White House trade adviser says it’s a ‘certainty’ bull market last through 2020

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Oh, don't worry... this thing is a slam dunk

‘Before I came to the White House I spent a better part of 20 years forecasting the business cycle and stock market trends, and what I can tell you with certainty is that we’re going to have a strong economy through 2020 and beyond with a bull market.’ That’s White House trade adviser Peter Navarro expressing some serious optimism in an interview with ABC News on Sunday.“The Fed will be lowering rates. The ECB will be engaging in monetary stimulus.

“Why hasn’t the Wall Street Journal been editorializing over the last 10 years about China’s hacking our computers to steal trade secrets, about stealing our intellectual property, about forcing the technology transfer from our companies, about the currency manipulation that occurred for over a decade?” he said. “The Wall Street Journal never saw an American job it didn’t want to offshore.”Raddatz then asked about the tariffs and why the president announced he’d delay them to help U.S.

 

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Dam! CNBC and Yahoo Finance can your teams and drum up more panic and fear about this yield thing, so I can buy more shares at a lower discount(last January $). Gee Whiz! 🇺🇸❤️

The guitarist for the chili peppers?

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Well if we can't trust one of Trump's lackeys and his most ignorant advisor and 'economist', then who can we trust? 🤔😥🤔

If it’s such a certainty, why the need by the Fed to cut rates ... and bigly

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