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Old Man Jingles

Rat out of a cage
He can't call a press conference and demand an end to this?
I HAVE NO AUTHORITAH!!!

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Babagounj

Strength through joy
I'm starting to think that the real power people behind Biden staged one of his remarks last night.
Just moments after Biden snapped at Trump -- the shirt was already for sale on JoeBiden.com.
The debate wasn't even over yet, and the shirt was already posted in the online store for $30.
 

newfie

Well-Known Member
The biggest obstacle to the market is the worry that donald won't go quietly. Wall Street is fine with a Biden presidency and on hopes that the current administration will sign onto Pelosi's stimulus plan.

If donald has a case to explain that the voting tabulation is rigged or totally fricked up then he will make it. I am sure you would want Biden to do the same. Stay off the sanctimonious bull:censored2: . the dems kill babies they have no moral high ground to claim.
 

newfie

Well-Known Member
The securities and investment industry donated just $10.5 million to Trump's presidential campaign and outside groups aligned with it, according to a new tally by OpenSecrets. It has sent nearly five times as much cash, $51.1 million, to Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.
when you want your dick sucked you dont pay some chick who is moral and wont do it you pay the slut that will suck it until your eyes roll back in your head. clearly they think Biden is the one that will polish their knob .
 

newfie

Well-Known Member
Joe Biden isn’t just up in the polls. He’s up on Wall Street, too.

The Street famously hates uncertainty. But at least for the moment, institutional investors and hedge-fund managers have a consensus about the presidential election: Mr. Biden is the likely winner.

WSJ

Joe biden the wall street bitch. should sell well with the Bernie bro's
 

El Correcto

god is dead
Biden is soft on China, Trump can do unknown damage to the China status quo. That’s the only reason I can see for wanting Biden instead of Trump from a Wall Street perspective. Maybe I’m missing something?
 

newfie

Well-Known Member
Biden is soft on China, Trump can do unknown damage to the China status quo. That’s the only reason I can see for wanting Biden instead of Trump from a Wall Street perspective. Maybe I’m missing something?

biden is immoral and has demonstrated that he will sell his ass to the highest bidder. Wall street is investment for profit :censored2: the ethics.
 

newfie

Well-Known Member
Biden is soft on China, Trump can do unknown damage to the China status quo. That’s the only reason I can see for wanting Biden instead of Trump from a Wall Street perspective. Maybe I’m missing something?

Biden equals a passive get along dont make waves foreign policy. Trump grabs them by the ear and kicks them in the ass.
 

DELACROIX

In the Spirit of Honore' Daumier
Biden equals a passive get along dont make waves foreign policy. Trump grabs them by the ear and kicks them in the ass.

I would imagine that foreign policy will be debated in the next debate. Biden is not been strong in leadership qualities, that is why Obama did not want him in the 2016 presidential run and picked Hillary. Obama worked with him for eight years and knew his flaws and personality weaknesses, usually when a president picks a vice they select a person who will follow the pack and not take over.

When you watched Biden on stage you get the feeling that he was a puppet a well rehearsed one but still dancing on somebody’s strings and repeating the same old repetitive lines, no real answers or solutions. When he answered it was actually what Trump was doing over the last 4 years
He was all fluff and superficial to the max.

Trump’s tactics were to rip into him forcing him into a major breakdown, he was way too aggressive. I guess he has a lot of anger issues by the way he has been attacked by the Dems with his first term, he took it out on Joe big time. Next time he needs to focus more and let Biden’s projected policies play out more to the undecided voters out there. If Joe has a mental breakdown during the next couple of debates it would be more icing on the cake.
 

Jones

fILE A GRIEVE!
Staff member
How can investors avoid these mistakes?
  • Don’t allow election predictions and outcomes to influence investment decisions. History shows that election results have very little impact on long-term returns.
  • Expect volatility, especially during primary season, but don’t fear it. View it as a potential opportunity.
  • Stick to a long-term investment strategy instead of trying to time markets around elections. Investors who were fully invested or made regular, monthly investments did better than those who stayed in cash in election years.
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy
I would imagine that foreign policy will be debated in the next debate. Biden is not been strong in leadership qualities, that is why Obama did not want him in the 2016 presidential run and picked Hillary. Obama worked with him for eight years and knew his flaws and personality weaknesses, usually when a president picks a vice they select a person who will follow the pack and not take over.

When you watched Biden on stage you get the feeling that he was a puppet a well rehearsed one but still dancing on somebody’s strings and repeating the same old repetitive lines, no real answers or solutions. When he answered it was actually what Trump was doing over the last 4 years
He was all fluff and superficial to the max.

Trump’s tactics were to rip into him forcing him into a major breakdown, he was way too aggressive. I guess he has a lot of anger issues by the way he has been attacked by the Dems with his first term, he took it out on Joe big time. Next time he needs to focus more and let Biden’s projected policies play out more to the undecided voters out there. If Joe has a mental breakdown during the next couple of debates it would be more icing on the cake.
Don't count on it. The chosen moderator interned for Joe Biden.
 

Old Man Jingles

Rat out of a cage
How can investors avoid these mistakes?
  • Don’t allow election predictions and outcomes to influence investment decisions. History shows that election results have very little impact on long-term returns.
  • Expect volatility, especially during primary season, but don’t fear it. View it as a potential opportunity.
  • Stick to a long-term investment strategy instead of trying to time markets around elections. Investors who were fully invested or made regular, monthly investments did better than those who stayed in cash in election years.
You are right on the money for LT Investors.
However, I took a little over half at 28,421 on August 31 and put it in Federal Money Fund.
I've been retired for 8 years now and this was a wealth protection move on my part.
I can stomach the lost opportunities better than actual lost in wealth ... the old a unit lost has more value than a unit gained.
I'll get back in after the election.
Pretty much a wash at this point.
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy

Some one has to tell the Boston hacks that ICE can detain anyone who they think is here illegally.
The person they were looking for is the same race as the man who was stopped.
That is not racial profiling.
 
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