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Re: Elevated asset valuations relative to disposable income are less a sign of â��wealthâ�� than 

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Re: “The market is currently dropping like a rock.”

It's all relative. Need I remind you, the Dow was 16,840 when Trump was elected. Today, not even a year and a half later, it's 24,230.




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Re: Elevated asset valuations relative to disposable income are less a sign of �wealth� than a sign of impending market losses.
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Thu, 22 Mar 18 9:36 PM
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The market is currently dropping like a rock.


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