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Personal Finance and Investing

elleng

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1. Thanks, edhopper.

Reply to edhopper (Original post)

Sat Nov 19, 2016, 12:53 PM

Nov 2016

Yes, 'deregulation' will have (and HAS had) damaging effects. Unregulated capitalism cannot thrive.

And the SEC hasn't been very effective for quite some time, certainly not on behavior of 'rulers' of the markets.

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Investing under Trump [View all] edhopper Nov 2016 OP

Thanks, edhopper. elleng Nov 2016 #1

I agree edhopper Nov 2016 #2

Right. It worsens steadily. elleng Nov 2016 #3

start talking now to plan for later. edhopper Nov 2016 #4

I think it is important to keep in mind how little nonsense the heads of corporations will stand for A HERETIC I AM Nov 2016 #5

Except thiose same Corporate brains edhopper Nov 2016 #6

Sad that the refinancing is being done with short term debt progree Nov 2016 #7

Let me ask you this: (edited) A HERETIC I AM Nov 2016 #8

I'm thinking about the future, not the best short-term deal now progree Nov 2016 #9

I trade but keep an open mind bucolic_frolic Dec 2016 #10

PS bucolic_frolic Dec 2016 #11

My financial planner introduced me to that concept Hokie Feb 2017 #12