The Dow Jones Industrial Average began the session up 42 points, or 0.2%, at 21,225, trading above its previous record close set last week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average began the session up 42 points, or 0.2%, at 21,225, trading above its previous record close set last week.
Nasdaq got slammed (heading that way again today), not winning.WINNING !
Nasdaq got slammed (heading that way again today), not winning.
Slammed means the average went down. That statement is true regardless of why it went there.
Slammed means the average went down. That statement is true regardless of why it went there.
When the Nasdaq goes down a 100 points or so in a day, that's "losing" in my book. Maybe that's winning at your house but not at mine. We're talking about one day in this thread."Not winning" was incorrect. Nasdaq has stabilized at higher than low water mark after those 2 days, due to the change in algorithms.
25,000 by the end of the year.
Watch.
Leftists will try to give Obama credit, but most of the growth will be in energy stocks and manufacturing expansion due to huge inflows of Capital coming in from from overseas.(repatriated funds as well as new Foreign investments)
It gained 22.64% in 2016, so 25,000 would be a 17.8% increase...almost as good as the increase under Obama.
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I don't know about you country but I'll take it. My portfolio is doing quite well right now and that's just "mo money" to fund your Socialist utopia!
You should celebrate a 25,000 DJI, That means a lot of Americans are getting paid, because a lot of Americans are working making money for "evil rich" companies and their investors.[cheers]
My fund is doing well, has been for the last 8 years. It tracks the S&P 500. I have a little bit of money in an International Fund and a little bit in a Small Caps fund. The S&P earned me about 15% over the last 5 years, Small Caps about the same and the International earned me about 7%. Now that I think about it, I should move my I Fund money to the Small Caps Fund.
Might be a good move for 'ya country.
Might I suggest you simply turn it all over to Leviathan to help out your fellow needy Americans who are still trapped in poverty and oppressed by Republican Right Wing cuts to their desperately needed Social programs?
I mean, aren't you being "greedy" refusing to turn over your "fair share"? Aren't you already working? Have a job? Plenty to eat? Drive a nice car? You want more?
Why are you investing in the stock market? Isn't that what "evil rich" people do? Isn't that how they "take money from the poor" and hoard it all to themselves?
I'm ashamed of you countryroads89, practicing Capitalism!
I thought you were one of the "true believers" in income redistribution?
Karl Marx would not be proud of you country let me tell 'ya?
(seriously I hope your stock portfolio continues to do well for you and makes you filthy rich)kay:
I do pay my fair share and in 32 years of paying income taxes, I have never complained about paying taxes and have no intentions of starting. I am glad that some of my taxes go to help the less fortunate.
You do realize that corporations receive welfare too?
As far as being filthy rich, I have no desire to be filthy rich. Doesn't the Bible say something about the love of money?