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J. P. Morgan getting increasingly pointed about the lasting damage the Trump presidency is causing to our economy/financial markets.
April 22, 2025 at 12:02 AM
J. P. Morgan getting increasingly pointed about the lasting damage the Trump presidency is causing to our economy/financial markets.
Nuttiness, believing in fringe obscene conspiracy theories, is mainstream in GOP now.
Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is a 9/11 truther now. He thinks like MTG that it was an insider job.
Unbelievable.
Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is a 9/11 truther now. He thinks like MTG that it was an insider job.
Unbelievable.
April 21, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Nuttiness, believing in fringe obscene conspiracy theories, is mainstream in GOP now.
Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is a 9/11 truther now. He thinks like MTG that it was an insider job.
Unbelievable.
Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is a 9/11 truther now. He thinks like MTG that it was an insider job.
Unbelievable.
No one can say we didn't know what was coming.
This was our forever tipsy Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth foreshadowing his peculiar ability to always miss the mark while almost killing people.
This was our forever tipsy Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth foreshadowing his peculiar ability to always miss the mark while almost killing people.
April 21, 2025 at 9:00 PM
No one can say we didn't know what was coming.
This was our forever tipsy Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth foreshadowing his peculiar ability to always miss the mark while almost killing people.
This was our forever tipsy Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth foreshadowing his peculiar ability to always miss the mark while almost killing people.
Great show, but aren’t the EPS trends mislabeled in this chart?:
The teal line shows a sharp EPS drop, typical of recessions, and should represent corrections that became recessions. The purple line, with stable EPS, aligns with non-recession corrections. The two labels appear to be reversed.
The teal line shows a sharp EPS drop, typical of recessions, and should represent corrections that became recessions. The purple line, with stable EPS, aligns with non-recession corrections. The two labels appear to be reversed.
April 18, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Great show, but aren’t the EPS trends mislabeled in this chart?:
The teal line shows a sharp EPS drop, typical of recessions, and should represent corrections that became recessions. The purple line, with stable EPS, aligns with non-recession corrections. The two labels appear to be reversed.
The teal line shows a sharp EPS drop, typical of recessions, and should represent corrections that became recessions. The purple line, with stable EPS, aligns with non-recession corrections. The two labels appear to be reversed.