I think Trump would be very good for the marketplace.
“unthinkable”? The group think in the media is nauseating.
A Black Monday?
We watch as Hillary’s life is on thin ice.
Very thin ice.
The Market is on very thin ice.
Very thin ice.
This all leads back to Zer0.
Happy SELLOFF Monday everyone! Last Friday stocks fell off that unusually tight range they've enjoyed for a couple months and the major indexes plunged two and a half percent in soaring volume. This mornings futures expect more today (-2.73%!!) and metals futures are also looking dodgy at -1.54%. Gold and silver are trading down --$1,329.25 and $19.02, that's off a bit but still within recent ranges.
No major econ reports today, those are mostly loaded toward the latter part of the week.
Elsewhere:
How Hillary's Economic Plan Won't Work - Steve Moore,Washington Times
Trump's Top Economic Adviser Explains His Plans - Christina Wilkie,THP
The Road to Trump's Rise: Banks Behaving Badly - Nicole Gelinas, NYP
The Bull Is Still Running: Why Are Investors Tiptoeing? - Paul Lim, NYT
The Left Effect Very Naked Power Grab For the Fed - Ralph Benko, Forbes
“Overcome by room temperature heat and humidity”? Anyone want financial advice from this guy?
This isn’t dumb if you understand the markets. Investors are hedging towards one person and away from another.
If she gets in certain companies will do well, if he gets in other companies will do well. It depends on who the market thinks is going to win the election.
The message is very clear: Elect Hillary, or else...
If that’s their theory, I guess Obama’s responsible for the sell-off the other day.
It doesn’t take a Columbo to figure out who would be better for free market capitalism. Trump promises a 15% corporate tax rate, but with HRC you will get more crony socialism, higher taxes and debt and low growth or recession.
Nonsense - the markets sold off on Friday due to Fed speakers talking up interest rates. Each time they do this, the market sells off. Check out interest rate sensitive sectors like banking and utilities - banking up, utilities down. Usually in a big down day, it is the other way around. Today is follow-through as more Fed people have speeches planned.
Hildabeast has nothing to do with the market Friday or today.
Goldman Sacksofshit worried?