Stocks end 2021 on weak note, but still notch huge yearly gain

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4 thoughts on “Stocks end 2021 on weak note, but still notch huge yearly gain

  1. Quote: The S&P 500 finished with a gain of 26.9% for the year, or a total return of about 29%, including dividends. That’s nearly as much as the benchmark index gained in 2019.

    “Nearly as much” means that even with the horrible, Biden-induced inflation with which we are grappling, the stock market still didn’t do as well as it did in 2019, the last full Trump year before the Trump and America-hating globalist powers that be (see also: George Soros) unleashed COVID -or allowed it to get out of hand; anyone who thinks we’ll ever know for sure is whistling past the graveyard- to take down Trump with bogus mail-in ballots in specific, targeted, Democrat-run cities…which they did accomplish.

    Enjoy your $3 gasoline and the highest annual rate of inflation in 39 years, per today’s news, liberals…but at least no more mean tweets, eh?

    1. Wait, you mean even with $3 gasoline, unleashed CoVid, the horrible Biden-induced inflation and the Jews firing lasers from space, the stock market gains were still nearly as good as 2019? Awesome!

    2. Um, gasoline was $3 through much of the 45th President’s term, Bob. It only fell towards $2 when we had the Trump recession in 2020.

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