Did everyone enjoy that big tax break? Stocks now right where they had been, but national debt is at a record high with no plan but to get worse. @ScottAdamsSayspic.twitter.com/GxV90Xbbe3
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Yes, and year end required distributions from retirement accounts adds to the regular sell off. Presents a buying opportunity for those of us who understand this.
Correct, however this one though looks like it is being accelerated and driven due to interest rates(Bigger than it should be) When the fed turns dovish again it will turn and start to climb. They got too aggressive too fast (like usual) and this is what happens...
Uh - no, historically spoos rally into year end. https://charts.equityclock.com/sp-500-index-seasonal-chart …
Another angle, perhaps, is that if there is 0% unemployment and USA cuts taxes by 50%, there is no way for the 100% employed people to benefit if they are obligated to pay interest on the deficit, through Dow Jones. Oh wait, they can retire, move, or die. #stickthekids
Fiction reader exhibit #1
When talking about the national debt, to quote @BarackObama , you have to look at when that started. I make no excuses for the bloated budget, however ignoring the fact spending has been wildly out of control for a long time is disingenuous.
Locking in gains. 
Let's not forget tax revenues are at record highs because of the increases in the economy. Tax cuts are not the problem. Spending is and has been the problem. Notice how spending did not stimulate economic growth while tax cuts did. That is always true.
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