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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (89782)2/15/2017 8:51:23 AM
From: robert b furman3 Recommendations

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codfish23
GROUND ZERO™
toccodolce

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Excellent post GZ.

I put that in my keeper file, over all these year I only have 8 keepers.

If the federal rate is lowered to 15%, five sectors including Utilities, Telecom Services, Consumer Discretionary, Industrials, and Consumer Staples will see tax bills lowered by more than 10%. Among them, companies within the Industrials sector lead the way with a 16.2% tax cut on an aggregate level.

Says to me it is time for the industrials - especially small and mid caps to just plain explode up.

Add to that 3 trillion in repatriation coming back to build robotic manufacturing facilities with in our borders and NO ONE can touch our low cost manufacturing.

Very solid long term BULLISH environment , that has NOT EVEN started.

Bob



To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (89782)2/15/2017 12:54:02 PM
From: codfish232 Recommendations

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GROUND ZERO™
Investor Clouseau

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Great article. It's amazing how the market already figured out the conclusions of that article, but I think there's still plenty of room for the banks and industrials to run.
"This time is different"---- well, when's the last time we had a 15% corporate tax rate? That WOULD BE different