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Uncle Joe

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7. P.S. I also believe the two bolded paragraphs in the OP

Reply to rickford66 (Reply #5)

Thu Nov 28, 2019, 10:09 PM

Nov 2019

also explain why this analyst believes long view policies as proposed by Bernie and Elizabeth are overdue, there has been a "massive transfer of wealth in the stock market at least since 2000 from labor to capital" aka; the wealthiest among us and this is "unsustainable."

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Why Growth Stocks Have Beaten Value - and Bernie Sanders' and Elizabeth Warren's Day Has Come [View all] Uncle Joe Nov 2019 OP

Can someone explain this in layman's terms ? rickford66 Nov 2019 #1

Fascinating, when I first clicked on this link to start the OP, I was able to read Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #4

"Their day has come." Is this good or bad and why ? rickford66 Nov 2019 #5

I believe it's because their policies are geared more toward the long view, instead of just Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #6

P.S. I also believe the two bolded paragraphs in the OP Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #7

Reminder: According to his most recent Senate Personal Financial Disclosure... George II Nov 2019 #2

Actually Andrew Yang's time has come... zaj Nov 2019 #3

I view the massive transfer of wealth Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #8