Black Friday is Now Racist? LMAO!

It was only a matter of time before the “R” word got labeled to the retail markets day of salvation known as Black Friday.

If you don’t know the origin of Black Friday, here it is In Plain English:  Retailers lose money (operate in the red) for most of the year.  In order to boost profits, they created Black Friday.  This increase in sales took them from losing money to being profitable (operating in the black).

Pretty straightforward, right?

Unfortunately, in today’s world we now have special interest groups claiming that Black Friday is racist because the majority of retailers are white.

C’MON MAN!

What is so difficult to understand about there are only four races on the planet…White, Black, Yellow, and Red?

Black Friday isn’t a race.  Therefore, it can’t be racist.

The fact that someone would make this claim is an obvious sign of their stupidity.

Or maybe it’s a reflection of their indoctrination.

Or maybe it’s Trump’s fault.

One thing for sure is that it’s definitely a divisive tactic to anger, confuse, and enhance hatred among Americans.

In other words, it’s political.

Can you ever remember a time in your life when hatred has been more prevalent than in today’s world?

Me neither.

In 2020, The Year of Chaos, you should expect to hear how anyone making money in the stock market is a racist.

Ironically (or NOT) this will add fuel to a certain political party’s demand that we should be taxed on UNREALIZED CAPITAL GAINS.

Huh?

Yes, you read that right.

Certain presidential candidates – not Trump – want to tax you on the increase of your portfolio even though you haven’t sold anything.

This will add confusion and more volatility in the markets.

It will also present you with one of the greatest investment opportunities your lifetime.

Learn about it (HERE).