Maajabu: Soko la fedha Marekani lapanda sana kufikia 20,000/=

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Kuingia kwa Trump Ikulu ya White house na kuanza KAZI mara moja kama rais aliye na mawazo ya KUPATA FAIDA kumelipa soko la kifedha la NYSE, New York Stock Exchange kupanda sana zaidi ya mtangulizi wake Obama na kufikia Dow Jones 20,000 ambazo hata Obama hakuweza kufikia hapo.

Inasemekana hii nikutokana na MAARIFA ya Trump alipowaita WAFANYA BIASHARA WAKUBWA wa Makampuni.
Akakaa nao kwenye ROUND table na kuwasikiliza huku akiwauliza "MNIPE MAWAZO yenu ni matatizo gani YANAYOWAKABILI?"

Baada ya mkutano wale ma CEOs waliongea na waandishi wa habari wakisema
"Kwa mara ya KWANZA katika historia ya kuitwa Ikulu rais ametuuliza MAWAZO yetu. Tofauti na Obama. Tulikuwaga tukiitwa Ikulu na rais Obama yeye ANGEONGEA tu muda wote pasipo kutupa nafasi na hivyo Tumefurahishwa sana" Mwisho wa kunukuu.

EXECUTIVE orders alizosaini zimewapa IMANI wamarekani kuwa Trump ni Rais ANAYETIMIZA yale aliyoyaahidi wakati wa uchaguzi. Na hiyo imempa KIBALI.

Soko limekuwa na IMANI na uongozi wake. Leo Januari 25 kila mmoja hapo NYSE alikuwa na furaha sana.

Soko na wawekezaji wakiwa na imani katika uchumi na uongozi wa Trump.
HAYO ndo matokeo wakati wafanya bishara na wawekezaji wanakuwa na IMANI ya yale serikali inayafanya.
SOKO la fedha hupanda na thamani ya fedha kupanda!
 
Mkuu haya si maajabu ya Trump. Soko la hisa lilianguka sana wakati wa Bush na kuendelea kuanguka miezi ya mwanzo ya Obama. Baada ya uchumi kuanza kufanya vizuri soko hilo la hisa likaanza kupanda tena hadi kufikia 19,970 siku chache kabla ya Obama kumaliza awamu yake.

Trump hajafanya lolote la kustahili kupewa credit baada ya kuwemo WH kwa siku 5 tu.

CC: kui Mag3

 
Stock Market News for January 19, 2017

 


BAK don't forget, we just entered the 'Alternative facts' era.
 
The real facts and not "Alternative facts"

Jan 17, 2017 @ 09:03 AM 16,849 views The Little Black Book of Billionaire Secrets

Inside The Obama Stock Market's 235% Return





Nathan Vardi ,

Forbes Staff

I spend most of my time digging into Wall Street, hedge funds and private equity firms, looking for both the good and the bad. I also focus on the intersection of business and the law. I have worked at Forbes since 2000.

The big stock winners of the Obama years were a beauty store chain, a shopping mall owner, Netflix and consumer discretionary companies like Under Armour. The losers were companies linked to oil and gas as commodities prices plunged.

When Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States on January 20, 2009, the U.S. stock market was in free fall. The financial crisis was in full swing following the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the Standard & Poor’s 500 index, a popular measure of the U.S. stock market, closed at 805 points on Inauguration Day.

Eight years later, the S&P 500 index has risen to 2,274 points after one of the great bull runs in stock market history. With Obama as president, the U.S. stock market, as measured by the S&P 500, returned 235%, or 16.4% annualized.



President Barack Obama (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

The Obama stock market trounced the stock market of his presidential predecessor, George W. Bush, which fell 30.6% from January 20, 2001 to January 20, 2009. Bill Clinton’s stock market, however, beat the Obama stock market, returning 264%, or 17.5% annualized.

The top-performing sector of the Obama stock market was the consumer discretionary sector, which returned 338%, or 20% annualized, according to FactSet Research Systems. The sector was driven by hot stocks like Under Armour and L Brands. Energy stocks were the worst performers during the Obama years as the price of oil and other commodities plunged. But even the energy sector managed to stay in positive territory and eke out a 53% return during Obama’s presidency.

Both Silicon Valley and Wall Street did well under Obama. Information technology was the second-best performing sector of the U.S. stock market during the Obama presidency, returning 285%. And while bankers complained about being political targets and dealt with new regulations limiting their risk-taking activities, Wall Street recovered in the years after banks received bailouts. Financial stocks were the third-best performing sector in the U.S. stock market during the Obama years, rising 261%.

In Obama’s America, the top-performing stock according to FactSet was a chain of beauty stores known for discount deals and based in Bollingbrook, Ill. Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance has staged a stunning expansion during Obama’s presidency and now operates 949 stores across America, selling 20,000 beauty products ranging from cosmetics to skin care and salon services. Ulta Salon’s stock has returned 4,350% during the Obama years.






kui said:
BAK don't forget, we just entered the 'Alternative facts' era.
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Art Cashin: President Trump deserves some of the credit for Dow 20K but not all of it

Elizabeth Gurdus | @elizabethgurdus

11 Hours AgoCNBC.com

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President Donald Trump deserves partial credit for the Dow Jones industrial average reaching its 20,000 milestone at Wednesday's market open, Art Cashintold CNBC on Wednesday.

"I think the fact that he's moving in on his campaign promises are one of the things — and decent earnings — that are underpinning this," Cashin, the UBS Director of Floor Operations at the NYSE, told "Squawk on the Street" just after the Dow blew past its 20,000 landmark.

"So some credit, yes. All the credit, not quite," he said.

Cashin said markets are encouraged and investors are "somewhat impressed" by Trump instantly taking charge and spearheading some of his campaign promises via executive order. But parts of the president's "America First" policies will be hard to enforce, Cashin said.

"The 'buy American' requirements are going to be a little difficult to put together step by step," he contended.

The biggest contributors to the Dow's 100-point jump were Boeing and Caterpillar. Cashin said he was concerned that market volume, or the number of shares being traded, is a bit too low.

"I really would like to see a little bit more volume because we old-timers believe that volume equals validity," Cashin said. "And [if] you get good volume, that means you're there for real."
 
Wale walio invest $50K in 2009 leo wameibuka na $150K. Ukiwa mvumilivu katika haya mambo ya stock market unaweza kufanikiwa sana! Ila ile 2008/9 Dow liliporomoka mpaka likafikia points 8000 hapo watu ndio waliliwa vichwa vibaya sana! Ni kama kamari hii kitu!
 
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Mkuu, tunaweza kukataa jambo lililo wazi? Hata kama watu wengine hawampendi Trump, hili limefanyika kufikia 20,000 Trump akiwa rais.
Najua wengi wangependa AFELI ukweli ndo huo lazima tuukubali.
 
Soma post yangu yangu namba 12. Siku ya mwisho ya urais wa Obama ilikuwa ni January 19 siku hiyo stock market ilifungwa huku ikiwa imefikia 19,804. Tangu January 20th imeongezeka kwa 236 points tu.

Sasa huwezi kusema eti ni maajabu ya Trump kwa ongezeko la less than 1%. Kipindi cha Urais cha Obama kiliisha rasmi January 19th hivyo kama kuna baya na zuri lolote basi wa kupewa credit au kuzodolewa ni Obama na si vinginevyo.

shige2 said:
Mkuu, tunaweza kukataa jambo lililo wazi? Hata kama watu wengine hawampendi Trump, hili limefanyika kufikia 20,000 Trump akiwa rais.
Najua wengi wangependa AFELI ukweli ndo huo lazima tuukubali.
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Kuna post namba 8 ya Lussadam ameweka ref ya mail online inayosema The Trump effects: "WH takes Credit for Dow topping 20,000 for the FIRST time"
. Mkuu si maneno yangu mimi.
But I am just echoing what has been said na wataalamu!
 
Tanzania bana! Kila mtu ni mtaalam wa kila jambo.

Mnabishana vipi na wataalam wa uchumi wa kwenye Dunia ya kwanza?
 
WH yuko nani vile!?

shige2 said:
Kuna post namba 8 ya Lussadam ameweka ref ya mail online inayosema The Trump effects: "WH takes Credit for Dow topping 20,000 for the FIRST time"
. Mkuu si maneno yangu mimi.
But I am just echoing what has been said na wataalamu!
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