Does the below mean anything???

Boomboom521

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S&P 500 in the first 645 trading days of each presidency
Ronald Reagan

+23%

George H.W. Bush

+36%

Bill Clinton

+29%

George W. Bush

-26%

Barack Obama

+46%

Donald Trump

+29%


 

MichiganHerd

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I don't think Boom understands what he just attempted to prove. Basic math skills aren't for everyone.

For example, if I had $100.00, and increased it be 46%, I would have an additional $46.00.

If I had $200.00, and increased it by 29%, I would have an additional $58.00.

Which is better, Boom?
 

Pospecteer

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And the fact that the write-ups on each President tells a different story than what the graph shows.
 
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I don't think Boom understands what he just attempted to prove. Basic math skills aren't for everyone.

For example, if I had $100.00, and increased it be 46%, I would have an additional $46.00.

If I had $200.00, and increased it by 29%, I would have an additional $58.00.

Which is better, Boom?

 

WVUCOOPER

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S&P 500 in the first 645 trading days of each presidency
Ronald Reagan

+23%

George H.W. Bush

+36%

Bill Clinton

+29%

George W. Bush

-26%

Barack Obama

+46%

Donald Trump

+29%


Meh. I hate these silly comparisons, but Trump and Trumpers did go around gloating about it. Tough call.
 

boomerwv

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I don't think Boom understands what he just attempted to prove. Basic math skills aren't for everyone.

For example, if I had $100.00, and increased it be 46%, I would have an additional $46.00.

If I had $200.00, and increased it by 29%, I would have an additional $58.00.

Which is better, Boom?

So, what you're saying is Obama was exponentially better than Reagan?
 

Boomboom521

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I don't think Boom understands what he just attempted to prove. Basic math skills aren't for everyone.

For example, if I had $100.00, and increased it be 46%, I would have an additional $46.00.

If I had $200.00, and increased it by 29%, I would have an additional $58.00.

Which is better, Boom?
I asked if the numbers meant anything. I’m not trying to prove anything.
 

WVUCOOPER

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S&P 500 in the first 645 trading days of each presidency
Ronald Reagan

+23%

George H.W. Bush

+36%

Bill Clinton

+29%

George W. Bush

-26%

Barack Obama

+46%

Donald Trump

+29%


The biggest thing to take away from that post is that our stock markets have been treading water since the tariffs started. Completely obliterated the momentum from the tax cut.
 
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I don't think Boom understands what he just attempted to prove. Basic math skills aren't for everyone.

For example, if I had $100.00, and increased it be 46%, I would have an additional $46.00.

If I had $200.00, and increased it by 29%, I would have an additional $58.00.

Which is better, Boom?



So If I had a billion dollars and it went up 0.5% I would have $5 million more ......So I guess a .5% bests 46% and 29%?????
 

bornaneer

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I asked if the numbers meant anything. I’m not trying to prove anything.
It means I must have made some poor investment decisions when Obama was POTUS......My portfolio has made major progress since Thump as been in office.
 

WVUCOOPER

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boomerwv

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I don't think you people understand Boomer's post. He was only going off the Herd Fan's math. He wasn't actually arguing Obama was exponentially better than Reagan, just mocking the board herdie.

You've gotta be a little bit intelligent to understand satire.
 

WVU82_rivals

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Does this mean anything ?

Zero was playing ZERO % interest for 8 years...

and that's where the nickname comes from...

 

atlkvb

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I don't think Boom understands what he just attempted to prove. Basic math skills aren't for everyone.

For example, if I had $100.00, and increased it be 46%, I would have an additional $46.00.

If I had $200.00, and increased it by 29%, I would have an additional $58.00.

Which is better, Boom?

You are wasting your time. Neither him nor anyone else on the Left even likes Capitalism or the stock market it represents much less understands it!

Just remember, Trump's either a racist or a misogynist, or a White Nazi nationalist supremacist. None of them can argue anything else about the Left's better plans to increase P/E ratios on individual shares, they're only comfortable discussing what a creep Trump is.
 

WVU82_rivals

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So the great Trump economy couldnt withstand 2.25% rates?

You idiots were saying this is Zero's economy...

which is a lie... as usual...

Competing with the currency manipulating Chicoms is difficult...

but when the Federal Reserve & Chamber of Commerce are fighting Trump, you know they want to wreck our economy...
 

Boomboom521

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You are wasting your time. Neither him nor anyone else on the Left even likes Capitalism or the stock market it represents much less understands it!

Just remember, Trump's either a racist or a misogynist, or a White Nazi nationalist supremacist. None of them can argue anything else about the Left's better plans to increase P/E ratios on individual shares, they're only comfortable discussing what a creep Trump is.
Crazy puke
 

atlkvb

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Crazy puke

Name calling from you is typical and that's because it's all you on the Left have because neither YOU nor any of your other Socialist comrades are capable of explaining how to increase individual earnings on dividend generating shares nor do any of you even like the idea of individual investors getting rich or independent wealth being created privately through personal investments in corporations. Matter of fact the very idea absolutely, positively, unequivocally, unalterably, unarguably, disgusts you! (relatively speaking) You know I'm right too [winking]

"No where man don't worry, take your time don't hurry. Leave it all, 'till somebody else lends you a hand....ah...ah...la...la...la...la....la....."

 
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atlkvb

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You idiots were saying this is Zero's economy...

which is a lie... as usual...

Competing with the currency manipulating Chicoms is difficult...

but when the Federal Reserve & Chamber of Commerce are fighting Trump, you know they want to wreck our economy...

They don't even recognize the economy they're so busy trying to give Zero credit for wasn't even possible according to him! Remember this...his words?
 

atlkvb

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the answer was electing me....abracadabra zero!!!!
 
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atlkvb

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I didn't blame Obama......Where did I say such a thing? Oh....I had growth during Obama....just much better under Trump......with basically the same portfolio.

Remember, Zero was the absolute worst President since the Second World War! He had the absolute rock bottom lowest GDP of any modern U.S. President. He's the first modern US President never to achieve at least 3% GDP in any year he was in office! No one's ever been that bad. He's dead last and at the bottom of the list as the worst.

Fact.


Here are the average growth rates for each president:

  • Johnson (1964-68), 5.3 percent
  • Kennedy (1961-63), 4.3 percent
  • Clinton (1993-2000), 3.9 percent
  • Reagan (1981-88), 3.5 percent
  • Carter (1977-80), 3.3 percent
  • Eisenhower (1953-60), 3 percent
  • Nixon (1969-74), 2.8 percent
  • Ford (1975-76), 2.6 percent
  • G.H.W. Bush (1989-92), 2.3 percent
  • G.W. Bush (2001-08), 2.1 percent
  • Truman (1946-52), 1.7 percent
  • Obama (2009-16), 1.6 percent (dead last)
 
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bornaneer

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Remember, Zero was the absolute worst President since the Second World War! He had the absolute rock bottom lowest GDP of any modern U.S. President. He's the first modern US President never to achieve at least 3% GDP in any year he was in office! No one's ever been that bad. He's dead last and at the bottom of the list as the worst.

Fact.


Here are the average growth rates for each president:

  • Johnson (1964-68), 5.3 percent
  • Kennedy (1961-63), 4.3 percent
  • Clinton (1993-2000), 3.9 percent
  • Reagan (1981-88), 3.5 percent
  • Carter (1977-80), 3.3 percent
  • Eisenhower (1953-60), 3 percent
  • Nixon (1969-74), 2.8 percent
  • Ford (1975-76), 2.6 percent
  • G.H.W. Bush (1989-92), 2.3 percent
  • G.W. Bush (2001-08), 2.1 percent
  • Truman (1946-52), 1.7 percent
  • Obama (2009-16), 1.6 percent (dead last)
The Truman numbers were certainly expected because of the post war era. Obama has no excuse based on the lefts continuing harping of how bad Bush left the economy.