Stock Market Hits 20,000 Milestone
 

Fox Mentions It 14 Times, CNN Only 2 TImes

why?

Today's Democrats



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Economist Says Stock Market Gained $2 TRILLION in Wealth Since Trump Elected!

Looks like a bunch of retired liberals should be thanking Trump. Like that would ever happen.

Interesting article all the way rhrough.

For most Americans, Dow 20,000 carries little benefit

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Another glass half empty type of guy.

They don't have any money!

Can you cite a source?

For those too lazy to do their own research:

DOW 20,000! Stocks Gained $2 TRILLION in Wealth Since Trump… Envy of Markets Worldwide – InvestmentWatch

You might want to ask the columnist that states "it carries little benifit" where he got his data.

I am curious how the liberals on here feel with regard to their investments??

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Most are probably like Joe Biden, who has stated that he has none.

Read the article, not just the headline. For me the glass is full.



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Oh? So Cardinal Health stock did well for you, even after those two court cases against them?

But seriously, the article seemed to indicate that only the rich made out with the jump in the DOW. The author acted like it did nothing for anyone else.

Sold my CAH stock at $65 dollars a share in 2003. Don't know anything about court cases.

The article did mention that rising stock prices encourages individual and corporate spending which benefits all of us with with job growth.

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The theme of the article seemed to indicate that the boom helped the top 90% mostly. The part that you are referring to, seemed to be a very minute figment of the article. But, you are correct there was that little tidbit of confidence.

""Any boom in the stock market is going to pass by the great majority of Americans," Wolff said."
"The Dow's 23 percent surge over the past year has benefited mostly investors who were already well-off."

And I found this little point to be interesting: "The proportion of Americans with retirement accounts actually declined slightly from 2010 to 2013 — from 50.4 percent to 49.2 percent."

I'm not disagreeing with the article. It just seemed to be mostly downplaying the stock market surge. And I may be looking at it wrong. I admit that.

Let's hope that a rising tide lifts all boats.

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