trump Crashes DOW 1500 Points

OK, that's fair, anchovies.

When the market recovers and then declines again - as it always does, eventually - I'll call upon you to remind your fellow liberals that fluctuations in equity trading are not the work of one man.

Unless that one man takes full credit for the rise but turns silent upon the decline, then he deserves criticism
 
I have an extensive portfolio made up of US/UK stocks and shares, what about you?

My personal details are irrelevant, Tom, and - unlike you - I don't share them online. Also note that unverifiable claims made on the Internet lack credibility.

Now, address the question - are you hypocritical to bash America as the "degenerate" land of "greed" whilst supposedly attempting to personally profit from America?
 
https://www.google.com/amp/amp.wash...-obama-former-president-credits-himself-stro/

http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/4002797851001/?#sp=show-clips

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In an interview with The Economist released over the weekend, Obama made a full-throated argument for his economic legacy that came without the hedges and caveats he has used in past years. "Let's look at the facts," Obama said. "Since I have come into office, there's almost no economic metric by which you couldn't say that the U.S. economy is better and that corporate bottom lines are better. None."

He went on to cite the administration's successes: "a record stock market," "record corporate profits,

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cn...s-booming-takes-credit-for-record-growth.html
 
My personal details are irrelevant, Tom, and - unlike you - I don't share them online. Also note that unverifiable claims made on the Internet lack credibility.

Now, address the question - are you hypocritical to bash America as the "degenerate" land of "greed" whilst supposedly attempting to personally profit from America?
I plead the 5th!

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In an interview with The Economist released over the weekend, Obama made a full-throated argument for his economic legacy that came without the hedges and caveats he has used in past years. "Let's look at the facts," Obama said. "Since I have come into office, there's almost no economic metric by which you couldn't say that the U.S. economy is better and that corporate bottom lines are better. None."

He went on to cite the administration's successes: "a record stock market," "record corporate profits

That's better, Yurt.
 
https://www.google.com/amp/amp.wash...-obama-former-president-credits-himself-stro/

http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/4002797851001/?#sp=show-clips

....

In an interview with The Economist released over the weekend, Obama made a full-throated argument for his economic legacy that came without the hedges and caveats he has used in past years. "Let's look at the facts," Obama said. "Since I have come into office, there's almost no economic metric by which you couldn't say that the U.S. economy is better and that corporate bottom lines are better. None."

He went on to cite the administration's successes: "a record stock market," "record corporate profits,

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cn...s-booming-takes-credit-for-record-growth.html

None of those sources are relevant, we are not talking the economy in general, the topic is the Stock Market, and you claimed that Obama directly tied his Presidency to the Dow as Trump has done since taking office

You can try again if you like
 
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