So what happened to the Trump economy?

>I'm a tool
fify

No there isnt. It's like going through a 4 year drought and it rains one day and now you believe it will rain all the time again. US based manufacturing has been leaving the country at a crazy rate the last 20 yrs. Now with automation on the horizon, not a good sign for resurgence, especially in an industry that will be completely automated in another 20 or less. In Jan there seemed to be a little bit of pick up, but it didnt keep up the pace of the jobs leaving, because by Mar 1000's of manufacturing jobs were already lost. There has been like 2 years in the past 20 where it wasnt fucked. If the economy continues to plummet the demand for many high dollar manufactured goods will cease. Like vehicles, equipment, etc. Not to mention this makes cheaper imports a better deal for regular consumers. The economy is really fucked, it was fucked before, but Trump has indeed made it worse. People that think Americans can out last the Chinese in a trade war are braindead retarded. It's not even all about the money perspective, it's the civil uprisings. The Chinese will be able to contain their already slave class, USA is on the verge of civil war everyday as it is. It will hurt what's left of the middle class the most because they will see the biggest quality of life dropped. The already poor classes will be backed by the middle class for once and things will get bad. Even more investors will leave the US. The silk road is in the making, and the US will be nothing but lighter Mexico but more expensive and shittier. Sure, I like USA tools the best, I work with tools myself. But I have seen an increase of people buying these tools used or buying new ryobi and China/Taiwan shit the past 3 years. Shitty drill bits, everything. The same with vehicles, used or cheap shit like Kia, Honda or Hyundai. Trump fucked up, he busted his nut to soon and now the mess is kind of hard to clean up. The market is at the mercy of the most evil men who dont give a fuck about any country

He's fixing it good!

holy wall of text, shitbird!

Sorry for the text, but I didnt think I could convey the message any shorter

What will happen to the wall street guys? Lower level dudes just getting out of college and working in finance

I just like the way you express yourself, asking for a friend

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People in finance have a pretty wide spectrum of jobs. Most end up going into accounting, which is a field that can't really be automated.

Underrated kek

About 80-90% of walstreet financial "jobs" will be automated out in the future.

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He blew it with bad tax policy, no infrastructure bill, and tweeting trade policy daily.

Did he really intend to fix things in the first place?

They're gonna get Sergey'd

Hey at least the rich got richer

I’m talking about investment banking analysts, quants, private equity associates and front office hedge fund employees

Dumpft Trumpfth

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Based
>your next post will be dubs

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Trump's a goldman sachs stooge like Obama. and rapes kiddies just like clinton. Best thing Trump has done is put tariffs on other countries and those are fucking taxes. The state of american voters and their corporate stooges
inb4 blue and red tards >Obama and Trump are nothing alike

>Nov 7 2016
>"We are going to MAGA!"
>Nov 9 2016
>"We are going to MIGA!"

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I will vote for him again >:]

save us bernie

Probably not as automated as this board claims. There are always new mutual funds, ETFs, and hedge funds being propped up with new strategies all the time and that requires a decent amount of labor and management...even for a passive index fund. Some of the first private hedge funds were created already based on cryptocurrencies. Fund managers will have a hard time to keep up with the demand for crypto and marijuana ETFs if the SEC finally approves them.