SBGold said:

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I discuss matters with DW by direct message.

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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ChudBear said:

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SBGold said:

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oski003 said:

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I, along with hundreds of other posters on this site, are invested in the market.

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Easy answer, TY

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We all knew the answer before you asked it.

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I doubt that was the case, many here (mostly the MAGA types) seem pretty naive about economics and the market.

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I would say that you are 100% correct SBG.

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SBGold said:

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I discuss those matters with DW by direct message. He gives good advice on such matters.

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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I discuss those matters with DW by direct message. He gives good advice on such matters.

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Thanks.
I've clearly done well and can prove it.

I've tried to share the "wealth" here with MAGA posters.
But they'd rather spend all day arguing . . . than making money.

I'd rather make money.

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oski003 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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I discuss those matters with DW by direct message. He gives good advice on such matters.

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Thanks.
I've clearly done well and can prove it.

I've tried to share the "wealth" here with MAGA posters.
But they'd rather spend all day arguing . . . than making money.

I'd rather make money.

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That 's not my interpretation of the majority of the time you share "wealth" here with posters. Sometimes I can wade through the puffery and find some real information, and I do appreciate those occasions.

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DiabloWags said:

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Can't blame this on Sleepy Joe.

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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ChudBear said:

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SBGold said:

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oski003 said:

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I, along with hundreds of other posters on this site, are invested in the market.

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Easy answer, TY

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We all knew the answer before you asked it.

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I doubt that was the case, many here (mostly the MAGA types) seem pretty naive about economics and the market.

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I would say that you are 100% correct SBG.

When it comes to the markets, the knowledge base by MAGA is terribly low.
The recent "discussion" on the crude oil market is the poster child for this.

More often than not, MAGA has to resort to posting tweets from some talking head that they don't even fully comprehend. Because it is biased towards their politics, they simply "embrace" it without having a clue about it. We saw this repeatedly with tweets from conservative "influencers" like the college drop-out Amuse by Trump supporters.

It's FUNNY.

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dajo9 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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ChudBear said:

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SBGold said:

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oski003 said:

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I, along with hundreds of other posters on this site, are invested in the market.

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Easy answer, TY

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We all knew the answer before you asked it.

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I doubt that was the case, many here (mostly the MAGA types) seem pretty naive about economics and the market.

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I would say that you are 100% correct SBG.

When it comes to the markets, the knowledge base by MAGA is terribly low.
The recent "discussion" on the crude oil market is the poster child for this.

More often than not, MAGA has to resort to posting tweets from some talking head that they don't even fully comprehend. Because it is biased towards their politics, they simply "embrace" it without having a clue about it. We saw this repeatedly with tweets from conservative "influencers" like the college drop-out Amuse by Trump supporters.

It's FUNNY.

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They actually spend most of their time trying to dodge substantive topics in favor of pedantics

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dajo9 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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ChudBear said:

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SBGold said:

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oski003 said:

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I, along with hundreds of other posters on this site, are invested in the market.

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Easy answer, TY

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We all knew the answer before you asked it.

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I doubt that was the case, many here (mostly the MAGA types) seem pretty naive about economics and the market.

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I would say that you are 100% correct SBG.

When it comes to the markets, the knowledge base by MAGA is terribly low.
The recent "discussion" on the crude oil market is the poster child for this.

More often than not, MAGA has to resort to posting tweets from some talking head that they don't even fully comprehend. Because it is biased towards their politics, they simply "embrace" it without having a clue about it. We saw this repeatedly with tweets from conservative "influencers" like the college drop-out Amuse by Trump supporters.

It's FUNNY.

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They actually spend most of their time trying to dodge substantive topics in favor of pedantics

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DiabloWags said:

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dajo9 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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ChudBear said:

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SBGold said:

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oski003 said:

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I, along with hundreds of other posters on this site, are invested in the market.

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Easy answer, TY

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We all knew the answer before you asked it.

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I doubt that was the case, many here (mostly the MAGA types) seem pretty naive about economics and the market.

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I would say that you are 100% correct SBG.

When it comes to the markets, the knowledge base by MAGA is terribly low.
The recent "discussion" on the crude oil market is the poster child for this.

More often than not, MAGA has to resort to posting tweets from some talking head that they don't even fully comprehend. Because it is biased towards their politics, they simply "embrace" it without having a clue about it. We saw this repeatedly with tweets from conservative "influencers" like the college drop-out Amuse by Trump supporters.

It's FUNNY.

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They actually spend most of their time trying to dodge substantive topics in favor of pedantics

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True.

They never actually discuss the TOPIC of the thread.
Just the people posting in it.

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dajo9 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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ChudBear said:

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SBGold said:

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oski003 said:

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I, along with hundreds of other posters on this site, are invested in the market.

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Easy answer, TY

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We all knew the answer before you asked it.

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I doubt that was the case, many here (mostly the MAGA types) seem pretty naive about economics and the market.

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I would say that you are 100% correct SBG.

When it comes to the markets, the knowledge base by MAGA is terribly low.
The recent "discussion" on the crude oil market is the poster child for this.

More often than not, MAGA has to resort to posting tweets from some talking head that they don't even fully comprehend. Because it is biased towards their politics, they simply "embrace" it without having a clue about it. We saw this repeatedly with tweets from conservative "influencers" like the college drop-out Amuse by Trump supporters.

It's FUNNY.

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They actually spend most of their time trying to dodge substantive topics in favor of pedantics

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Aunburdened said:

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dajo9 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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SBGold said:

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ChudBear said:

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SBGold said:

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oski003 said:

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I, along with hundreds of other posters on this site, are invested in the market.

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Easy answer, TY

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We all knew the answer before you asked it.

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I doubt that was the case, many here (mostly the MAGA types) seem pretty naive about economics and the market.

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I would say that you are 100% correct SBG.

When it comes to the markets, the knowledge base by MAGA is terribly low.
The recent "discussion" on the crude oil market is the poster child for this.

More often than not, MAGA has to resort to posting tweets from some talking head that they don't even fully comprehend. Because it is biased towards their politics, they simply "embrace" it without having a clue about it. We saw this repeatedly with tweets from conservative "influencers" like the college drop-out Amuse by Trump supporters.

It's FUNNY.

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They actually spend most of their time trying to dodge substantive topics in favor of pedantics

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How many posts have you made about Trump wanting Iran to attack LA and San Diego?

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dajo9 said:

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Aunburdened said:

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dajo9 said:

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They actually spend most of their time trying to dodge substantive topics in favor of pedantics

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How many posts have you made about Trump wanting Iran to attack LA and San Diego?

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Not enough

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Want to know how well the economy is doing?

This man has borrowed $155 billion EVERY MONTH of this fiscal year and as a result is paying $24 billion in interest on that borrowing EVERY WEEK.

If you call that sound fiscal management you need a mental health intervention. pic.twitter.com/JwfusO1hNQ

— Truth Matters (@politicsusa46) October 21, 2026

chazzed said:

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I don't blame them one bit. The direction of this country is scary. You can always count on Republicans to ruin the economy.

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dajo9 said:

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chazzed said:

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I don't blame them one bit. The direction of this country is scary. You can always count on Republicans to ruin the economy.

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A Democratic President has NEVER inherited a good economy from a Republican

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B.D.Bear said:

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dajo9 said:

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chazzed said:

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I don't blame them one bit. The direction of this country is scary. You can always count on Republicans to ruin the economy.

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A Democratic President has NEVER inherited a good economy from a Republican

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That's a misleading oversimplification. Clinton inherited an economy that was already growing following the 1990-91 recession. Carter inherited an economy growing more than 5% annually, and Biden inherited an economy recovering from a global pandemic. If you're going to give Democrats credit for economic recoveries, you also have to acknowledge when those recoveries began under Republicans.

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DiabloWags said:

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B.D.Bear said:

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dajo9 said:

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chazzed said:

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I don't blame them one bit. The direction of this country is scary. You can always count on Republicans to ruin the economy.

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A Democratic President has NEVER inherited a good economy from a Republican

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That's a misleading oversimplification. Clinton inherited an economy that was already growing following the 1990-91 recession. Carter inherited an economy growing more than 5% annually, and Biden inherited an economy recovering from a global pandemic. If you're going to give Democrats credit for economic recoveries, you also have to acknowledge when those recoveries began under Republicans.

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That's FALSE.

In 1992, 10 million Americans were unemployed, the country faced record deficits, and poverty and welfare rolls were growing. Jobs were being created at the slowest rate since the Great Depression.

In fact, the unemployment rate peaked in June of 1992 at 7.8%

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