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Joe Ferguson forever

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  1. Once again, when do you get back in? the moron can and will likely f things up worse. I have Lily in that sector . Dropped like a stone but still more than doubled. from when I bought. He was a big fan of pfizer during the 2020 campaign and debate against Biden. Why are u shorting pfizer? um, your paying for the name. buy hanes or whatever is cheaper but still decent quality. Walmart is selling reebok for cheap if you want a brand name bargain. I wore an $8 pair of reebok pants to an opera performance tonight. lot's of masters players are wearing the brand. have at it. instant status😆
  2. yup. I was comfortable with the fundamentals. So were most financial people. next question...
  3. At least the Brits had the good sense to jettison their short lived moron prime minister. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/04/12/america-risks-paying-moron-premium-thanks-to-trumps-tariffs/
  4. If anyone can hurt him, it's the masters of the universe in business.. reportedly, it was Jamie Dimon that influenced hm to do the 90 day thing. Can they get him impeached? prob not. But they can certainly put the screws to him. They could buy some congressional seats like Musk tried to do with a judge in Wisconsin. They would be more discreet. And likely more effective. Whatever it takes but within the law. otherwise we become them. 1.2026 congressional election. 2. 41% approval and dropping.
  5. A trump voter, in plain English... https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/11/politics/video/home-builder-trump-tariffs-digvid
  6. if he gets brought down, it will be by the financial industry and associated big biz.
  7. The problem with getting out is knowing when to get back in. I think it was Buffet that said that. Warren, not Jimmy.
  8. so maybe a tariff war with China isn't a good idea. Just a thought...
  9. logic isn't your strong suit either. The bat phone rang and your posse arrived to protect you. how many screen names do you have?
  10. cool. now that you've admitted that you aren't who you claimed to be for years, I can stop the tests. But I am. And for some reason, you seem to think I'm a neurologist...
  11. What makes you think I saw many demented ("senile" isn't an accepted clinical term) patients? Biden's infirmity was purposefully hidden. none of that changes the fact that you are clearly not credentialed as a "doc".
  12. A blink and a bow to big tech oligarchs. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-exempts-phones-computers-chips-124707368.html
  13. you're a phony "doc".. no one should believe anything you write just like your orange leader...
  14. here we go again. what med school did you graduate? residency program? were they both American or nonexistent? share a diploma from either and I'll do the same.
  15. only the best for trump. A loyal, impaired , yes man https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/02/politics/ronny-jackson-dod-inspector-general-report/index.html
  16. Man, you're at a different point in life. Buy and hold, rebalance, use mostly low risk funds is a wise retirement strategy imo. That's where we are. Trying to time trump's whims was a fools errand. Unless you're MTG. Look it up. I don't mind losing randomly from time to time. but having a president bring it on is new one to me.
  17. no. covid was 2019-20. this is now. he's 1.5 trillion off. no big deal right maga? you'll forgive this pos anything.
  18. not sure what you mean. trump promised to balance the budget. He's not. They're certainly interested in doing no harm. They didn't impose policies that caused nearly everyone to lose big chunks of their 401k's while simultaneously increasing taxes by $3k through tariffs.
  19. Not blaming the tariffs. I'm pointing out that there is still going to be a 1.5 T deficit despite all the hoopla about DOGE and all the chaos. And much of that deficit is due to renewing massive tax breaks to the rich. How's all that helping main street USA?
  20. looks like my banker friend has company in his thinking. from Yahoo Finance this am Investors are suddenly wondering whether China or a group of US trade adversaries could cause a US financial crisis by deliberately selling Treasuries to drive US interest rates up, which could freeze credit markets. A credit crisis is generally worse than a stock sell-off because if can affect the liquidity companies need to pay their bills, especially if it happens fast. A credit crunch and frozen liquidity helped turn the 2008 housing bust into a financial crash that nearly became a depression. China owns about $760 billion of US Treasury securities, which is 2.6% of total US debt traded in public markets. The share has declined in recent years, and it’s probably not enough for China to weaponize on its own as leverage against Trump in a trade war. China would suffer harm from any credit crisis that hit the United States, which could hinder the ability of many nations to buy Chinese exports at current levels. But the mere size of the US debt load—which will only get larger as Trump pushes for deficit-financed tax cuts—is a vulnerability Trump may not have counted on when he launched his trade war. The higher his tariffs, the more damage they will cause the US economy and the more likely foreign investors are to pull out, putting upward pressure on rates. China sees that and Trump has now shown his sensitivity to the possibility of a credit crisis.
  21. Everything is working as planned. the art of the deal... https://www.marketwatch.com/articles/u-s-budget-deficit-first-half-fiscal-2025-c1468ba5
  22. he's just following the example of the paid propagandists he so admires https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/economy/ar-AA1CFsiR Justin Amash, a Republican former congressman, said on X that the about-face showed how some Republicans’ political beliefs had morphed under Trump to a view they once staunchly opposed. Though the GOP platform once called to “stop the socialists,” he said, it now preached: “The conveniences of modern life are overrated. … Your losses are a small sacrifice for the glory of the nation!” On Wednesday, after Trump’s pause jolted the markets, Johnson — who had just finished preaching about how losing money builds character — reshaped his message for a new phase of the Trump political cycle. “It’s a glorious moment to be an American,” he said on his live broadcast. “So many people just got filthy rich. President Trump, an absolute master.” Renée DiResta, an associate research professor at Georgetown University and author of “Invisible Rulers: The People Who Turn Lies into Reality,” said the shifting stances showed how the influencers strained to protect their brands by bending with the political winds. “They have a connection with their audience that is distinctly different from the media of eras past, and that makes them uniquely persuasive and charismatic and able to command attention,” she said in an interview. “At the same time, a lot of their power comes from their proximity and favored status with the president. … It’s very rare for someone with that kind of influence to go hard against the political movement that helped them rise, gain a following, monetize and make a living.” The split-screen contradictions of MAGA influencers have not gone unnoticed online, where people like Stephen Findeisen, a financial YouTuber known as Coffeezilla, have criticized them for disingenuously trying to score political points. “So when the other side, they lose you money, it’s terrible, people need to speak up now,” he said in a video Monday. “When it’s your guy that you shill for, all of a sudden it’s: ‘Hey, this builds character, have you really even lost money when you’ve lost money?’”
  23. more winning, maga style. https://apnews.com/article/egg-prices-bird-flu-cpi-b0ded420e9f7c0a707277c9c63396a76
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