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To: kidl who wrote (266738)	12/24/2018 1:43:51 PM
From: ralfph	Respond to of 314103

Agree with you, I pulled the charts up last week and did the same this morning. - but the worse December since 1929? But in my book points do not count % does. Also I wonder what may happen next. One day of capitulation or even a week may signal the end of this but a year or two might be a pain in the arse.

To: kidl who wrote (266738)	12/26/2018 11:43:21 AM
From: Valuepro	2 Recommendations Recommended By Proud Deplorable silvertoad Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 314103

Those trying to blame Trump for what is looking like the start of a recession are either ignorant of history or care not for what it can teach us. The US has been through the longest expansionary period ever and by a factor of 2+ time the average. Is it not about time for a market contraction, if not one for the economy at large? Can Trump truly be responsible for a dip (or worse) given the cyclical nature of these things? awealthofcommonsense.com