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Quote:My negativity is based off what he says and does. The same economist who said the market would never recover after Trump was elected on Nov. 8th? Paul Krugman Says Markets Will ‘Never’ Recover From Trump; Dow Hits Record High FYI, one of the economists mentioned in your article is none other than Austan Goolsbee, Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers for Obama. Wonder why he would think such a thing? The entire article is speculation anyway. Poor speculation. I'm not worried. Balancing trade, lowering taxes, and slashing regulations won't lead to a recession or depression. I'll gladly bump this at the end of year four and prove you wrong. |
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