/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23946231
>Here's an objective fact: economic cycles are always one step behind political cycles because most policies take time to show results and true effects.
And this is why you'll always see more damage at the end of the cycle, like market crashes due to incompetence or unregulated banks and tax cuts towards rich than Dems who generally are always up at the end of the cycle.

Who do you think pumps the stock market with deficits? Seems like that's what Trump has done.


>>23946339
His EXACT claim was "Trump's economy has been better than any Rep or Dem before him"
I proved him wrong with that one single data point.