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To: bart13 who wrote (132544)	3/26/2017 4:04:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218447

Elroy's narrative is not sustainable. It's illustrative of his mindset. Such words are not illustrious. With the linguistic climate changing, it's deplorable that such Hitlerist propaganda has become normalized. He's a denialist, in denial that Big Don has won. Scott Adams hasn't written lots of conflicting predictions. He's not explaining after the fact why political markets are going up or down. Like Mq the Marvelous predicting gold prices year after year a year or two in advance exactly, to the dollar, where the price of gold would be 31 December the following year AND the year after. Amazing. I was going to write a whole paragraph of touchstone LLL words but I need more practise. I used to be able to do it perfectly with business jargon, but at the end of the day, at this point in time, my passion is lacking. My market segmentation for targeting the jargon has gone weak. Oh well, you can't win them all. They seem to think that if they include enough buzz words, they've made an argument. Mqurice

To: bart13 who wrote (132544)	3/26/2017 6:46:33 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 218447

(1) it is possible that the following script plays out (1-i) corporate tax reform passes, but makes it easier for companies to escape from intended obligations (1-ii) or corporate tax reform fails as did obamacare repeal effort failed (1-iii) border tax fails, or passes w/ unintended consequences of tee-ing up negative growth or alt-growth (1-iv) repatriation of offshore domiciled usa-corporate does not happen for any number of reasons - biggest amongst them is safety of funds (1-v) expatriation happens instead (1-vi) obamacare fails, and nothing much to replace it except some variation but ill-conceived legislation is used as emergency backstop (2) in such a scenario, what would possibly have worked well is still-born, and what should fail fails but w/ no efficacious work-around tee-ed up, and and and (3) printing in large wallops result as emergency backstop, again amongst all possibilities i prefer easily understood and therefore predictable overarching macro suspect such macro is where we are at