[MNJohnnie]

The market is essentially celebrating the end of fiscal austerity,

Just how drunk do you have to be to think this?

[RayChuang88]

No, the market now realizes that cutting out a lot of unnecessary business regulations and lowering the corporate income tax rate to 15% will REALLY spur an economic boom. Even Lefties like Warren Buffett will be rolling in a lot of money with a booming economy.

[DoughtyOne]

Do bears do it in the woods?

[Dallas59]

If he builds his agenda on business and employment without spending ALL the money on “moral” issues that government has no business in...Let the people work.

[ari-freedom]

Trump wants to build more with the lowest cost (see his Boeing tweets). Boom without the bubble

[Tucker39]

Looks to me as though it’s already begun.

[thinden]

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McCulley surely has to be too smart to fall for this hildabeast lie.

[Mr. Douglas]

Where will the money come from? Another QE?

[bigbob]

Drudge headlines: “Dow 20,000”

So, yeah.

[Night Hides Not]

Watch out for the Fed. If they raise interest rates too quickly, the bubble will pop.

[Organic Panic]

My prediction. Some markets will go up. Others will go down. And some will be mixed.

Take that Krugman!

[DaxtonBrown]

I do small business startups, and I have a stock portfolio. I can see my business opportunities substantially unshackled by Trump. Which impacts my stock portfolio positively, which impacts my ability to start businesses.

In other words, this could be quite a boom when multiplied across America. A huge amount of pent up economic activity.

[Robe]

DOW RACES TO 20,000!... Drudge Report

[NohSpinZone]

“End to fiscal austerity.” WHAT planet has this clown been living on? If doubling the national debt in eight years is austere, I’d hate to see what he would have done with a profligate policy.

More fake news.

[truth_seeker]

My take: With each passing day, people are coming to realize he intends to do what he campaigned on.

And they generally like his judgments, about people and about policies.

Market says great.

[TomGuy]

It is not a question of ‘will’.

It has already begun.

The amount of economic activity by the end of the first quarter 2017 will make Obama’s ‘great economy’ embarrassingly look like a day at the nickel slots.

[piytar]

Um, he has already started to do so...

[TomGuy]

“The market is essentially celebrating the end of fiscal austerity,”

Fiscal austerity?

What about the big bailouts and the supposed infrastructure spending (that never happened, but the money went somewhere)?

The last 8 years have been anything but austere. Just look at the costs of Michelle's several-times-a-year vacations.

And there is all that spending that went to various 'green' industries -- many of which have since declared bankruptcy or gone out of business.

[arthurus]

If he does the right things economically we are apt to experience a pretty sharp and deep crash but if a proper economic line is maintained that will be followed by a long boom.
The entire economy is in a tremendous bubble and all the borrowing in the world can only inflate that bubble until it bursts. The larger the bubble is allowed to grow the worse will be the collapse. Wait long enough and the collapse will result in famine and foreign conquest.

[Rebelbase]

Not that it means much but around here there are a couple of hundred acres of farmland that traditionally has been either soybeans or corn that this fall were planted in sod.

I’ve only ever seen sod booms in times of economic increase.