Is he doing it? Is the absolute madman making it great again

>>1638411
In all fairness, Russia would be open to restoring relations with any President who wasn't part of the Obama administration.
Hell, Russia would open relations with a half eated pesto and ham sandwich if it was President of the United States and had no contact with Obama or Hillary.

>>1638418
Yeah, all we have to do is pretend the last 8 years of presidency in the US never happened and Russia would be allies with us. Totally fair

But he isn't president right now. So Obama is making America great again.

>>1638429
>But he isn't president right now. So Obama is making America great again.

How is market expectations booming after his election not a result of him though?

>>1638430
No it is actually a result of my cat shitting on my desk ! As soon as he dropped the poo, USD started booming ! Man I knew it, this is definitely a proof my cat is behind this.

>>1638432
That's got to be the most sarcastic expression of "correlation is not causation" I've ever read.

>>1638432
>New president gets elected

>dude things that happen aren't a result of a change of power and market anticipations of a new president it's complete correlation, people's faith in the US has no effect on markets

I believe in a lot of what Trump is doing, I think he could be a great President.

But I won't drink any kool-aid just yet because this tariff on foreign importations from Mexico and China will not work. When this kicks in, it's going to cause problems.

>>1638441
I'm going to make a killing.

Every day I keep a tape recorder around me. Whenever I hear my peers or coworkers lament the election of Donald Trump -- be it outright despair or lowbrow sarcasm -- I hit "record." I have amassed hours of such audio, as well as a gallery of photos and videos of liberal tears.

Mark my words: Trump-related butthurt will revitalize the meme market, but only for a short while. Hop on this bubble NOW, while the opportunity is there.

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>>1638432
Is your cat president elect? Yes/no

>>1638411
If inflating the stock market into the biggest bubble it has ever seen is going to make America great again he might be able to pull it off.
Piketty's r > g will hold, wealth inequality will rise to new heights at a faster rate laying the foundations for an even bigger populist backlash in the future.

>>1638441
>But I won't drink any kool-aid just yet because this tariff on foreign importations from Mexico and China will not work. When this kicks in, it's going to cause problems.
From how his administration is shaping up it looks highly unlikely he's going to actually impose tariffs. Without those tariffs the promises he made for more manufacturing jobs won't pan out since even if he drops all regulations it'll still be cheaper to manufacturer elsewhere.

http://mikenormaneconomics.blogspot.ca/2016/11/the-time-i-met-kt-mcfarland-trumps-new.html