The Economy

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concordtom
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DiabloWags said:

cal83dls79 said:

Can't wait for the concurrent recession, deals galore for those with cash.


I can't wait for my $2,000 tariff check to make up for the $1800 that my family lost due to tariffs.

MAGA!






You'll never see it.
That's just advertising for his popularity.
Besides, if he were to send $2000 to 300M people, that's $600B, and that's inflationary. And, he doesn't have it to give out anyways.

It's just another one of his crazy off handed comments. He's as loose with his words as he was with his dick.
Scumbag.
DiabloWags
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concordtom said:

DiabloWags said:

cal83dls79 said:

Can't wait for the concurrent recession, deals galore for those with cash.


I can't wait for my $2,000 tariff check to make up for the $1800 that my family lost due to tariffs.

MAGA!






You'll never see it.

That's just advertising for his popularity.
Besides, if he were to send $2000 to 300M people, that's $600B, and that's inflationary. And, he doesn't have it to give out anyways.

It's just another one of his crazy off handed comments. He's as loose with his words as he was with his dick.
Scumbag.


A.) I know. I won't ever see it.
B.) The math doesn't work given 200m eligible x $2,000 = $400 Billion
C.) Congress would most likely have to approve this.
"Cults don't end well. They really don't."
DiabloWags
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Looks like we will finally get the September Jobs report 3 days after the Govt reopens.

Other September data, including retail sales, trade data, and the personal consumption expenditures price index, also will be released fairly quickly, as will official data on initial and continuing jobless claims.

Getting October data may be a whole another issue.
We might not get October's Retail Sales and CPI data until Dec. 18th.

If we get lucky, the Fed will have the November and December jobs report before their Dec. 9th and 10th meeting. Based on the timeline of data releases from the shutdown in 2013, those reports should come out on Dec. 8th.


The Fed Might Not Get Key Data for the December MeetingEven if the Shutdown Ends This Week
"Cults don't end well. They really don't."
 
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