It was actually an interesting exercise in alternate reality on Friday. If you went to Fox you would believe that indeed the entire FBI had conspired to take down Trump and this memo was proof positive. Hell Hanity was even saying Flynn and Manafort should have all charges dropped against them, which not only doesn't follow at all from the memo but doesn't even make sense in Flynn's case since he already pled guilty. If you went to WaPo, the first article they put out was simply printing out the memo. Which of course actually undercuts that whole narrative in a number of ways.Ya mean the fake news FBI corruption memo.
Nah it was the "keep it real" news bond market.
No free lunch.
So, it's not surprising that if you get all your info from Fox and the like and didn't actually read the memo or understand basic things like how guilty pleas work, you might genuinely believe a market selloff was due to the hyperbole you'd been eating up all day. And it makes sense that the rest of us who were reading something slightly more sane and related to the financial world, like say the WSJ or FT, would be mystified by the OP unless you'd swung by Fox that day.
