Jeff Danziger for December 05, 2017

Building a better 1929 in our future.

“better” Try bigger.. It’ll be Yuge!

I love the fact that his supporters keep getting screwed and go in for MORE!

I love that your pic is Mr. Farley(?) from Green Acres.

We ain’t got no stock since we had to sell the cow.

About 8 head of stock…if pigs count…

You have zero stocks sweetheart.

Do gunstocks count? Then they have 23.

Folk forget that it was the rise of unions that forced the then upper class to share.. The demise of unions today has led to stagnant wages… and the upper class again no longer shares.

Orin Hatch: “I have a rough time wanting to spend billions and billions and trillions of dollars to help people who won’t help themselves, won’t lift a finger and expect the federal government to do everything.” Franklin D. Roosevelt: “The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.”

Wall Street and Main Street have less and less in common as time passes.

I will correct my last comment. A down Wall Street will cause a down on Main Street. Up on Wall Street has become less correlated to an up on Main Street.

Danziger, don’t you ever get tired of insulting working people?

It should be noted that historically, when unemployment goes up, so does the stock market. Regulation is needed, just like other segments of the gambling industry, as that’s all the “market” has been for several decades with deregulation. Stocks, like tax breaks don’t reinvest in production and jobs, just “profit” off the stocks themselves. “Workers” are now computer controlled robots", that can’t unionize and cut profits to investors. Yep, let’s get rid of those corporate taxes, tax the underemployed instead!

History will repeat itself with karmatic Justice for the elite 1%. We will have a replay of October 29th, 1929, probably about May of 2018.

Trump owns an amazing 11-month Bull market. The amazing trend upward has been going strong for the last 103 months, but Trump alone wasn’t enough to stop the stock increases. These guys pictured are the Trump supporters who buy into the big, fat ugly bubble of the stock market, this virtually unprecedented eight and a half year increase in stock market growth will eventually fall. Eventually the stocks will retreat, and Trump will own that as well.

If the Republican social engineering, great swindle of a Tax Plan fails, the market might drop.

Why ain’t we got the money for the mortgage on the cow?

Cause we ain’t we got the money for the mortgage on the cow.

Boo hoo, boo hoo hoo

Moo moo, moo moo moo

If the “rich” invest it will only be to modernize. Supply is no longer tied to labor with machines and robots doig all the work. No workers with $$, no demand, no reason to invest… The new world.. a few will live like kings.. the rest.. like peasants. Much.. like it was before the unions 60 years ago forced a change.

Actually, they have plenty of “stocks”, Ellie Mae! They got chickens and pigs, and ducks and cows – lots of “stocks!”

“Not investing is an American problem for all age groups,” says Ms. Cornfield. Collectively, 4 in 10 Americans, 43 percent, own stocks, reports Bankrate. This includes 51 percent of people who are 36 to 51 years old (Generation X), and 48 percent of Baby Boomers, who are aged 52 to 70.Jul 6, 2016