The Trump economy is starting to roar.
The GDP is a good indicator of future growth potential.
The 3% is a benchmark that has not been reached in 8 years of Obama.
In past recession recovery, we were able to get GDP much higher rate except the last one in 2008.
It is possible but what was needed was the help of government policies...
We are seeing a turn around in growth and productivity and in the stock market...a leading indicator.
This time, without the help of the federal reserve.
Corp. earnings are up, job market improving and unemployment claims lowest in years.
The tax refom going through congress now should help.
Lets hope we get a bipartisan support this time around.
by Scott Belford 7 years ago
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by Scott Belford 7 years ago
During the first seven years of the Obama administration, the DOW grew at roughly 10%/yr. (I discounted most of 2016 because of the artificial Trump bump caused by his promise of a big tax give-away to corporations.So far, the DOW has increased about 3.7% annually from Feb 1, 2017 to Jun 25,...
by kbschennai 15 years ago
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by Willowarbor 8 months ago
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by Evan G Rogers 13 years ago
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