obama. best president ever for the market.

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coulda woulda shoulda bought 300K shares.
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yea. that one got away. the banks didnt.still holding a nice position in bac since 4.
it almost makes one hope another republican gets elected president so we can get a replay.
 
If you believe that you clearly have no fundamental understanding of the market.

If anything, his and the democrats poor policies are holding the market back.

If you want to than somebody thank bernanke for the low rates and liquidity.



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By Guest Author - January 1st, 2011, 7:40AM Global Macro Monitor produces informed opinion about markets and the global economy. This was originally published on December 31, 2010
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No politics or partisanship here, “just the facts ma’am”. The stock market as measured by the S&P500 is up just about 50 percent since President Obama’s inauguration to today’s close. Only Eisenhowser comes close, but not even in the same zip code. A 50 percent stock move does a lot “spreading the wealth around” and Joe the Plumber’s pension is in much better shape today than it was in November 2008!

Sure, sure, there are a ton of reasons to explain the differences, but this is politics folks! A CapEX spending led economic acceleration and pick-up in hiring in 2011, which usually follows such a strong equity performance, will make the President look unbeatable same time next year, in our opinion. Stay tuned.
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I slam all things that are a burden upon the individual, both parties have grown the public sector to extremes over the past 10-20 years. It just so happens that since you are a Democrat and paranoid, you have taken those remarks personally. If I slam corporate cronyism, a Republican will probably come along and take that personally. If I slam wasteful war spending in a "war economy" which is what we operate, then I will be called a liberal.

So tell me what's dishonest, AT ALL, about calling myself a Libertarian. If I am for a drastic reduction in the size and scope of government, then I am clearly not a part of either party. I side with no special interests, I'm not captive to any of the idiotic diatribe between the two parties.

Wake up, Tinfoil.
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Bullshit, bullshit, and more utter, steaming, bullshit.
I could do a search of your posts for Koch Industries or any mention thereof of their influence: you and I both know it would come up dry as dust.
You are a tool, their mouthpiece.
 
...and yet in the time between that post and this, I found you twice agreeing with posters about Soros.
You're yet another poseur and phony.
 
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If you believe that you clearly have no fundamental understanding of the market.

If anything, his and the democrats poor policies are holding the market back.

If you want to than somebody thank bernanke for the low rates and liquidity.
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come on man. think a little bit before you post. obama had every oppertunity to appoint someone other than bernanke as fed chair. one has to presume that obama approves and maybe even directed what bernanke is doing.

as far as dems policies holding back the market. that doesnt deserve comment. to conclude that the strongest market at this point in history is being held back is laughable.
 
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Bullshit, bullshit, and more utter, steaming, bullshit.
I could do a search of your posts for Koch Industries or any mention thereof of their influence: you and I both know it would come up dry as dust.
You are a tool, their mouthpiece.
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You are fucking deranged. I have nothing to do with Koch Industries, nor have a clue as to what you are talking about.

Are you scouring the internet for all things "denner"? If so, you are a bigger dumbass than I'd have imagined.
 
No growth, just pricing in perpetual "stimulus" and currency debasement. Hence, my precious metals holdings outperformed the stock market. Taken to its illogical extreme, I suppose the cheerleaders will be plain giddy if the S&P 500 more or less doubled to 2500, and/or Gold hit $3000 and oil broke about those 2007 highs.
 
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