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Friday, May 10, 2019
Why?
11 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Funds aren't dumped into one large bucket and pulled from at will. Maybe once you can wrap your head around that you can start making more informed choices. Oh and get ready for a volatile market thanks to Trumps new tariffs.
759, the tariffs are a negotiating tactic. Maybe once you can wrap your head around that you can start making more informed choices. Don't worry, though. Once Trump wins the trade war for us, we won't expect you to say "thank you." Have a great Friday!
Well, 7:59, I guess there was a big bucket for Iran that they took the 150 billion out of?
By the way, I work in the steel industry and this is the best year we have had since 2008. The tariffs have not hurt us AT ALL! so spew your nonsense somewhere else!
9:06. Pretty easy to google US Steel production and see that we have not yet reached pre 2008 levels and in fact produced more steel in 2012 and 2014 than we are producing today. It’s actually a pretty flat trendline over the past 10 years. Maybe your little part of the steel industry is doing well but it is not a national trend.
11 comments:
Funds aren't dumped into one large bucket and pulled from at will. Maybe once you can wrap your head around that you can start making more informed choices. Oh and get ready for a volatile market thanks to Trumps new tariffs.
It is only this way, and this bad becasue you people refuse to do anything about it!!!! HERE ENDS YOUR LESSON!!!!!
759, the tariffs are a negotiating tactic. Maybe once you can wrap your head around that you can start making more informed choices. Don't worry, though. Once Trump wins the trade war for us, we won't expect you to say "thank you." Have a great Friday!
Well, 7:59, I guess there was a big bucket for Iran that they took the 150 billion out of?
By the way, I work in the steel industry and this is the best year we have had since 2008. The tariffs have not hurt us AT ALL! so spew your nonsense somewhere else!
9:06. Pretty easy to google US Steel production and see that we have not yet reached pre 2008 levels and in fact produced more steel in 2012 and 2014 than we are producing today. It’s actually a pretty flat trendline over the past 10 years. Maybe your little part of the steel industry is doing well but it is not a national trend.
You got that right, my life is booming, thanks to the boss.
Obama ?
7:59 is a communist
The rich people can sweat the volatile market. That doesn't effect the middle class anymore
MAGA TRUMP 2020
obama who ??
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