Not since 1998

79eer

Junior
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A traditional 60 / 40 (stock / bond) portfolio mix now returning at levels not seen since 1998. Even more impressive is the fact that the 1998 10-year treasury bond yield was roughly 4.66% vs todays average of 2.50%. The Trump economy continues to create strong returns for every working and retired American of the likes of which has not been seen in close to 20 years. CNBC Nov. 27, 2019
 

WVU80ate_rivals

Redshirt
Jun 10, 2003
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A traditional 60 / 40 (stock / bond) portfolio mix now returning at levels not seen since 1998. Even more impressive is the fact that the 1998 10-year treasury bond yield was roughly 4.66% vs todays average of 2.50%. The Trump economy continues to create strong returns for every working and retired American of the likes of which has not been seen in close to 20 years. CNBC Nov. 27, 2019
There’s your magic wand Obama.
 

atlkvb

All-American
Jul 9, 2004
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What do you expect from a Harvard grad? Fing Marxists.

Hey, it was my economy until Trump came along!
 

atlkvb

All-American
Jul 9, 2004
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There’s your magic wand Obama.

I've posted on here that no matter what else Democrats say, the American people will not reject a President with economic performance as stellar as Trump's has been. Democrats are spitting into a stiff wind if they think they can smear Trump enough to force Americans to overlook their personal financial well being.

Proof in the pudding is they (Democrats) have no better plan to offer voters.

Landslide
 

Airport

All-American
Dec 12, 2001
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I've posted on here that no matter what else Democrats say, the American people will not reject a President with economic performance as stellar as Trump's has been. Democrats are spitting into a stiff wind if they think they can smear Trump enough to force Americans to overlook their personal financial well being.

Proof in the pudding is they (Democrats) have no better plan to offer voters.

Landslide
Is he still living?
 

79eer

Junior
Oct 4, 2008
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“The Commerce Department reported Wednesday morning that new orders for manufactured durable goods increased 0.6% in October to $248.7 billion. This follows a 1.4% decline in September (revised lower from -1.2% previously reported) and GREATLY EXCEEDED expectations for a 0.9% decline”.
This is the part that required the “magic wand”.