The next time any Trump stooge says "Stock Market"

[LurchAddams]

So you don't know either. Well, who the fuck does? I'm getting the impression that you all were told in your echo chamber to regurgitate the term and that you weren't expecting anyone toask you about it.

You know I'd actually present you with data - but you wouldn't understand it.

You're an idiot.

That was rather stupid of you. Go back to your thought-masters and find out what the "wealth gap" is; tell them that you have someone asking about it.

Ironic you should call anyone stupid when you don't understand what a "wealth gap" is, goon squad.

It can't be. Nobody knows who any of them are. In which category am I?

You are in the category of sub-human creatures who has not yet learned how to dispose of your biological waste in a civilized or sanitary manner.

Too funny! You're trying to pivot on the word "gaslighting" again. At least you broadcast what you're doing.

I'm AM funny. And you can't gaslight me.

You don't need signs. I'm the internet's biggest loser. Just call me "L" for "Loser," just as I call you "L" for "Liar."

I'll take what's behind door number one, Wink.

But seriously, find out what "wealth gap" is supposed to mean.

I just told you. Do you need me to type slower, Bitch?

 

[Crepitus]

It's very obvious you've been reading memes. I don't mean to insult your intelligence, but you're clearly an idiot.

I'll try to dumb it down enough for you to have a chance at understanding, but I can't work miracles.

The Dow had a solid year in 2025 while the rest of the world got a temporary sugar rush from a weak dollar (courtesy of Biden's disastrous four years of economic suicide.) and their own central bank tricks. Asia looked hot for a minute because their currencies bounced around like drunk toddlers but strip away the currency games and the US market more than held its own in real terms. I'm certain you don't understand the game of currency manipulation, so you'll have no idea what I just said. What can I do about that?

The memes you're reading are proposing that America is getting crushed when our stocks are built on actual companies making real shit that people buy, not endless money-printing schemes propping up foreign indexes. It obvious libtards are desperate for any news they can spin as negative or at least try to stop anyone from getting too excited. It won't work, people get excited when their financial situation improves and that's happening in the real world.

The fact remains that America is the best place to invest your money. Show me a guy who's all-in on international exposure, concentrated in foreign markets, and I'll show you a total moron. All-in on America? You're in a good place and profit is all but guaranteed.

For the record, what Trump has done in one year to reverse the previously inevitable destruction of America is nothing short of a miracle. 2025 was called hitting the brakes while heading for a cliff at 100 miles an hour, barely stopping in time, hitting reverse to get out of danger and then changing course far away from any cliffs or big hills to climb. 2026 will be stepping on the gas to get to the promise land where the big Golden Age celebration is happening.

Stop being an idiot and join the party. There's nothing but good cheer, good food, good people, and good living at this party. There's nothing but gloom and doom, hatred and bitterness, scams and lies, around a big lake of fire at the shitty libtard party, lol.

A. Why did Biden's policies wait until after tRump was president to affect the dollar?

B. the current market highs are supported on AI promises, not products.

C. foreign investment in domestic stock market is down.

I'm not looking at memes, Son. I'm looking at facts.

You. OTOH, are simply spewing RWNJ talking points and hoping no-one notices.

 

[Crepitus]

So you don't know either. Well, who the fuck does? I'm getting the impression that you all were told in your echo chamber to regurgitate the term and that you weren't expecting anyone toask you about it

The top 10% of U.S. households own roughly 70% of assets, while the bottom 50% hold only 1%.

That is the wealth gap.

And it's getting wider as we speak.