both the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) and the S&P 500 (^GSPC) rallied in quiet trading to close at their highest ever levels, with both indexes finishing a third consecutive weekly win streak. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq recovered earlier losses to end marginally higher, within view of its record close in February.
Stocks advanced on Friday, with blue-chips and the broader market vaulting to new record highs, as Wall Street continued to price in expectations of a booming economy as the first quarter earnings season kicks off.
Both the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) and the S&P 500 (^GSPC) rallied in quiet trading to close at their highest ever levels, with both indexes finishing a third consecutive weekly win streak. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq recovered earlier losses to end marginally higher, within view of its record close in February.
I trust no demorats
Sunnys day they had a few good democrats. Not today
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I know a heck of a lot more about investing than you ever will, bean counter.BSC has to be the dumbest cuck on this forum. Both the economy and the market are on a resuscitater. Material costs have gone through the roof, that's when you can get them due to lockdown bullshit in certain states. Can you spell inflation? Both the DOW and Nasdaq are sputtering since the printing machines have cooled off. The indices are still bloated pigs but it's only the establishment leaders that are holding serve. The tech sector is sucking effing wind other than the bellweathers. BSC is an unsophisticated investor. I guess fry money doesn't go very far on Robinhood. He should confer with his wife's boyfriend about investment decisions. 😂
Inflation. LOL. What the current CPI smart guy. You mustbhave missed the Fed Chairman's interview.
Stick to filing short forms.
Defords lumber invoices I pay tell me lumbers up 40% since last year under MAGA policies.
I wonder if we could have a "groundhog" day where Joe Hiden/Biden is reelected in 2024.
Imagine a fry cuck so stupid as to believe Gov. CPI reflects reality. Fry cuck hasn't priced construction materials. Lumber prices are through the roof. Drywall has a waiting list to even procure materials. Galvanized steel is expensive when it can be found. Gas prices are up. And you ain't seen nothing yet.
Yeah, much better to pickout a couple of components rather than the entire economy. You should have been an economist instead of a bean counter. Then you could make up up your own index instead of that pesky CPI. Do you have some better measures for Libor, PPI and GDP as well? I’m sure the government could use your help.Imagine a fry cuck so stupid as to believe Gov. CPI reflects reality. Fry cuck hasn't priced construction materials. Lumber prices are through the roof. Drywall has a waiting list to even procure materials. Galvanized steel is expensive when it can be found. Gas prices are up. And you ain't seen nothing yet.
The level of moron it’s you spew is world class, I’ll give you that.
I’m still laughing at that lumber comment. You buying a lot of lumber and drywall these days? LOLImagine a fry cuck so stupid as to believe Gov. CPI reflects reality. Fry cuck hasn't priced construction materials. Lumber prices are through the roof. Drywall has a waiting list to even procure materials. Galvanized steel is expensive when it can be found. Gas prices are up. And you ain't seen nothing yet.
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Someone’s retard is strong today
Someone’s retard is strong today
You rang? If that comment was directed at your buddy. I build a lot of houses. I spend lots of money on lumber, drywall, concrete etc you imbisilly! 🤭🤓☺️
It’s 6.75 to 7.15 a foot to pour a foundation. Flatwork about 5.15 and up.
That is one of the reasons I told my wife that we are staying put with what we got.
Lumber you could budget around 8.50 a foot and be ok with a bid. Now it’s 12 to 16 a foot. These are big houses.
Cedar is through the roof.
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@BSC911
Joe Biden the most racist president since Woodrow Wilson
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No doubt it affects the construction industry, which is undergoing a boom because of low interest rates. But with regards to overall inflation, it is but a small part of the economy. The average person purchases zero dollars worth of lumber and drywall in a year. That is the point.
What percent does new housing starts represent as a percentage of total housing? Take a guess.
Perhaps. But that’s a pretty high bar. I would have gone with LBJ.@BSC911
Joe Biden the most racist president since Woodrow Wilson
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Mark Levin on why “Biden Is the most racist president in the Oval Office since Woodrow Wilson”
Mark Levin opened his Life, Liberty and Levin show last night explaining how Joe Biden is the most racist president since Woodrow Wilson. Watch the full segment below: Mark Levin doesn’t just…
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Huh? Sorry if I don’t spend every minute in here.
im watching Exterminate All The Brutes. like any good liberal.
And I would say that Trump would have to be the least racist president in history.
Amirite?
Are you still following me around, my little puppy dog. I had almost forgotten about you.
And still cant come up with anything original.
Fake ignore. LOL. Alas, I don’t have time to play with you today, so back to the netherworld for you.
Oh, so now you are quoting the CPI. LOL. I thought it was all about the lumber and drywall.The consumer price index jumped 0.6% last month, the government said Tuesday, spearheaded by the rising cost of oil. Economists polled by Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal had forecast a 0.5% increase in the CPI.
The rate of inflation over the past year shot up to 2.6% from 1.7% in the prior month, marking the highest level since the fall of 2018.
The yearly rate of inflation is widely expected to surge in the next few months.
A chief reason is a faster U.S. economic recovery fueled by massive fiscal stimulus and a sharp drop this year in new coronavirus cases. That’s boosting demand for a wide array of goods and services at a time when when many key materials are in short supply.
U.S consumer prices surge in March, CPI finds, pushing inflation to 2 1/2-year high
Consumer prices rose in March for the fourth month in a row and the pace of inflation hit the highest level in two and a half years, underscoring new...www.marketwatch.com
Still below 3%. Plus oil prices are volatile. They are flattening out now.
Thank God Biden passed the fiscal stimulus, despite no Pub support.
Core CPI up only 1.3%. Nothing to worry about, bean counter.
Fed officials see GDP growth this year around 6.5%, which would be the fastest increase since 1984.
Its an economic miracle!
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I wouldn’t say very little. Small businesses will get a lot of money. And all of the money goes into the economy.
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More proof that fry cuck is indeed a fry cuck “small businesses will get alot of money”. Never seen a bigger poser in my life.
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon is on the Biden train.
"With all of the stimulus spending, potential infrastructure spending, continued Quantitative Easing, strong consumer and business balance sheets and euphoria around the potential end of the pandemic, we believe that the economy has the potential to have extremely robust, multi-year growth," the CEO wrote.
"If all of the government programs are spent wisely and efficiently, focusing on actual outcomes, the benefits will be more widely shared, economic growth will be more sustainable and future problems, like inflation and too much debt, will be reduced," Dimon added.
"With all of the stimulus spending, potential infrastructure spending, continued Quantitative Easing, strong consumer and business balance sheets and euphoria around the potential end of the pandemic, we believe that the economy has the potential to have extremely robust, multi-year growth," the CEO wrote.
"If all of the government programs are spent wisely and efficiently, focusing on actual outcomes, the benefits will be more widely shared, economic growth will be more sustainable and future problems, like inflation and too much debt, will be reduced," Dimon added.
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True story
Joe Biden advised against Osama bin Laden raid, Barack Obama writes
The then vice-president suggested Obama wait before ordering the mission that killed the al-Qaida leader in 2011, new memoir says
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