Not sure equity markets are always the best measure of the economy.

Feb 16, 2020
12:08:42pm

jollaksentie Playmaker

I’d point to the millions of people now with jobs, the increase in hourly wage and drops in food stamp enrollment as better indicators.

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Maybe the economy isn't so good

newbie

2/16/20 11:22am

I don’t think that’s necessarily a bad thing. They could have all cut their

bluecougar1985

2/16/20 11:28am

So what was the percentage increase in the other 497 companies during that time?

Indy Coug

2/16/20 11:29am

I don’t know if it works this way, but 1/3 of the gains is over 8% last year.

bluecougar1985

2/16/20 11:35am

All hail the oligopoly.

More of a Jazz Fan

2/16/20 11:32am

We should be good. All of those companies believe and stand for Progressive values that stand

Zach Morris

2/16/20 11:41am

And for free speech - clearly.

Boanerges

2/16/20 12:04pm

not so different from the past "what's good for GM is good for America"

Kajdin

2/16/20 11:44am

those are big winners, but

I'mBatman

2/16/20 11:45am

Go to any time period. This is almost always the case

Big Tuna

2/16/20 11:50am

Is the stock market a zero sum game?

ldssdl

2/16/20 12:04pm

But a very high % of people’s retirement & pensions

cougXor

2/16/20 12:06pm

Not sure equity markets are always the best measure of the economy.

jollaksentie

2/16/20 12:08pm

It’s not

Indy Coug

2/16/20 12:09pm

My company grew almost 7% which resulted in bonuses for the whole company and ad

BYU Grounds

2/16/20 12:24pm

PSA..index funds.

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