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1 hour ago, red viking said:

Mark my words. MASS INFLATION if this guy gets his way. That's why the stock market and interest rates both exploded overnight. 

ahh ... Biden is leaving (unless of course he starts an insurrection) inflation will go back down as per was during Trump first term.  There is a mess of illegal spending to deal with, that won't go away quickly.  

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28 minutes ago, ionel said:

ahh ... Biden is leaving (unless of course he starts an insurrection) inflation will go back down as per was during Trump first term.  There is a mess of illegal spending to deal with, that won't go away quickly.  

Tell me more about this "illegal spending." LOL. 

You obviously weren't paying attention to the month-to-month inflation data in late 2020/early 2021. It was accelerating big time before Biden even took office. Trump mailed out checks to almost every American and cut taxes. It was inevitable and I declared it on the Open Mat Forum. 

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1 minute ago, red viking said:

Tell me more about this "illegal spending." LOL. 

You obviously weren't paying attention to the month-to-month inflation data in late 2020/early 2021. It was accelerating big time before Biden even took office. Trump mailed out checks to almost every American and cut taxes. It was inevitable and I declared it on the Open Mat Forum. 

20/21 was Covid no ... world wide pandemic ... maybe you didn't hear of it?

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9 minutes ago, ionel said:

20/21 was Covid no ... world wide pandemic ... maybe you didn't hear of it?

Yes. It was massive over-reaction. No excuses. 

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It was a massive over-reaction.  I'd like to think I would have chosen differently, but perhaps I also would have listened to the experts telling me to do more than I chose to do.

What's more inexcusable was how long the bad covid policy and money printing continued into 2021+.

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2 hours ago, red viking said:

Mark my words. MASS INFLATION if this guy gets his way. That's why the stock market and interest rates both exploded overnight. 

LOL   Pretty sure no one is marking any of your words after everything you have claimed did not happen, and quite frankly the exact opposite did. 

Not trying to rub in the results as I think that is tacky and weak, but your outrageous claims are not off the table from commenting on since you seem to not admit how drastically wrong you were.

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47 minutes ago, Bigbrog said:

LOL   Pretty sure no one is marking any of your words after everything you have claimed did not happen, and quite frankly the exact opposite did. 

Not trying to rub in the results as I think that is tacky and weak, but your outrageous claims are not off the table from commenting on since you seem to not admit how drastically wrong you were.

What "outrageous" claims are you talking about? I'm coming after you when you make a baseless claim. 

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1 hour ago, jross said:

It was a massive over-reaction.  I'd like to think I would have chosen differently, but perhaps I also would have listened to the experts telling me to do more than I chose to do.

What's more inexcusable was how long the bad covid policy and money printing continued into 2021+.

Quite possibly. The money supply did expand more (higher rate) under Trump though. 

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50 minutes ago, red viking said:

What "outrageous" claims are you talking about? I'm coming after you when you make a baseless claim. 

I thought I remember you making a claim about Kamala winning by a large margin but not going to look it up.  And to be fair the recent outrageous comments you have made were about what will happen after Trump takes office.

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25 minutes ago, Bigbrog said:

I thought I remember you making a claim about Kamala winning by a large margin but not going to look it up.  And to be fair the recent outrageous comments you have made were about what will happen after Trump takes office.

I didn't make any claims about Kamala winning by a large margin and Trump doesn't take office until Jan 6. 

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Jan 20th 2021 was when the peaceful transfer from Trump to Biden ACTUALLY HAPPENED.

Jan 6th 2021 was when Congress met to certify the Electoral College results for the "most secure election in history."

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Exact date isn't important. It's in January. 

Can one of you winger idiots that don't think his proposed policies are inflationary explain why the Treasury yields exploded overnight? 

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5 minutes ago, red viking said:

Exact date isn't important. It's in January. 

Can one of you winger idiots that don't think his proposed policies are inflationary explain why the Treasury yields exploded overnight? 

Sure... the date isn't important!  Dates are never important! Who cares about deadlines and the like?

I was literally the Secretary of the Treasury.  I understand this stuff on a level you cannot begin to grasp.

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1 hour ago, red viking said:

I didn't make any claims about Kamala winning by a large margin and Trump doesn't take office until Jan 6. 

That's literally what I said.

And your date is wrong...like everyone pointed out.  😆

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20 minutes ago, Bigbrog said:

That's literally what I said.

And your date is wrong...like everyone pointed out.  😆

The exact date doesn't matter so anybody that tries to make a big issue about that is obviously trying to divert the conversation. 

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1 hour ago, Interviewed_at_Weehawken said:

Sure... the date isn't important!  Dates are never important! Who cares about deadlines and the like?

I was literally the Secretary of the Treasury.  I understand this stuff on a level you cannot begin to grasp.

It means absolutely nothing relevant to the topic at hand. It's sometime In January. whether it's Jan 6 or 20th has absolutely zero bearing on any of the previous points made. It's pathetic to try to make an issue about it. 

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https://www.cnbc.com/2024/11/05/us-treasury-yields-as-traders-await-results-of-presidential-race.html

 

The general thinking on Wall Street ahead of the election was that bond yields could see a big pop in the event of a Trump win, and they could surge in a Republican sweep, where the party captures control of Congress and the White House. That is because Republicans may introduce tax cuts and steep tariffs, moves that could spark economic growth, but also widen the fiscal deficit and reignite inflation.

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Just now, red viking said:

The exact date doesn't matter so anybody that tries to make a big issue about that is obviously trying to divert the conversation. 

LOL...It isn't diverting from any conversation other than to show how "factual" you are with your outrageous claims. 

But carry on...I do actually think you are a lot more levelheaded and probably an okay guy to hang out with unlike RL, that Saylor whackadoodle, and the trip dude.

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