Why Wall Street suddenly fell apart in 2018 and what’s ahead

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Analysis: A wobbly economy, an uncertain future with interest rates and a president who wouldn’t stop talking about the stock market posed grave dangers in 2018. - CNBC

 

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CNBC Wobbly economy? Hmm. What country are you talking abt?

CNBC Thank you for your up beat reporting it's doing well in my neighborhood we love lowered gas prices at the pump

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CNBC Time to remove the market manipulating traitor from office.

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CNBC And yet as we enter into 2019, we have so called news articles like this crap that would rather see us as a country fail - than to succeed because of hatred.

CNBC Looks like another year of we are all going to die again...

CNBC Trump doesn’t understand how the world Economy works, Trump is bad for business

CNBC It was the Plan

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CNBC Wobbly economy? U are not paying attention.

CNBC Despite the lying sack of shit, not everyone is ignoring the climate crisis. You can take out Trump, Putin and MBS all at once by making 2019 the year you reduce your fossil fuel use. Demand appears to be finally weakening, which is a very good thing indeed. Please help it along.

CNBC So, when the market goes up the media changes the subject, because they couldn't blame Trump.

CNBC Best unemployment ever ! So keep up the left lies

CNBC Doubtful

CNBC We are probably going to end up in a recession in 2019 due to trumpism.

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