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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding
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To: kidl who wrote (4448)2/19/2020 4:31:19 AM
From: robert b furman  Read Replies (2) of 13803
 
HI Kidl,

Time will tell.

If it is a delusion,then the US's seemingly teflon economy should mirror those with greater bureaucracies.

If US growth leads and continues above other countries then your "very majority" more than likely will want similar performance.

I think your term megalomaniac is a bit harsh .

What we're witnessing is a business man's view of how government should lead vs a bureaucrats view of how to talk about it while the main event is inaction.

Every once in a while the pendulum stops and reverses direction.

In those rare times your megalomaniac becomes a great leader in the eyes of the "very majority".

I suspect we'll know that in another 4 years.

I for one think it long overdue and refreshing.

I guess that's what makes a market.

Bob
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