Nov 17, 2016 All you know is what everyone else tells you. Go listen to Rachel Maddow to get your daily dose of bs while you quietly sit and resent MBA students, most of whom shoulder tremendous amounts of debt to continue their education. You're a fool.
Nov 17, 2016 I didn't elect anyone, but I listen to what the markets tell me. So far they are positive.
Nov 17, 2016 Trump is a dumber less polished Huey "Kingfish" Long. ... the American Electorate is now less sophisticated and more gullible than Louisiana residents of the 1920's.
Nov 17, 2016 Dumb people like @blair are buying now... the same people that were sold gold coins and canned food by Glenn Beck when Obama became President .
Nov 17, 2016 People like you can root against him all you want, but you're just shooting yourself in the foot.
Nov 17, 2016 and i'm not sitting quietly -- i'm calling you a cuck lmao. and nope - i think for myself. i haven't blindly accepted my parent's soft pedal racism/conservative pov... like some people. Yeah, I'm a "fool" -- you think a nitwit NYC tabloid star who r---d a 13 year old is going to fix our economy. rofl, small violin for MBAs: http://fortune.com/2015/05/19/mba-graduates-starting-salary/ http://www.usnews.com/education/bes...ata-job-rates-starting-salaries-for-mba-grads
Nov 17, 2016 I'm speaking on behalf of how the markets are reacting to a Trump presidency... Favorably. So you think the economy needs to be fixed? What happened the past 8 years? The beauty of an MBA is that anyone can get one and there are multiple systems in place for diversity candidates in both school and advanced job placement. So basically, you can cry all you want about all the money hard working people make, but it is inclusive if you have a brain big enough to apply to a program. All you do in whine and cry about other people's education, money, etc. You're just another jealous hater "being held down by other people" lol
Nov 17, 2016 8 years ago half of the world's perceived wealth disappeared and America's oldest and most iconic financial institutions boarded up their doors. America was going to stop building cars.
Nov 17, 2016 No. because of CDOs and synthetic CDO's backed by ARM loans handed out to people who shouldn't have qualified for them (subprime). Pensions had nothing to do with it.
Nov 17, 2016 Yeah... Lenders. And GMs pension liability lead to its bankruptcy because it was heavily invested in GM stock (s---) and subprime loans (dog s---).
Nov 17, 2016 Wrong. Except for the subprime loan part. American Auto industry had a crisis because the big three couldn't design products as good as Asian and European manufacturers. Gasoline cost $4.00 a gallon when Bush was President (Toyota had a Prius, GM had a Hummer H2) and their stock being connected to Subprime backed CDOs.
Nov 17, 2016 Yeah, they had a poor business model (that's their own fault), but sub prime loans pushed them over the edge.
Nov 17, 2016 Yeah... that's what I said over and over again. Not pensions. But, what do I know? I never personally ever bought any stock. I have a credit score of 0. I buy property in short sales where the bank who owns the property loses money. I'll let you Trump supporters buy into the Dow Jones now when it's 20,000... I'll consider buying in the next 3 years when it's around 5,000.
Nov 17, 2016 lol, yet another dodge about the fact you let other men devastate ur wife. If you enjoy watching things get f-----, youll love the trump presidency *rimshot* (waiit...) and yeah - for now - the markets are reacting positively. i think most of that is tied to promises of more gov spending on infrastructure, but also broader assurances from.... obama... that certain trade agreements arent immediately going to be thrown out the window. and dude.... are you srsly this dense? there's been incredible progress the past eight years. the recovery would've been much much stronger had republicans (i.e. the mostly white men im guessing your parents told you to admire) not shown historic levels of intransigence. my alaskan friend @reservoirGod brings up a great point by mentioning cars. remember when supposed business experts were denouncing mpg requirements as bad for the car industry? now its recognized as a singular factor for keeping detroit afloat, and letting american cars compete globally. i won't even get into the way youre sidestepping republican culpability for the recession. rly incredible. thought you went to business school HAHAHAH and... WHAT???? who am i being held down by? im a white male. im just tweaking you on your own privilege, and how your lofty position in life insulates your bs politics. like are you rly suggesting there's not an opportunity gap for minorities and women in this country, even those who acquire mbas? http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...cost-of-an-mba-is-different-for-men-and-women ill grant theres been progress, but its hardly breathtaking so dont go patting yourself on the back for being egalitarian. master degree programs are still overwhelmingly white: https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=72 im not jealous, i just think your politics are soft bc youve never really had to struggle besides f---ing student loans (talk about whining). thats a real issue too tbh but its hardly a qualification for u to think somehow youve suffered + earned your status. affluent white people having opportunity is fine (we all have to live) but not on the backs of others. shame on u
