WOWSER!!! STOCK MARKET UNDER BILL CLINTON BEATS THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF STOCK MARKET UNDER GWBUSH!!

[Guest Jerry Okamura]

A number of comments. First, during the Clinton Presidency there was no

recession, thanks to the Federal Reserve Bank (a matter of luck, not

anything that the President did). During the Bush Presidency, there was a

recession, albiet a very shallow and short one....Stock markets always go

down during one of those episodes. Second, the stock market was way over

priced during the height of the (Clinton) market, as indicated by the

historical price to earnings ratio vs the price to earnings ratio during the

height of the market during that time, which was not sustainable, and which

evertually corrected itself by going down. Third, Clinton did not have the

effect of 9/11 on the market (look at what happened after 9/11), Bush was

President when 9/11 happened.

 

"Joe S." <noname@nosuch.net> wrote in message

news:f7jef102504@news5.newsguy.com...

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> Bill Clinton Administration

> January 1993 3241

> January 2001 11224

> +7983 point gain during administration

> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> George W. Bush Administration

> January 2001 11224

> July 2007 14000

> +2776 point gain during administration

> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>

> Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

>

> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT --

> HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>

>

[Guest Joe S.]

Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

Bill Clinton Administration

January 1993 3241

January 2001 11224

+7983 point gain during administration

+ 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

 

Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

George W. Bush Administration

January 2001 11224

July 2007 14000

+2776 point gain during administration

+ 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

 

Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

 

WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT --

HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Guest Harold Burton]

In article <f7jef102504@news5.newsguy.com>,

"Joe S." <noname@nosuch.net> wrote:

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> Republican Congress

> January 1993 3241

> January 2001 11224

> +7983 point gain during administration

> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> DemocRAT Congress

> January 2001 11224

> July 2007 14000

> +2776 point gain during administration

> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>

> Republican Congress's stock market outperforms DemocRAT Congress's

> by a factor of 8!!

 

 

Fixed your post for you.

 

> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT --

> HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

Your stupidity is not my concern.

[Guest Captain America]

Harold Burton wrote:

> In article <f7jef102504@news5.newsguy.com>,

> "Joe S." <noname@nosuch.net> wrote:

>

>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>> Republican Congress

>> January 1993 3241

>> January 2001 11224

>> +7983 point gain during administration

>> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>>

>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>> DemocRAT Congress

>> January 2001 11224

>> July 2007 14000

>> +2776 point gain during administration

>> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>>

>> Republican Congress's stock market outperforms DemocRAT Congress's

>> by a factor of 8!!

>

 

Then I would like to thank the Democratic Congress for the whopping

14,000 record. Thanks Pelosi, Reed and the rest of my Democratic

Congressmen and women.

[Guest Vandar]

Joe S. wrote:

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> Bill Clinton Administration

> January 1993 3241

> January 2001 11224

> +7983 point gain during administration

> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> George W. Bush Administration

> January 2001 11224

> July 2007 14000

> +2776 point gain during administration

> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>

> Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

 

He was a passenger on the tech wave, which broke at the end of his

reign. He had little to do with either.

> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT --

> HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Be careful what you wish for.

[Guest Bert Hyman]

In news:f7jef102504@news5.newsguy.com "Joe S." <noname@nosuch.net>

wrote:

> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT

> -- HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Yes indeed; mortgage the house and sell your children.

 

And, good luck.

 

--

Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN bert@iphouse.com

[Guest Joe S.]

"Jerry Okamura" <okamuraj005@hawaii.rr.com> wrote in message

news:469d537a$0$30616$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...

>A number of comments. First, during the Clinton Presidency there was no

>recession, thanks to the Federal Reserve Bank (a matter of luck, not

>anything that the President did). During the Bush Presidency, there was a

>recession, albiet a very shallow and short one....Stock markets always go

>down during one of those episodes. Second, the stock market was way over

>priced during the height of the (Clinton) market, as indicated by the

>historical price to earnings ratio vs the price to earnings ratio during

>the height of the market during that time, which was not sustainable, and

>which evertually corrected itself by going down. Third, Clinton did not

>have the effect of 9/11 on the market (look at what happened after 9/11),

>Bush was President when 9/11 happened.

 

So -- you're saying that the ups and downs of the DJIA are hardly a measure

of a presidential administration's economic policies???

 

About time someone else recognized this fact -- which means that Bush has

nothing to do with the current surge in the DJIA.

 

 

>

> "Joe S." <noname@nosuch.net> wrote in message

> news:f7jef102504@news5.newsguy.com...

>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>> Bill Clinton Administration

>> January 1993 3241

>> January 2001 11224

>> +7983 point gain during administration

>> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>>

>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>> George W. Bush Administration

>> January 2001 11224

>> July 2007 14000

>> +2776 point gain during administration

>> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>>

>> Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

>>

>> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT --

>> HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>

>>

>

[Guest Captain America]

Vandar wrote:

> Joe S. wrote:

>

>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>> Bill Clinton Administration

>> January 1993 3241

>> January 2001 11224

>> +7983 point gain during administration

>> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>>

>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>> George W. Bush Administration

>> January 2001 11224

>> July 2007 14000

>> +2776 point gain during administration

>> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>>

>> Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

>

> He was a passenger on the tech wave, which broke at the end of his

> reign. He had little to do with either.

 

So does Bush have anything to do with our current stock market?

>

>> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT

>> -- HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>

> Be careful what you wish for.

>

 

I am not a Hillary Fan, but as a democrat, I sure would like to see

republicans suffer with her in office for 8 years.

[Guest Vandar]

Captain America wrote:

> Vandar wrote:

>

>> Joe S. wrote:

>>

>>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>>> Bill Clinton Administration

>>> January 1993 3241

>>> January 2001 11224

>>> +7983 point gain during administration

>>> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>>>

>>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>>> George W. Bush Administration

>>> January 2001 11224

>>> July 2007 14000

>>> +2776 point gain during administration

>>> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>>>

>>> Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

>>

>>

>> He was a passenger on the tech wave, which broke at the end of his

>> reign. He had little to do with either.

>

>

> So does Bush have anything to do with our current stock market?

 

Not really, no.

>>> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT

>>> -- HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>

>>

>> Be careful what you wish for.

>>

>

> I am not a Hillary Fan, but as a democrat, I sure would like to see

> republicans suffer with her in office for 8 years.

 

It wouldn't just be republicans suffering.

[Guest Captain America]

Vandar wrote:

> Captain America wrote:

>

>> Vandar wrote:

>>

>>> Joe S. wrote:

>>>

>>>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>>>> Bill Clinton Administration

>>>> January 1993 3241

>>>> January 2001 11224

>>>> +7983 point gain during administration

>>>> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>>>>

>>>> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

>>>> George W. Bush Administration

>>>> January 2001 11224

>>>> July 2007 14000

>>>> +2776 point gain during administration

>>>> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>>>>

>>>> Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

>>>

>>>

>>> He was a passenger on the tech wave, which broke at the end of his

>>> reign. He had little to do with either.

>>

>>

>> So does Bush have anything to do with our current stock market?

>

> Not really, no.

 

Good.

>

>>>> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT

>>>> -- HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>>

>>>

>>> Be careful what you wish for.

>>>

>>

>> I am not a Hillary Fan, but as a democrat, I sure would like to see

>> republicans suffer with her in office for 8 years.

>

> It wouldn't just be republicans suffering.

>

 

Sure, it would.

[Guest 9 Trillion Dollar Republican Natio]

On Jul 17, 6:05 pm, "Joe S." <non...@nosuch.net> wrote:

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> Bill Clinton Administration

> January 1993 3241

> January 2001 11224

> +7983 point gain during administration

> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

>

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> George W. Bush Administration

> January 2001 11224

> July 2007 14000

> +2776 point gain during administration

> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

>

> Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

>

> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO BECOME PRESIDENT --

> HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Everything Clinton did beat the living shit of Bush, both him and his

rich detached greedy father too for that matter.

 

Like father like idiot..

 

Clinton was a real President, Bush is a rich self righteous turd.

[Guest Patriot Games]

"Joe S." <noname@nosuch.net> wrote in message

news:f7jef102504@news5.newsguy.com...

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> Bill Clinton Administration

> January 1993 3241

> January 2001 11224

> +7983 point gain during administration

> + 246 percent (30.8 percent per year)

> Dow Jones Industrial Averages for

> George W. Bush Administration

> January 2001 11224

> July 2007 14000

> +2776 point gain during administration

> + 25 percent (3.8 percent per year)

> Clinton's stock market outperforms Bush's by a factor of 8!!

 

Under Clinton:

 

August 23, 1999, Dow = 11,299.80

October 13, 1999, 10,019.00

Dropped 1,280.80 points.

 

January 13, 2000, 11,582.90

March 7, 2000, 9796

Dropped 1,786 points.

 

April 3, 2000, Dow 11,221.90

April 14, 2000, 10,305.80

Dropped 916.10 points.

> WOWSER!!! I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR SENATOR CLINTON TO

> BECOME PRESIDENT --

 

Its never gonna happen...

> HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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