Sorry, No Recessionh. Trump is WINNING

Evmetro said:
There is a reason why I frequently use dog and cat analogies to describe lefties. Do dogs or cats admit defeat? Hell no, they just hide or they keep trying to attack right through bars or windows that they can never breach. There is a dog in my neighborhood who always barks and attacks from inside as I walk by with my kid, and I have taught my kid that this dog is a lefty. We can see the glass flex as the dog attacks us from the other side of the glass, but the dog doesn't understand that he simply cannot get to us. We nick named him the window dog, but we usually just refer to him as the lefty dog. Every time we walk by that house, the lefty dog attacks us all over again, through the same window that stopped him last time, and he still doesn't admit defeat.
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Very nice analogy.
 
Evmetro said:
There is a reason why I frequently use dog and cat analogies to describe lefties. Do dogs or cats admit defeat? Hell no, they just hide or they keep trying to attack right through bars or windows that they can never breach. There is a dog in my neighborhood who always barks and attacks from inside as I walk by with my kid, and I have taught my kid that this dog is a lefty. We can see the glass flex as the dog attacks us from the other side of the glass, but the dog doesn't understand that he simply cannot get to us. We nick named him the window dog, but we usually just refer to him as the lefty dog. Every time we walk by that house, the lefty dog attacks us all over again, through the same window that stopped him last time, and he still doesn't admit defeat.
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LeftyDog. LOL. Great post.
 

And thew OP stands as fact and un-refuted:

Hold That Recession: U.S. Indicators Are Trouncing Forecasts
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ession-u-s-indicators-are-trouncing-forecasts

The U.S. economy is outperforming expectations by the most this year, offering a fresh rebuttal to last month’s resurgent recession fears fueled by the trade war and a manufacturing slump.
The Bloomberg Economic Surprise Index has reached an 11-month high after four indicators released Thursday, including existing home sales and jobless claims, each surpassed expectations. The gauge continued to advance after swinging to positive from negative on Tuesday for the first time this year. The data also pushed a similar measure produced by Citigroup Inc. to the highest level since April 2018.
 
Terri4Trump said:

And thew OP stands as fact and un-refuted:

Hold That Recession: U.S. Indicators Are Trouncing Forecasts
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ession-u-s-indicators-are-trouncing-forecasts

The U.S. economy is outperforming expectations by the most this year, offering a fresh rebuttal to last month’s resurgent recession fears fueled by the trade war and a manufacturing slump.
The Bloomberg Economic Surprise Index has reached an 11-month high after four indicators released Thursday, including existing home sales and jobless claims, each surpassed expectations. The gauge continued to advance after swinging to positive from negative on Tuesday for the first time this year. The data also pushed a similar measure produced by Citigroup Inc. to the highest level since April 2018.
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The loony lefties that have TRIED to post on this thread have FAILED miserably. They're getting their asses handed to them on EVERY thread I've been on today.
 
ME: We all know why the Left is screaming "Nazi" and "Racist" every day, its because they cannot touch Trump on the economy. Greatest jobs numbers in 50 years for God's sake!! Here is a great article on Economic points to look at:

How Is the US Economy Doing?
Six Facts That Tell You How the Economy Is Really Doing
BY KIMBERLY AMADEO Updated August 02, 2019
https://www.thebalance.com/how-is-the-economy-doing-3306046

There are six facts that tell you how the economy is doing. Economists call them leading economic indicators because they measure the early influencers on growth. In July 2019, they report that the economy is doing well. It has steady growth, low unemployment, and little inflation. That's called the Goldilocks economy because it's neither too hot nor too cold

1) 164,000 Jobs Added In July 2019 = Strong
In the Non-farm Payroll Report, the Bureau of Labor Statistics surveys how many workers businesses added to their payroll each month. It doesn't count farm workers because farming is seasonal. A healthy economy will create 150,000 jobs on average. Companies will only add workers when they have enough demand to keep them busy.
Manufacturing jobs are an especially important indicator. According to the National Association of Manufacturers, the 12.75 million Americans who work in manufacturing earn an average $84,832 a year, including benefits. When manufacturers start laying them off, it means the economy will be heading into a recession. For example, manufacturers hired fewer workers starting in October 2006 when compared to the prior year.
The unemployment rate is also reported. It's a lagging indicator and so isn't as useful a statistic. Companies usually wait until a recession is well underway before laying off workers. It also takes a while to reduce the unemployment rate, even after hundreds of thousands of new jobs are being created.

Number 2 is coming up in my next post. Read them all: CLICK HERE
 
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