"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass troll
was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation and
recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass troll >> was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when everything
is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's" inauguration day. By the
way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation and
recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass troll >>> was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when everything
is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's" inauguration day. By the
way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was 6.7%.
Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the Dow Jones Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
On 12/22/2022 6:48 AM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation and >>>>> recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass >>>>> troll
was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when everything >>>> is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's" inauguration day. By the >>>> way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was 6.7%. >>> Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the Dow Jones
Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
Very applicable to you… “there are none so blind as those who will not >> see”.
"‘Wow! This Is a Blow-Out!’ Fox Reporter Shocked By New GDP Report Showing Higher-Than-Expected Gain"
https://www.mediaite.com/news/wow-this-is-a-blow-out-fox-reporter-shocked-by-new-gdp-report-showing-higher-than-expected-gain/
Oh yeah, my suffering is just terrible. I have reservations at several campgrounds on the coast next month. While your land yacht is
parked in storage.
TB
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation and
recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass troll
was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when everything
is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's" inauguration day. By the
way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was 6.7%.
Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the Dow Jones
Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
Very applicable to you… “there are none so blind as those who will not see”.
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation
and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
     LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive
ass troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when
everything is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's"Â inauguration
day. By the way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was 6.7%. Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the Dow
Jones Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation
and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
     LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive
ass troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering. >>>>
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when
everything is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's"Â inauguration
day. By the way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was 6.7%.
Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the Dow
Jones Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly from its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although the rise slowed
4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct '21. Then it started to
fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep. Now it's at 33,027. That's 2097
points in 23 months - a measly 1000 points per year. In the 23 months
prior to Biden's inauguration, it rose 6193 points - about 3000 points
per year. Based on that, 33,027 doesn't look all that impressive to me.
But if it manages to gain about 3000 points in the next month, I'll
reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day 2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation
and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
     LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday
that our jive ass troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and
rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when
everything is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's"ÂÂ
inauguration day. By the way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like >>>> yourself.
     LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was
6.7%. Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the
Dow Jones Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly from
its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although the rise
slowed 4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct '21. Then it
started to fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep. Now it's at
33,027. That's 2097 points in 23 months - a measly 1000 points per
year. In the 23 months prior to Biden's inauguration, it rose 6193
points - about 3000 points per year. Based on that, 33,027 doesn't
look all that impressive to me. But if it manages to gain about 3000
points in the next month, I'll reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day 2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
     Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
Your numbers are the result of the market crash in February
2020, during #45's administration.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
Our jive ass troll wants to return to the period before Biden
was inaugurated. He would be going backward financially. That was and
is my point.
TB
TB
TB
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation
and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
     LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that
our jive ass troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and
rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when
everything is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's"ÂÂ
inauguration day. By the way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like >>>>> yourself.
     LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was
6.7%. Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the
Dow Jones Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly from
its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although the rise
slowed 4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct '21. Then it
started to fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep. Now it's at 33,027.
That's 2097 points in 23 months - a measly 1000 points per year. In
the 23 months prior to Biden's inauguration, it rose 6193 points -
about 3000 points per year. Based on that, 33,027 doesn't look all
that impressive to me. But if it manages to gain about 3000 points in
the next month, I'll reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day 2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
     Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
Your numbers are the result of the market crash in February
2020, during #45's administration.
My numbers are the result of your pick of "Inauguration Day 2021" as the...umm.....inflection point. Are you alleging that #45 caused the
pandemic crash, and that #46 fixed it? If so, I'd like to hear your reasoning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
Our jive ass troll wants to return to the period before Biden
was inaugurated. He would be going backward financially. That was and
is my point.
I allege that your point was and is backwards and wrong. If George
wanted to buy $100 worth of stuff now, and he instead returned to the
period before Biden was inaugurated, he could buy that stuff for $88 and
have $12 dollars left over. That's hardly going backwards financially.
TB
TB
TB
Are there three of you now?...............nevermind......inflation has probably now required three of you to make one.
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about inflation
and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
     LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that
our jive ass troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and
rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when
everything is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's"ÂÂ
inauguration day. By the way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like >>>>> yourself.
     LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was
6.7%. Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the
Dow Jones Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly from
its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although the rise
slowed 4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct '21. Then it
started to fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep. Now it's at 33,027.
That's 2097 points in 23 months - a measly 1000 points per year. In
the 23 months prior to Biden's inauguration, it rose 6193 points -
about 3000 points per year. Based on that, 33,027 doesn't look all
that impressive to me. But if it manages to gain about 3000 points in
the next month, I'll reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day 2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
     Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
Your numbers are the result of the market crash in February
2020, during #45's administration.
My numbers are the result of your pick of "Inauguration Day 2021" as the...umm.....inflection point. Are you alleging that #45 caused the
pandemic crash, and that #46 fixed it? If so, I'd like to hear your reasoning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
Our jive ass troll wants to return to the period before Biden
was inaugurated. He would be going backward financially. That was and
is my point.
I allege that your point was and is backwards and wrong. If George
wanted to buy $100 worth of stuff now, and he instead returned to the
period before Biden was inaugurated, he could buy that stuff for $88 and
have $12 dollars left over. That's hardly going backwards financially.
TB
TB
TB
Are there three of you now?...............nevermind......inflation has probably now required three of you to make one.
On 12/23/2022 9:52 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about
inflation and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
     LOL, it seems
like it was just yesterday that our jive ass troll was telling
about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when
everything is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's" >>>>>> inauguration day. By the way, at least I'm not a dumb
ass like yourself.
     LOL When Biden was inaugurated the
unemployment rate was 6.7%. Today it's around 3.7 percent. When
Biden was inaugurated the Dow Jones Industrial average was
30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly
from its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although
the rise slowed 4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct
'21. Then it started to fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep. Now
it's at 33,027. That's 2097 points in 23 months - a measly 1000
points per year. In the 23 months prior to Biden's inauguration,
it rose 6193 points - about 3000 points per year. Based on that,
33,027 doesn't look all that impressive to me. But if it manages
to gain about 3000 points in the next month, I'll reorient and
recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day
2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
     Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
     Your numbers are the result of the market crash in >>> February 2020, during #45's administration.
My numbers are the result of your pick of "Inauguration Day 2021" as
the...umm.....inflection point. Are you alleging that #45 caused the
pandemic crash, and that #46 fixed it? If so, I'd like to hear your
reasoning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
     Our jive ass troll wants to return to the period before
Biden was inaugurated. He would be going backward financially. That
was and is my point.
I allege that your point was and is backwards and wrong. If George
wanted to buy $100 worth of stuff now, and he instead returned to
the period before Biden was inaugurated, he could buy that stuff for
$88 and have $12 dollars left over. That's hardly going backwards
financially.
TB
TB
TB
Are there three of you now?...............nevermind......inflation
has probably now required three of you to make one.
I didn't pick that date. Jive ass did. Even figuring for inflation, as a nation, we are more prosperous now than we were during
#45's administration.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A939RX0Q048SBEA
TB
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/23/2022 9:52 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about
inflation and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
     LOL, it seems like
it was just yesterday that our jive ass troll was telling about >>>>>>>> "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when
everything is back to where it was on the "Big Guy's" >>>>>>> inauguration day. By the way, at least I'm not a dumb
ass like yourself.
     LOL When Biden was inaugurated the
unemployment rate was 6.7%. Today it's around 3.7 percent. When
Biden was inaugurated the Dow Jones Industrial average was
30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly from
its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although the
rise slowed 4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct '21.
Then it started to fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep. Now it's
at 33,027. That's 2097 points in 23 months - a measly 1000 points
per year. In the 23 months prior to Biden's inauguration, it rose
6193 points - about 3000 points per year. Based on that, 33,027
doesn't look all that impressive to me. But if it manages to gain
about 3000 points in the next month, I'll reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day 2021. >>>>>
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
     Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
     Your numbers are the result of the market crash in >>>> February 2020, during #45's administration.
My numbers are the result of your pick of "Inauguration Day 2021" as
the...umm.....inflection point. Are you alleging that #45 caused the
pandemic crash, and that #46 fixed it? If so, I'd like to hear your
reasoning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
     Our jive ass troll wants to return to the period before
Biden was inaugurated. He would be going backward financially. That
was and is my point.
I allege that your point was and is backwards and wrong. If George
wanted to buy $100 worth of stuff now, and he instead returned to the
period before Biden was inaugurated, he could buy that stuff for $88
and have $12 dollars left over. That's hardly going backwards
financially.
TB
TB
TB
Are there three of you now?...............nevermind......inflation
has probably now required three of you to make one.
I didn't pick that date. Jive ass did. Even figuring for
inflation, as a nation, we are more prosperous now than we were during
#45's administration.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A939RX0Q048SBEA
TB
According to that chart, we've been getting "more prosperous" since the beginning of the chart. Except for the pandemic and a disputed
recession, we continued to get more prosperous through #45 and 4
quarters of #46. Then it went flat in 2022 - which means we 'prospered' insignificantly in 2022. But are you denying that high inflation during
#46 has adversely affected a large number of people?
On 12/24/2022 11:04 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/23/2022 9:52 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about
inflation and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
    ÂÂÂÂ
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass
troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant
suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when
everything is back to where it was on the "Big
Guy's"ÂÂ inauguration day.ÂÂÂÂ
By the way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
     LOL When Biden
was inaugurated the unemployment rate was 6.7%. Today it's
around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the Dow Jones
Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly
from its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although
the rise slowed 4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct
'21. Then it started to fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep.
Now it's at 33,027. That's 2097 points in 23 months - a measly
1000 points per year. In the 23 months prior to Biden's
inauguration, it rose 6193 points - about 3000 points per year.
Based on that, 33,027 doesn't look all that impressive to me.
But if it manages to gain about 3000 points in the next month,
I'll reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day
2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
     Yeah, the
suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
     Your numbers are the result of the market
crash in February 2020, during #45's administration.
My numbers are the result of your pick of "Inauguration Day 2021"
as the...umm.....inflection point. Are you alleging that #45
caused the pandemic crash, and that #46 fixed it? If so, I'd like
to hear your reasoning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
     Our jive ass troll wants to return to the
period before Biden was inaugurated. He would be going backward
financially. That was and is my point.
I allege that your point was and is backwards and wrong. If George
wanted to buy $100 worth of stuff now, and he instead returned to
the period before Biden was inaugurated, he could buy that stuff
for $88 and have $12 dollars left over. That's hardly going
backwards financially.
TB
TB
TB
Are there three of you now?...............nevermind......inflation
has probably now required three of you to make one.
     I didn't pick that date. Jive ass did. Even figuring for
inflation, as a nation, we are more prosperous now than we were
during #45's administration.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A939RX0Q048SBEA
TB
According to that chart, we've been getting "more prosperous" since
the beginning of the chart. Except for the pandemic and a disputed
recession, we continued to get more prosperous through #45 and 4
quarters of #46. Then it went flat in 2022 - which means we
'prospered' insignificantly in 2022. But are you denying that high
inflation during #46 has adversely affected a large number of people?
I swear. Americans do not understand math. Of course some "large number of people" have been adversely affected by inflation. BUT--look
at the average. The only way for that for to happen is if someone is
staying ahead of inflation. If you bothered to go digging deeper than
the surface you would see the same old pattern. The rich are getting
richer. Some of us are not. As a nation we are clearly richer now.
BUT, you are wandering away from my original point, because otherwise you have no point.
From earlier in the thread and quoting myself: " Our jive ass troll wants to return to the period before Biden was inaugurated. He
would be going backward financially. That was and is my point.
If you want to argue about some other point you will have to do it with someone else.
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/24/2022 11:04 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/23/2022 9:52 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about
inflation and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
    ÂÂÂÂ
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass >>>>>>>>>> troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant
suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when >>>>>>>>> everything is back to where it was on the "Big
Guy's"ÂÂ inauguration day.ÂÂÂÂ
By the way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
     LOL When Biden
was inaugurated the unemployment rate was 6.7%. Today it's
around 3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the Dow Jones
Industrial average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly
from its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although >>>>>>> the rise slowed 4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct
'21. Then it started to fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep.
Now it's at 33,027. That's 2097 points in 23 months - a measly
1000 points per year. In the 23 months prior to Biden's
inauguration, it rose 6193 points - about 3000 points per year.
Based on that, 33,027 doesn't look all that impressive to me.
But if it manages to gain about 3000 points in the next month,
I'll reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day >>>>>>> 2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
     Yeah, the
suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
     Your numbers are the result of the market
crash in February 2020, during #45's administration.
My numbers are the result of your pick of "Inauguration Day 2021"
as the...umm.....inflection point. Are you alleging that #45
caused the pandemic crash, and that #46 fixed it? If so, I'd like
to hear your reasoning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
     Our jive ass troll wants to return to the
period before Biden was inaugurated. He would be going backward
financially. That was and is my point.
I allege that your point was and is backwards and wrong. If George
wanted to buy $100 worth of stuff now, and he instead returned to
the period before Biden was inaugurated, he could buy that stuff
for $88 and have $12 dollars left over. That's hardly going
backwards financially.
TB
TB
TB
Are there three of you now?...............nevermind......inflation
has probably now required three of you to make one.
     I didn't pick that date. Jive ass did. Even figuring for
inflation, as a nation, we are more prosperous now than we were
during #45's administration.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A939RX0Q048SBEA
TB
According to that chart, we've been getting "more prosperous" since
the beginning of the chart. Except for the pandemic and a disputed
recession, we continued to get more prosperous through #45 and 4
quarters of #46. Then it went flat in 2022 - which means we
'prospered' insignificantly in 2022. But are you denying that high
inflation during #46 has adversely affected a large number of people?
I swear. Americans do not understand math. Of course some "large
number of people" have been adversely affected by inflation. BUT--look
at the average. The only way for that for to happen is if someone is
staying ahead of inflation. If you bothered to go digging deeper than
the surface you would see the same old pattern. The rich are getting
richer. Some of us are not. As a nation we are clearly richer now.
BUT, you are wandering away from my original point, because
otherwise you have no point.
From earlier in the thread and quoting myself: " Our jive ass
troll wants to return to the period before Biden was inaugurated. He
would be going backward financially. That was and is my point.
If you want to argue about some other point you will have to do >> it with someone else.
At the end of the day, before myownself can reorient and go forward
with yourownself's point, myownself literally needs to know
yourownself's most efficacious definition of "going backward
financially" in the above context.
Technobarbarian wrote:was just yesterday that our jive ass troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant suffering.
On 12/24/2022 11:04 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/23/2022 9:52 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about
inflation and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
     LOL, it seems like it
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when >>>>>>>>> everything is back to where it was on the "Big
Guy's" inauguration day. By
the way, at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
     LOL When Biden was
inaugurated the unemployment rate was 6.7%. Today it's around
3.7 percent. When Biden was inaugurated the Dow Jones Industrial >>>>>>>> average was 30,930.52. Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly
from its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise - although >>>>>>> the rise slowed 4 months later - until it reached 36,327 in Oct
'21. Then it started to fall until it reached 28,725 last Sep.
Now it's at 33,027. That's 2097 points in 23 months - a measly
1000 points per year. In the 23 months prior to Biden's
inauguration, it rose 6193 points - about 3000 points per year.
Based on that, 33,027 doesn't look all that impressive to me. But >>>>>>> if it manages to gain about 3000 points in the next month, I'll
reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021"
LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration Day >>>>>>> 2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
     Yeah, the
suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
     Your numbers are the result of the market
crash in February 2020, during #45's administration.
My numbers are the result of your pick of "Inauguration Day 2021"
as the...umm.....inflection point. Are you alleging that #45 caused
the pandemic crash, and that #46 fixed it? If so, I'd like to hear
your reasoning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
     Our jive ass troll wants to return to the
period before Biden was inaugurated. He would be going backward
financially. That was and is my point.
I allege that your point was and is backwards and wrong. If George
wanted to buy $100 worth of stuff now, and he instead returned to
the period before Biden was inaugurated, he could buy that stuff
for $88 and have $12 dollars left over. That's hardly going
backwards financially.
TB
TB
TB
Are there three of you now?...............nevermind......inflation
has probably now required three of you to make one.
     I didn't pick that date. Jive ass did. Even figuring for
inflation, as a nation, we are more prosperous now than we were
during #45's administration.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A939RX0Q048SBEA
TB
According to that chart, we've been getting "more prosperous" since
the beginning of the chart. Except for the pandemic and a disputed
recession, we continued to get more prosperous through #45 and 4
quarters of #46. Then it went flat in 2022 - which means we
'prospered' insignificantly in 2022. But are you denying that high
inflation during #46 has adversely affected a large number of people?
I swear. Americans do not understand math. Of course some "large >> number of people" have been adversely affected by inflation. BUT--look
at the average. The only way for that for to happen is if someone is
staying ahead of inflation. If you bothered to go digging deeper than
the surface you would see the same old pattern. The rich are getting
richer. Some of us are not. As a nation we are clearly richer now.
BUT, you are wandering away from my original point, because
otherwise you have no point.
From earlier in the thread and quoting myself: " Our jive ass
troll wants to return to the period before Biden was inaugurated. He
would be going backward financially. That was and is my point.
If you want to argue about some other point you will have to do >> it with someone else.
At the end of the day, before myownself can reorient and go forward with yourownself's point, myownself literally needs to know yourownself's
most efficacious definition of "going backward financially" in the above context.
On 12/24/2022 4:00 PM, bfh wrote:…¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ Ã‚ÂÂÂ
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/24/2022 11:04 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/23/2022 9:52 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/22/2022 6:07 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:22 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 12/21/2022 6:28 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
"Consumer confidence hits 8-month high as worries about >>>>>>>>>>> inflation and recession fade"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/consumer-confidence-jumps-to-eight-month-high-as-recession-worries-fade-11671635548
  Ãâ€Ã
LOL, it seems like it was just yesterday that our jive ass >>>>>>>>>>> troll was telling about "runaway inflation" and rampant >>>>>>>>>>> suffering.
TB
It could very well have been yesterday. Come back to me when >>>>>>>>>> everything is back to where it was on the "Big
Guy's" inauguration
day. By the way,
at least I'm not a dumb ass like yourself.
    ÂÂÂÂ
LOL When Biden was inaugurated the unemployment rate was
6.7%. Today it's around 3.7 percent. When Biden was
inaugurated the Dow Jones Industrial average was 30,930.52. >>>>>>>>> Today it's 33,377.
When Biden was inaugurated, The DJI was already rising rapidly >>>>>>>> from its pandemic low of 19,174. It continued to rise -
although the rise slowed 4 months later - until it reached
36,327 in Oct '21. Then it started to fall until it reached
28,725 last Sep. Now it's at 33,027. That's 2097 points in 23 >>>>>>>> months - a measly 1000 points per year. In the 23 months prior >>>>>>>> to Biden's inauguration, it rose 6193 points - about 3000
points per year. Based on that, 33,027 doesn't look all that
impressive to me. But if it manages to gain about 3000 points >>>>>>>> in the next month, I'll reorient and recalculate.
"Wall Street stocks rally to records on Inauguration Day 2021" >>>>>>>>LOL! Stocks were already "rally"ing well before Inauguration
Day 2021.
https://www.fox29.com/news/wall-street-stocks-rally-to-records-on-inauguration-day-2021
    ÂÂÂÂ
Yeah, the suffering just goes on and on. LOL
TB
     Your numbers are
the result of the market crash in February 2020, during #45's
administration.
My numbers are the result of your pick of "Inauguration Day
2021" as the...umm.....inflection point. Are you alleging that
#45 caused the pandemic crash, and that #46 fixed it? If so, I'd
like to hear your reasoning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_stock_market_crash
     Our jive ass
troll wants to return to the period before Biden was
inaugurated. He would be going backward financially. That was
and is my point.
I allege that your point was and is backwards and wrong. If
George wanted to buy $100 worth of stuff now, and he instead
returned to the period before Biden was inaugurated, he could
buy that stuff for $88 and have $12 dollars left over. That's
hardly going backwards financially.
TB
TB
TB
Are there three of you
now?...............nevermind......inflation has probably now
required three of you to make one.
     I didn't pick that date. Jive ass did. Even
figuring for inflation, as a nation, we are more prosperous now
than we were during #45's administration.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A939RX0Q048SBEA
TB
According to that chart, we've been getting "more prosperous"
since the beginning of the chart. Except for the pandemic and a
disputed recession, we continued to get more prosperous through
#45 and 4 quarters of #46. Then it went flat in 2022 - which means
we 'prospered' insignificantly in 2022. But are you denying that
high inflation during #46 has adversely affected a large number of
people?
     I swear. Americans do not understand math. Of course >>> some "large number of people" have been adversely affected by
inflation. BUT--look at the average. The only way for that for to
happen is if someone is staying ahead of inflation. If you bothered
to go digging deeper than the surface you would see the same old
pattern. The rich are getting richer. Some of us are not. As a
nation we are clearly richer now.
     BUT, you are wandering away from my original point, >>> because otherwise you have no point.
     From earlier in the thread and quoting myself: " Our >>> jive ass troll wants to return to the period before Biden was
inaugurated. He would be going backward financially. That was and
is my point.
      If you want to argue about some other point you will
have to do it with someone else.
At the end of the day, before myownself can reorient and go forward
with yourownself's point, myownself literally needs to know
yourownself's most efficacious definition of "going backward
financially" in the above context.
lol Seriously? Lemme see? I've illustrated it with: employment statistics, the stock market and GDP. As always, I am NOT interested
in playing word games with you. If you can't understand simple English
I think it's much too late to try to educate you, even if I was
interested in that endeavor.
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