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Big Blitz

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  1. The British are not our friends They really don’t care about the post. Libs here will twist themselves into pretzels to defend it. Don’t waste your time. They just want to build up justification and legal reasons (which will be fake) to ban Twitter. Here Twitter will be called a “national emergency” and banned.
  2. I just don’t want New England to get Hunter or Carter.
  3. Trust the guy that hasn’t changed his core positions 65 times. That’s where we all should be. He's always known we were headed to something unsustainable. Compare that to the people that have been elected to Congress the last 40 years have flipped and flopped so much they’ve reached “we can’t define woman” phase of their spineless hypocrisy.
  4. “Trump has done something that we don’t agree with, but there’s a reason why people are behind him on this," a Downing Street official said. "The world has changed, globalisation is over, and we are now in a new era." In a piece in the Telegraph published on Saturday, Starmer personally made this very argument. "First it was defence and national security. Now it is the global economy and trade. Old assumptions can no longer be taken for granted. The world as we knew it has gone." Killed by communists that used their centralized economic power and trade deals to enrich themselves - convince the masses it’s all good because your stuff will be “cheap.”
  5. Extreme late term TDS take considering … What happened to the market this week That Trumps income tax plan includes eliminating it for individuals that make under 150K. That your TDS blinded you so badly that this has been the exact scenario (everyone but the 1 percent suffering) in a post Covid world brought to you by the globalist communist fascist thugs.
  6. Wait. You mean the people behind Brexit and Trump are rising up? The people they silenced in the name of “democracy?”
  7. If we haven’t taken any DL after this pick that’s a problem.
  8. All the right people are mad. They know what’s happening and it’s going to work and more importantly change forever how their commie friends controlled us - and potentially far worse in a post Covid world. If those things weren’t happening they have zero reason to complain - just win back Congress and the WH and roll it all back. But they know…..much like how Rs knew Obamacare was going to change things but for the worse. Still waiting on my $2500 in savings. And that explains their freak out.
  9. How expensive are they now? I can’t afford their overpriced crap now. Buy another product.
  10. I can’t think of anything more American than using policy that will encourage you to move your “American” company that has 130 factories employing over 400,000 people in Vietnam back to America You libs are an absolute mess Should immediately show how pro business you are by slashing all taxes and regulations in the state of New York
  11. Yep. The “big beautiful bill” will remind everyone - where else you investing your money? Where else would you want to invest. France? Britain? And other Euro trash countries? Lol lol You invest here. In the U.S. Because we will no longer be on the path to a bad investment like California.
  12. We’ve discussed this here already. You only jumped on board once the correction happened bc Trump bad. It’s P/E ratio I’ve highlighted a couple level-driven periods this next chart: the current rally, which started in early 2014, and the two months in 1929 with P/E above the 25 level. The current period is within the same neighborhood as both the tech bubble and the 1929 periods, all with P/E above 25 and is certainly in the zone of "irrational exuberance". https://www.advisorperspectives.com/dshort/updates/2025/04/02/crestmont-p-e-and-market-valuation-march-2025 U.S. stock valuations do appear high. As of August 5th, the forward price‑to‑earnings (P/E) ratio for the S&P 500 stood at 19.7 times earnings, still significantly higher than the 25‑year average of 16.4. The U.S. market also looked expensive when compared with other regional markets https://www.troweprice.com/financial-intermediary/us/en/insights/articles/2024/q3/are-us-stocks-too-expensive.html#:~:text=U.S. stock valuations do appear high.,Microsoft%2C NVIDIA%2C and Tesla.
  13. Yep: First, the stock market was overvalued and a correction was coming. You can tell because it lost 3000 points in two days. It indicates to me the values were soft….
  14. This is unchartered territory with interest rates and mortgages - not the same as 1980: “For all the similarities between the 1980s and today, there are key differences. One of them involves “assumable mortgages,” which were plentiful then and are in short supply now. Many mortgages were assumable at the dawn of the 1980s. With an assumable mortgage, the buyer not only gets ownership of the house but takes over the seller’s home loan, too. Picture yourself trying to buy a house when mortgage rates are in the double digits. You find a home seller who has an assumable loan with an interest rate in the single digits. That home may be affordable if you can take over the loan; it might not be affordable at a double-digit interest rate.” https://www.abc4.com/news/national/it-has-been-this-bad-before-how-home-buyers-got-it-done-in-1981/amp/ Gotta go. I’m watching OV 🇷🇺
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