You think we are due for more pain tomorrow?He’s going to be in a lot more pain come Monday morning.
You think we are due for more pain tomorrow?
I think most people I know in pro finance feel that Bernie is bearish for both the equity markets and for the bond markets.Not my area of expertise...but I'd guess tommorow is bullish, given Bernie won in Nevada....those big smart money boys on wallstreet love Bernie as the nominee
because of the tape bombs about China/Corona?Oh yes.
I think most people I know in pro finance feel that Bernie is bearish for both the equity markets and for the bond markets.
because of the tape bombs about China/Corona?
lol. You trade for a living?I agree, he's bearish if he actually became president. But i don't think anyone that is rational thinks he win the general....which means trump would, and the street loves don john
I have not looked at the prediction market lately, but last I checked the conditional probabilities were such that if Bernie is nominated as the Democratic candidate, he has higher than 50% chances of winning against Trump.I agree, he's bearish if he actually became president. But i don't think anyone that is rational thinks he win the general....which means trump would, and the street loves don john
was naive of me to wait until super Tuesday it apppearslol. You trade for a living?
The pendulum swings both ways.
Can you please run that by me one more time, I am not too quick. 25% and 40%, how does that equate 60% of become president?I have not looked at the prediction market lately, but last I checked the conditional probabilities were such that if Bernie is nominated as the Democratic candidate, he has higher than 50% chances of winning against Trump.
I think it was something like
25% chance of next president being Bernie
40% chance of Bernie being nominated
So conditional probably comes out to 60ish% “if Bernie is nominated, he becomes president”