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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (109259)8/4/2018 10:59:51 PM
From: Investor Clouseau4 Recommendations

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codfish23
GROUND ZERO™
Machaon
toccodolce

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imo, you could be correct about the market. tariffs help create more manufacturing jobs, which are the true force multipliers when it comes to job creation. i think that manufacturing jobs lead to more support jobs than any other job category. imo, best investment is finding american companies that manufacture mostly in america.

plus, China needs us way more than we need them and their economy is on fragile ground with all the building they did that is now standing vacant, and the fact that they are an export driven economy rather than a domestic consumer lead economy.

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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (109259)8/5/2018 2:54:06 PM
From: AdvocatusDiaboli1 Recommendation

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Oblivious

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If in fact you are right about a mind boggling rally that will surprise many bulls then I think that would be the irrational exuberance that would send this market crashing. Then I feel sure we would fall through 2800 rapidly and in the not to distant future.
Trump is trying to set right many things. Without any bipartisan support he will have failures as well as successes.
Hopefully the market will not get ahead of the game which of course is what irrational exuberance really is.
I hope this market can just grind its way higher in line with the improving economy not go racing off like sprinter in a marathon.
You have clearly demonstrated the skills to play both sides of the game but few do and I would hate to see a repeat of 2008 that caused so much pain to so many investors .