Trump's Victory Is Good For My Investments

[Anonymous]

Yup!  Banned for nothing!

It's not my problem and you are not going to use my forum to cry your heart out about VF..



You only come to cry your heart out about VF and then disappear when your ban is over..



You are not going to whine about VF here..



If you can't live with that than don't get banned or go use another forum.

[shin]

I think you Canadians are going to experience a boost in population from American "refugees" fleeing the Trump regime.

[Anonymous]

I think you Canadians are going to experience a boost in population from American "refugees" fleeing the Trump regime.

If it is actors, we will send them back.

[shin]

I think a lot of people mistakenly believe that U.S. Presidents can do what they want along the lines of their personal interests. Though many actions may seem biased, I think most people in office have to follow a set of guidelines that would suggest they're only co-signing the political decisions made in their stead.



It's a job, not as much of a privilege as it it may seem. Look at how stressed every President looks after a couple of years on the job.

[Anonymous]

I think a lot of people mistakenly believe that U.S. Presidents can do what they want along the lines of their personal interests. Though many actions may seem biased, I think most people in office have to follow a set of guidelines that would suggest they're only co-signing the political decisions made in their stead.



It's a job, not as much of a privilege as it it may seem. Look at how stressed every President looks after a couple of years on the job.

I think everyone except those spoiled sore loser millennial protesters and rioters understands that. I expect a very pragmatic presidency.

[Twenty Dollars]

The Dow and the TSX both finished with strong days today. The TSX composite finished 103 points ahead and the Dow Jones Industrials was up 257 points.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-in ... e32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/

I will make an appointment to see our financial adviser.

You will probably do fine.

I have no worries about how Trump will affect my retirement plans.

8 more years. Best of luck.

[Anonymous]

The Dow and the TSX both finished with strong days today. The TSX composite finished 103 points ahead and the Dow Jones Industrials was up 257 points.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-in ... e32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/

I will make an appointment to see our financial adviser.

You will probably do fine.

I have no worries about how Trump will affect my retirement plans.

8 more years. Best of luck.

Let's hope so. The other part has washed it's elitist Wall street hands of working men and women.

[Twenty Dollars]

The Dow and the TSX both finished with strong days today. The TSX composite finished 103 points ahead and the Dow Jones Industrials was up 257 points.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-in ... e32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/

I will make an appointment to see our financial adviser.

You will probably do fine.

I have no worries about how Trump will affect my retirement plans.

8 more years. Best of luck.

Let's hope so. The other part has washed it's elitist Wall street hands of working men and women.

Yeah but you don't live in Merica.

[Anonymous]

The Dow and the TSX both finished with strong days today. The TSX composite finished 103 points ahead and the Dow Jones Industrials was up 257 points.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-in ... e32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/

I will make an appointment to see our financial adviser.

You will probably do fine.

I have no worries about how Trump will affect my retirement plans.

8 more years. Best of luck.

Let's hope so. The other part has washed it's elitist Wall street hands of working men and women.

Yeah but you don't live in Merica.

Now that the Democrats have told the white working class to go fuck themselves, who would. Not that this is a surprise. They have been trending towards folks with money and influence and abandoning workers since Bill Clinton. Hillary's candidacy made the separation with blue collar workers official.

[Twenty Dollars]

The Dow and the TSX both finished with strong days today. The TSX composite finished 103 points ahead and the Dow Jones Industrials was up 257 points.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-in ... e32755094/">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-updates/tsx-dow-waver-at-the-open-as-investors-weigh-trump-victory/article32755094/

I will make an appointment to see our financial adviser.

You will probably do fine.

I have no worries about how Trump will affect my retirement plans.

8 more years. Best of luck.

Let's hope so. The other part has washed it's elitist Wall street hands of working men and women.

Yeah but you don't live in Merica.

Now that the Democrats have told the white working class to go fuck themselves, who would. Not that this is a surprise. They have been trending towards folks with money and influence and abandoning workers since Bill Clinton. Hillary's candidacy made the separation with blue collar workers official.

No argument. The dems failed.

[Anonymous]

People talked about the split in the GOP, but I could see the Democrats splitting too. One side, an elitist progressive wing supported by billionaires and Hollywood types like Dicaprio. Their big causes would be stopping mines, pipelines, mass agriculture new highways near parks or any other development that would encroach on their sprawling 1500 acre estates.



The other side would be a true pro labor party that would support all those things that the elites do not want. They would be the party of the middle class, socialist in nature and at odds with the progressives.

[shin]

I think a lot of people mistakenly believe that U.S. Presidents can do what they want along the lines of their personal interests. Though many actions may seem biased, I think most people in office have to follow a set of guidelines that would suggest they're only co-signing the political decisions made in their stead.



It's a job, not as much of a privilege as it it may seem. Look at how stressed every President looks after a couple of years on the job.

I think everyone except those spoiled sore loser millennial protesters and rioters understands that. I expect a very pragmatic presidency.

Millennials are funny people... even though they don't try to be.

[Anonymous]

I think a lot of people mistakenly believe that U.S. Presidents can do what they want along the lines of their personal interests. Though many actions may seem biased, I think most people in office have to follow a set of guidelines that would suggest they're only co-signing the political decisions made in their stead.



It's a job, not as much of a privilege as it it may seem. Look at how stressed every President looks after a couple of years on the job.

I think everyone except those spoiled sore loser millennial protesters and rioters understands that. I expect a very pragmatic presidency.

Millennials are funny people... even though they don't try to be.

It seems they don't really believe in freedom of speech or thought.

[shin]

I think a lot of people mistakenly believe that U.S. Presidents can do what they want along the lines of their personal interests. Though many actions may seem biased, I think most people in office have to follow a set of guidelines that would suggest they're only co-signing the political decisions made in their stead.



It's a job, not as much of a privilege as it it may seem. Look at how stressed every President looks after a couple of years on the job.

I think everyone except those spoiled sore loser millennial protesters and rioters understands that. I expect a very pragmatic presidency.

Millennials are funny people... even though they don't try to be.

It seems they don't really believe in freedom of speech or thought.

There should be a term called millennial privilege.  ac_biggrin

[Anonymous]

I think a lot of people mistakenly believe that U.S. Presidents can do what they want along the lines of their personal interests. Though many actions may seem biased, I think most people in office have to follow a set of guidelines that would suggest they're only co-signing the political decisions made in their stead.



It's a job, not as much of a privilege as it it may seem. Look at how stressed every President looks after a couple of years on the job.

I think everyone except those spoiled sore loser millennial protesters and rioters understands that. I expect a very pragmatic presidency.

Millennials are funny people... even though they don't try to be.

It seems they don't really believe in freedom of speech or thought.

There should be a term called millennial privilege.  ac_biggrin

Term or not, it exists.