The lamestream media just won't let up

[AlwaysWrite]

The stock-market figures continue to reflect overall and consistent gains, but you'd never know it if you paid attention to the so-called analysts and headline writers in the lamestream media. Even this morning, a headline read ...

NASDAQ hits all-time high, but political uncertainty keeps a lid on markets

and other recent headlines read ...

NASDAQ struggles for third straight record

How Wall Street gauges fear in a time of Trump

End of post-election rally might finally be at hand

[... and yet today, NASDAQ did set another record, and the Dow-Jones went up again, this time by 122.80 points.]

 

[9andaWiggle]

We got at least 4 more years of this shit... So might as well get used to it.

 

[WAMO]

WHATS THE SLANG FOR GOOD JOB TRUMP!

 

[AlwaysWrite]

WHATS THE SLANG FOR GOOD JOB TRUMP!

Dear WAMO:

At least Trump is trying to do things, which is more than many politicians -- on both sides of the aisle -- who, in essence, sit on their duffs and get little accomplished (despite promises to the contrary).

 

[AlwaysWrite]

As the Dow Jones increased by another 118.95 points today, marking a long string of consecutive "plus" days, this morning, there were financial headlines that read ...

Cashin skeptical of record highs

Why Goldman Sachs believes there's a chance of market disruption

 

[Greg T.]

We'll see how things progress thru the next couple of years, but currently I would rate Trump as Reagan on steroids.

 

[AlwaysWrite]

Even now, with the Dow Jones having gone up for 11 consecutive market sessions, there are headlines such as ...

* Is "Trump bump" premature? (Associated Press)

* Stocks, cool, bonds heat up as Trump optimism pauses (Reuters)

* Vanguard founder advises caution as markets hit new highs (Vanguard)

* Doubts grow over stock market's Trump-inspired surge. (Associated Press)

 

[AlwaysWrite]

Today's media headlines (as the market seems headed for a slight gain, which would mark the 12th consecutive increase) include ...

* Will the Ides Of March bury the stock market? (MarketWatch)

* The Dow's streak of new highs is meaningless (barrons.com)

 

[Greg T.]

Look at it this way. Eventually, if they spew this shit long enough, they'll be right.