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Life & Living => Money & Investment => Topic started by: nooneever on January 30, 2017, 10:09:38 AM
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Some of my biotech stocks went down in value. What went up though are stocks in companies getting ready to build that wall. :2funny:
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Some of my biotech stocks went down in value. What went up though are stocks in companies getting ready to build that wall. :2funny:
I'll put money on Trump and/or any of his cronies having stock/interests in the companies who'll eventually get contracts to build this paid-for-in-part-by-Mexico wall.
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CX ;)
Cemex De Cv
Mexican cementing company, cheap labor and materials, they could potentially be building the wall, we're paying for it with the tariffs. Don't say I never gave you nothing.
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:2funny: throughout history wall restrictions have all been proven to fail and torn down or demolished. To think Trump is known to be a smart business man (not a leader), you would think he will think of a better strategy other than a wall ;D
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:2funny: throughout history wall restrictions have all been proven to fail and torn down or demolished. To think Trump is known to be a smart business man (not a leader), you would think he will think of a better strategy other than a wall ;D
he said anything to get elected. then deal with them later once elected.
it's like "shoot first, ask questions later" type of guy.
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he said anything to get elected. then deal with them later once elected.
it's like "shoot first, ask questions later" type of guy.
This, I can deal with. Because sooner rather than later, his actions will prove his words were meaningless. But that's another argument for another day because it's a common practice among elected officials.
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Maybe invest in Mexico based companies building ladders. ;D
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Not sure if this is a political talk or a legit talk about the market. Not sure how you invest, but I consider stocks along the lines of biotechs be a short term stock - and an extremely high risk one at that. I don't know how you invest, but I pull out my cash when I make 7% on them or lose more than 5% of the initial investment - at least with my 'income' investments. If you're looking for a long term stock, I suggest you look at companies that has a consistent growth - keeping in mind that the market goes up and down, even if there's a great president in the office (look at Regan and Clinton's admin). Otherwise, blaming the President for stock drops are just one factor you can throw in out of thousands - because there are numerous other stocks that have risen considerably that has nothing to do with Trump either, but I don't see anyone crediting him for those.