The things I don’t dare say...

Once again--like the infamous Taco Bowl tweet--sadly, I was wrong.

Who is off their meds today?

in the real world. The market has tanked three of the last four days and the newly inverted yield curve is signalling inflation is coming and he thinks his tweets can change peoples' minds about how badly he's blowing it with his tariffs and trade war policies.

I'm far from an excerpt in financial matters, but one thought that surfaced on MSNBC is that the trade war is an exercise to see who will "blink first," He trotted out Wilbur Ross to amplify that "we can't hurt Christmas" meme, but if we are getting "billions and billions of dollars" from China, how would that hurt Christmas?

Unless we aren't.

And, we aren't.

It's a sound global strategy right out of the Trump University playbook.

I don't know who they think they're fooling—and I Don't Know (trump) is on third thinking he hit a triple.

I mixed metaphors there but it seems appropriate.

straight into the ground

"A crazy little thing called an inverted yield curve, yeah, yeah...."

- William T. Kelley, Wharton professor

I would buy it in every available format!

that an inverted yield curve has predicted the last seven recessions? Or that his stupid tariffs are a significant cause of the problem?

1). No, he doesn't.

2). One of his staff explained it to him. He nodded in agreement until he got impatient, then tuned them out, but they wrote "inverted yield curve" down for him and said "When in doubt, just say "inverted yield curve" and you'll be OK.

3). He did.



Sort of like George W Bush saying a sovereign nation is a nation that has sovereignty. An inverted yield curve is like a yield curve, except it's inverted. MAGA!

Bankruptcy is this clown’s middle name.

Anything to distract from the mess he's made of our country.

This must be answered correctly or the marmalade turns to pickles.

couldn't tell republicans. Nope.