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In reply to the discussion: Measuring the average American's economic well-being using stock prices [View all]Spitfire of ATJ
(32,723 posts)58. Looking forward to it.
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Measuring the average American's economic well-being using stock prices [View all]
MannyGoldstein
Jul 2014
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Mitt Romney and his ilk should be doing happy dances! President Obama has been very, very good to
quinnox
Jul 2014
#16
They see what they want to see. ACA is now the answer to our healthcare problems,
Doctor_J
Jul 2014
#5
The funny thing about that is that I used to be a centrist, and now I'm "extreme left",
winter is coming
Jul 2014
#13
Yes, U6 is improving, but it's not clear that it's the whole truth, either
MannyGoldstein
Jul 2014
#22
Great analogy Manny. The Stock Market is a measure of the well being of the wealthy. nm
rhett o rick
Jul 2014
#12
Yes, it is. The only question is whether it will arrive before Election Day. n/t
winter is coming
Jul 2014
#36
True. The stock market tripled (up 260%) in FDR's first term, but that was not the indicator
pampango
Jul 2014
#48
The stock market is a reflection of the actions of the Fed. It's not tied into the overall state
Yavin4
Jul 2014
#49
During the Reagan years all they talked about was the GNP, the GNP, the GNP...
DesertDiamond
Jul 2014
#50
Insurnace companies and pension funds and, yes, us, regular folks invest
question everything
Jul 2014
#52