Brian M. Carr @bcarr33

Believer, husband, father, and seeker of activity... thecarrteam.com Seminole, FL Joined March 2009

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Brian M. Carr @bcarr33

6 years ago

Can a retailer please fix this PS5 situation? Bots are crushing it! @PlayStation @Walmart @gamestop @Newegg @antonlinecom

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Brian M. Carr, CFP® @BrianCarrCFP

7 years ago

Bringing the holiday spirit to Development Day at Waller & Wax Advisors. #MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays #WallerandWaxAdivsors #WallerandWax

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85 S&P 500 companies have reported so far. Earnings up 22.7% from year ago, sales up 7.4%. Earnings beat rate 87.1%, sales beat rate 64.7%. These are not data points that precede or cause a bear market. Market is providing a buying opportunity.

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Brian Wesbury @wesbury

8 years ago

If you had a hard time buying stocks this year because you thought the market was running away from you: Well it just came back. Another nice buying opportunity. Just like Brexit.

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Brian M. Carr @bcarr33

8 years ago

@7thInk Save one for megacon, I'll pick it up there. :-)

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Brian M. Carr @bcarr33

8 years ago

If you aren't following @wesbury, you should be!

Brian Wesbury @wesbury

8 years ago

This Week's Monday Morning Outlook - "Capitalism Works, Don’t Change It" - bit.ly/2L9x58n

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Brian M. Carr @bcarr33

8 years ago

Looking forward to the full feature! #Skimboarding #Skim youtu.be/eDwck1EL-hE

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Brian M. Carr @bcarr33

8 years ago

He's so excited he can drift like @TannerFoust now. He even has the tongue out.

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Brian M. Carr @bcarr33

8 years ago

Literally, I feel like y'all don't make any sense. x.com/FinancialTimes…

Financial Times @FinancialTimes

8 years ago

From 'lit' to 'slap' to 'woke', 10 millennial phrases you need to know on.ft.com/2vIkvKE

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Brian Wesbury @wesbury

8 years ago

From 1776 to 1913, the US went from a backwater colony (not even an emerging economy), to a near super-power. There was no Fed. There were no income taxes. The government was tiny. The economy boomed. “Government didn’t do that.” People did.

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Brian Wesbury @wesbury

9 years ago

Real GDP growth looks like 4% in Q1-2018. Unemployment is falling. Wages are accelerating. Once again - less regulation, less taxes and less spending create more economic growth. Why, why, why?...do we have to relearn this over and over again?