Are we over the healthcare vote by now?
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If this article is true:
http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/25/politics/donald-trump-lesson-deal-making-health-care/index.html
Then the "healthcare trade" will last much longer as there should be doubt that trump can get any pro-business agenda passed.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/25/politics/donald-trump-lesson-deal-making-health-care/index.html
Then the "healthcare trade" will last much longer as there should be doubt that trump can get any pro-business agenda passed.
it's bullish until marketsurfer takes a massive loss on his shorts
"After caucus members lobbied the White House, Republican leaders added a provision to eliminate an Obamacare requirement that health insurers cover services such as maternity care, mental health treatment and prescription drugs. But caucus members still didn't think the revisions went far enough in repealing the law." CNN.com
My question is: Are these idiots that call themselves Freedom caucus work for the American people or the Insurance companies?
My question is: Are these idiots that call themselves Freedom caucus work for the American people or the Insurance companies?
He may have called it correctly this time.
And trump was ignorant enough that he pushed moderate republicans against the bill with that compromise.
He may not be a savvy deal maker. There is an article on businessinsider speculating that trump lost money in the nineties doing deals and made it in the 2000s through marketing. That writer is extrapolating by trumps 2 public tax returns and public knowledge of his business activities.
IMHO...
I don't see a bullish market this coming week. Technically, SP500 broke the neckline of double top (leaning bear), and is flirting with 50MA. It may test 2300 level. My initial overall strategy this week, is shorts in S&P, and longs in NDX.
GOP and POTUS punted on pushing ACA reform, and there will be continued buzz about that. Much dissension in GOP. The next target is Tax Reform, that will not go well until parties realign.
Monday - British PM May to kickoff Brexit, Chicago and Dallas Fed Prez’s give comments on Monday. (All probably uneventful and irrelevant to sentiment, but noteworthy)
Thursday - US GDP report
Earnings releases- PLAY RHT DRI CCL BBRY
I don't see a bullish market this coming week. Technically, SP500 broke the neckline of double top (leaning bear), and is flirting with 50MA. It may test 2300 level. My initial overall strategy this week, is shorts in S&P, and longs in NDX.
GOP and POTUS punted on pushing ACA reform, and there will be continued buzz about that. Much dissension in GOP. The next target is Tax Reform, that will not go well until parties realign.
Monday - British PM May to kickoff Brexit, Chicago and Dallas Fed Prez’s give comments on Monday. (All probably uneventful and irrelevant to sentiment, but noteworthy)
Thursday - US GDP report
Earnings releases- PLAY RHT DRI CCL BBRY
how do you long Nasdaq and short s&p and expect to make money on that....that makes as much sense as marketsurfer's trades