MarketWatch reports:
Amazon last week officially became only the fourth U.S. company in history to close the trading session with a market capitalization of at least $1 trillion, joining tech behemoths Microsoft, Apple and Google parent Alphabet.
Well, that sounds like the kind of stock-market stat President Donald Trump loves to take credit for — and, once again, he didn’t disappoint. Technically it’s Alphabet, not Google, but “MAAA” is less catchy.
“For 144 days, we set a record stock market,” Trump said, according to a press pool report. “It means 401(k)s, it means jobs. Four trillion dollar companies: Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft. You have MAGA. The trillion dollar club.”
Capitol Report: Trump redefines MAGA as he boasts about the stock market’s ‘Trillion $ Club’ https://t.co/9EzSFpFUHC pic.twitter.com/Tk1TBsVw5B
— Tamar Sapir (@BinOptBabe) February 12, 2020