Trump Cutting Taxes For Stock Traders?

[RedDuke]

I gave you the numbers including source quotation. Your numbers are misleading.

of course they are, because they are
Obama numbers, so must be fake. Like NFP trump claimed to be fake, but the moment he became potus they became real.

 

[ChrisDouthit]

of course they are, because they are
Obama numbers, so must be fake. Like NFP trump claimed to be fake, but the moment he became potus they became real.

When Trump speaks, you can actually back on the number of lies he tells. What's fake or real??

 

[tsfx]

Cutting taxes can increase tax revenue if done properly.

Nope, it's a negative sum game for the goverments. It CAN temporarily happen during times of great economic expansion but it will be short lived. It's the "We need to make popular, free money for the people, decisions so we can get reelected" environment that screws things up.

For every popular promise you make, an unpopular one needs to made in the future. And that's when things get fun.

 

[Chuck Rost]

so far reality contradicts its. Every tax cut lead to deficits.

US Department of treasury is reporting record revenue since trumps tax cuts

 

[sethoperez]

Trump will get reelected, fire Jerome, replace him with someone who cuts rates and restarts QE, cut taxes..... and Dow and US deficit both skyrocket. The next president will have a tough job

 

[Trader Curt]

Trump is my president

 

[Neet]

Market much too strong for Trump not to get reelected, at the end of the day people first look at their bank accounts, 401ks, portfolios, assets etc. then at their values, ideologies, political parties.. As much as it pains me to say it, 4 more years.

 

[ChrisDouthit]

Market much too strong for Trump not to get reelected, at the end of the day people first look at their bank accounts, 401ks, portfolios, assets etc. then at their values, ideologies, political parties.. As much as it pains me to say it, 4 more years.

That is certainly one factor, but I would not say it's the only factor.

 

[SunTrader]

Nope. When Obama took office in 2009, the federal budget deficit was $10.6 trillion. By the time he left office in 2017, the federal budget deficit had nearly doubled to $19.9 trillion. That's an increase of about 86%.

Ummm again - the federal budget deficit covers a year. Each year is calculated separately.

The ever growing (thru both R and D administrations) ginormous federal long term national debt is how it is referred.