Lolz.....wipe that Biden jizz from your chin
Fact Check: Biden Misleads on Job “Creation” Statistics | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee
The Official U.S. Congressional website of The Republican Budget Committeebudget.house.gov
I get it man - one of the main commandments of magatology is "If thy ginger clown shalt lose his election, thou shalt mock the corona".
You do an exceptional job of owning yourself with every post you make on this board. I'm guessing that's 30+ posts a day. Congrats on ruining this forum, but that's par for the course with leftists.
You listened to the wrong side for 6 years. We'll never agree. Have a good one, man!
You should know that no bill is just its name. They are packed with other add-ons that have absolutely nothing to do with infrastructure. We all wanted an infrastructure bill passed during Trump, but it was polluted beyond salvage. Biden's passed, barely, but it really has very little to do with infrastructure either. Maybe they'll look at trying to build some non-racist roads.
Whiny little bitch that adds nothing to the board but insults says "stop telling the truth!"
Lolz.....wipe that Biden jizz from your chin
Fact Check: Biden Misleads on Job “Creation” Statistics | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee
The Official U.S. Congressional website of The Republican Budget Committeebudget.house.gov
Let’s hope they are right but the IB side of MS, JPM and Goldman all get first looks at deal flow from the Government, it’s in their best interest to toe a line. The markets side of the house have a different opinion.
Most analysts are predicting a very soft landing and Goldman Sachs has lowered the probability of a recession in the next 12 months to 20%. Why so negative?
But why are so many accomplished folks on the buy-side (much more sophisticated than the sell-side) disagreeing? Again, for my own selfish reasons I hope you and the banks benefitting the most from govt spend are right but I don't think the numbers being shared are accurate.
They've been predicting a recession for two years now, but the economy keeps on defying expectations. At the same time that unemployment is at a 50 year low, manufacturing jobs are exploding and the stock market is on a bull run, the rate of inflation is quickly decreasing and is amongst the best in the world.But why are so many accomplished folks on the buy-side (much more sophisticated than the sell-side) disagreeing? Again, for my own selfish reasons I hope you and the banks benefitting the most from govt spend are right but I don't think the numbers being shared are accurate.
Reality here is I doubt anyone knows exactly, but there are indicators that don't look great.
That said, Steve Forbes disagrees.
Steve Forbes slams Biden touting his economic policies
Steve Forbes slammed Joe Biden for his new economic plan and said the President's claims that he's bringing down inflation and cutting the deficit are fantasy.www.dailymail.co.uk
Paul Tudor disagrees
Wall Street legend Paul Tudor Jones says a recession could hit the US this fall
The US could soon tip into a recession, but stocks could still present a buying opportunity if the debt ceiling crisis is solved, Paul Tudor Jones said.finance.yahoo.com
HSBC disagrees
A U.S. recession is coming this year, HSBC Asset Management warns — with Europe to follow in 2024
The U.S. will enter a downturn in the fourth quarter, followed by a "year of contraction and a European recession in 2024," according to HSBC Asset Management.www.cnbc.com
I'm sure you know all roads aren't repaired with federal dollars. I'll admit I'm not knowledgeable enough to point out where all funds are going from the so called infrastructure bill without having it in front of me, but the majority of it is definitely not applied to actual infrastructure for this country. You can't just call anything "infrastructure."
I hope you stay there because it means you'll keep picking losers! America thanks you!
Where is the gas tax going? $53b collected in 2020 alone …..so if we total that up for the last few years, you’re at $200b for 23ye. That’s supposed to go to roads, bridges etc
Here's the breakdown if you care to show me what doesn't apply to infrastructure.
This is actually a good question, and one I didn't know. IDK a thing about the credibility of the website below, but it's an interesting read nonetheless.
reason.org
Thanks Joe!
Dow notches longest winning streak since 1987
Stocks were mixed Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced a quarter-point rate hike. Traders are now focusing on the timing of a potential second hike later in the year.www.cnn.com
The Dow notched its 13th consecutive day of gains Wednesday, marking the longest winning streak for the blue-chip index since 1987. The boost comes as recession fears fade and companies in the index report strong second-quarter corporate earnings.
I would put Spike Cohen or Jo Jorgensen up against any of these clowns from the Republican or Democrat side. The two party system is a joke and the sooner you realize that, the better.
