Wow, had NO IDEA U.S. equities had crushed the rest of world so bad...

[murray t turtle]

Is it time to step up and be a contrarian ?

%% Yes;
yesterday......................................................................................Almost held the short overnight, but like the old turkey said ''its a bull market you know?? LOL-true,

 

[murray t turtle]

Are you saying that the United States Corporation is Trumps 181st bankruptcy? How could you say such a thing? Sarcasm..

%%
He maybe saying that; Im not.
Pre-election years tend to be super=strong.Tax cuts+ pro business man/men/women could help also.But i would not blame or credit one man/LOL-LOL; dont fight the FED................................................................................................

 

[Nine_Ender]

Wholly crap, I have never had a thread hijacked so bad. As is plainly evident in my OP I wanted to talk about potential relative stock markets performance for 2020 and beyod. How this became an almost exclusively political and social thread is beyond me lol.

Maybe don't post badly worded opinions and people will take your ideas more seriously.

 

[maxinger]

Look at Taiwan Index.

It broke the record high !

 

[misterkel]

Maybe b/c the US has a business minded president.

LOL - US has a business minded president since 2016, so the markets have been dominating since 2010?
Cause and effect much?

 

[zdreg]

Are you saying that the United States Corporation is Trumps 181st bankruptcy? How could you say such a thing? Sarcasm..

Timing is always difficult. It could have happened under obama. It could yet happen under Trump or it could be kicked further down the road.
Of course, lot depends on your definition of bankruptcy for a country.

 

[Big George]

The US debt is >$23T. Up a trillion in the past six months alone.

Well...you need a counterparty to ask for the money.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

I do not understand this to be true. The revenue collected from taxes has increased.

GOP leader concedes tax cuts may not pay for themselves as 2019 deficit grows:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...ax-cuts-may-not-pay-themselves-deficit-grows/