#thankstrump
 

Dow goes over 20,000 for the first time.

In order for Trump to compare with Obamas performance he'll need to get the Dow to 25,000 in 4 years & 30,000 in 8 years :thumbsup

no president ever has directly had an impact on the stock market while in office... It goes up in spite of them, it goes down in spite of them. The impacts of what they do are not seen until decades later normally.

Good luck to the winners ...

Trump signed another piece of paper today, acts like he actually did something, gives speech on T.V., everything is still the same :1orglaugh

Not really. Stocks can move on president speech alone, let alone on president's action.
Secondly - economy, business (and thus eventually dow) can move even on the "mood" (do they see positive or negative future) of the people and of the companies (for example there was a poll with showed small business owners in record positive mood after Trump's election).
All those things move markets.

And the next president should bring it from 30 to 35 to be equally good? Next from 40 to 45? :helpme:error You surely are not fit for any analysis position with such a way of thinking :helpme:error

Not to mention that this graph is starting at low worldwide crisis point (nowhere but up)...

I am shaking my head when reading gibberish like that.

You do not have mental capacity for discussing something like that if you fail at the very basics.

Yeah, because usually when you sign a good deal every citizen gets free money under their pillows that same day.
In this case - everything is stil the same, so it was a bad signing.

Jesus Christ :helpme:error
You are seriously mentally incapable of analyzing things.

It's called making a point. As in, the OP credited Trump being in office 6 days as achieving a goal which he didn't achieve.

Minimally we can say it's possible for Trump to bring the Dow up 5k higher then it's ever been, breaking records every day in the end, like Obama did:

exactly...

this just shows the DOW has continued to rise!



The only "thanks" to Trump´s that it hasn´t fallen... yet! :1orglaugh

in fact..

looking at this graph, it´s continued to rise, but has slowed down since the word of Trump, look at the end few mm´s slowing it´s rise :2 cents:


That´s all Obama´s work :thumbsup

sorry that is not true !
a stocks market index does not show anything about today exept that there are rumours.

puts and calls and even blind sells (selling shares what you do not have) are influencing the index curve. stockmarketers can even LEND shares today and agree to pay them on the value they have in one month. means: if you lend for 1 million shares today and sell them you make a million and if that shares lost 50% value in a month you pay with 500.000 your dept back.

even THIS kind of stock business can give the curve a totally different face.

but even if it is not like that and it would happen what you think, that would mean that speculators believe that the capital will make more capital next because they are not controlled.

and that would mean that trump is not giving america back to the americans - he gives it back to the 0,5% superrich americans who already own the country since centuries.

greetings
thommy

While true, leading to the election the world was convinced the stock market would plummet if Trump was elected. It did briefly, then came back. Now it's what it's at.

The world still doesn't get it. And the way CNN and the likes continue rattling on from their bubble, in 4 years this goofball might just get reelected.

But hey, who needs reality when you can sell ads?

Wrong. It crashed and Obama directly put it back by the policies he put in place. Had he done what was done in the 1930's we'd have had an even lower market.

Wonder if all these "supporters" would pledge a real allegiance by enrolling in trump university.

True. Back during the campaign Trump was asked about helping the lower the national debt and he kind of off-hand suggested that we just not make good on the bond debt we had issued. At the time it was just a candidate throwing out an answer to a random question. If he said that now, as POTUS, it would likely cause the market to drop badly.