No sequitur. Buttigieg, Warren, Bernie et al… are all calling for ‘forced buybacks’. Which go beyond anything passed previously.
In those good old times you mean?
Do you have any info on the ones Warren and Bernie are suggesting? Haven’t heard about those yet
GREAT picture, @loppar!
(No “MAGA” hats though!)
I don’t know how accurate your use of non sequitur is but, I do know goal post shifting when I see it.
Of course you do, you’re a goddamn master at it
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Pot, kettle.
lol … if you say so homie
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You haven’t heard them because it’s not true.
I just did.
Maybe, those pieces seemed like no more than opinion pieces. To me they belong in the same place as articles about experts who are predicting the next recession, or the next big stock to buy.
As I listen to these hearings, something really has stood out…
They sound very close to Mob hearings, especially as you listen to the “defense” questioning the witnesses.
Not according to my financial advisor who I’ve known and trust for a long time. I personally believe there will be a strong correction immediately. But that’s my opinion and again, not refuting yours. I hope you and @thunderbolt23 are correct.
(Sorry…this is one time I need to “hijack” my own thread…well…maybe not the first time…!)
@blshaw…when are most analyst predicting this correction? (I imagine that 2020 will be all OVER the place…). Really would like to know what they are saying…
Well most of the articles I’m reading only refer to corrections with her winning at DNC and then the long shot presidency. However… my personal adviser thinks the market will pull back in Feb 2020… Iowa Caucus time and assuming Warren is successful. That’s not a correction territory though… just a pull back.
What do you mean by immediately? Now? After 2020 if Trump loses?
The fact of the matter is that we are over due for a correction anyways (according to most economists I have been hearing).
I think it is possible that Trump’s policies have potentially delayed this. I don’t think that spurring the economy when it is healthy is a good idea, because in this case the price comes due at the next recession, when you don’t have tax cuts in your sleeve.
These economists are liberals trying to invoke fear. Why are we due for a pullback other than reaching all time highs? Everything right now is positive with the exception of the GDP growth which is not great but compared to the rest of the world still ahead of the pack.
I give up…
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Are you suggesting that economists in general are liberal, or that the ones I am hearing are?
Aren’t P:E ratios upside down right now? That indicates stocks are overvalued, and are due for a correction if so.
Amen…
cor·rec·tion
-the action or process of correcting something.
-a change that rectifies an error or inaccuracy.