The market is getting way ahead of itself as usual, infrastructure spending and tax cuts will probably not pass until 2018 at the earliest. The market is more excited about Trump's deregulation and cabinet picks the joke is we should call it government Sachs now. As for the bump I think when a new administration comes in the market usually rallies around 5% on average (recession and depressions aside I am recalling from memory).
As for small businesses I am not sure Trump has been dodgy on what he will actually implement from his original plan. If they simplify the tax code and cut rates for small businesses that is very good. All the analysis I have seen even from the CBO put his tax plan as a net negative for the middle class which are the customers for most small businesses, that would have been a bigger boost to business than anything else since it has a multiplier effect.
I think I've had enough of removing avatars today that feature girls covered in semen. Closing.
-Darsithis
Too bad Boeing and Lockheed Martin didn't get to take part.
Well guys, I called it right here a month ago
The left wing media narrative was wrong, Trump has been an amazing boost of confidence for the entire world
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-us...-idUSKBN1421BE
Since Trump's election the DOW has seen pretty much the strongest rally of all time
If you believed in Trump, you'd be rich by now
Time to swap sides and be a #winner?
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Yeah I'm sure all those good ol boys in the trailer park are just swimming in it right now. Question: Would they have underground pools of cash or above ground pools of cash?