No Muller indictment against Trump anew, what does it mean for tomorrow's market

[ggelitetrader000]

Friday's tech stock were hit huge by news of Mueller's upcoming report. That is damn as AF moment because previous Thursday was big run. Friday basically eliminated most of it.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...indictments-what-could-mean-trump/3253209002/

Here is the new over weekend, is market going to pull back tomorrow Monday morning?

 

[gkishot]

Nothing. Everybody knew it all along that it was a sham.

 

[ggelitetrader000]

then why friday stocks tanked? ? lol

 

[fordewind]

then why friday stocks tanked? ? lol

because of my indicators

 

[fibo_trader]

Friday's tech stock were hit huge by news of Mueller's upcoming report. That is damn as AF moment because previous Thursday was big run. Friday basically eliminated most of it.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...indictments-what-could-mean-trump/3253209002/

Here is the new over weekend, is market going to pull back tomorrow Monday morning?

YES

 

[vincentnyc]

then why friday stocks tanked? ? lol

if you think you can use news strategy to predict how the market move. do an experiment for us. use this strategy and let us know how your trading account is doing after 1 year?

 

[ggelitetrader000]

I am just being silly,

 

[JSOP]

A much-ado-about-nothing report producing results we already know. I can't believe America let a bunch of idiots gamble with American taxpayers' money just to see if they can take down a president. 3 years, tens of millions of dollars that could've been spent somewhere else more worthwhile, wasted, all for nothing. Feel so sorry for the American people.

 

[vincentnyc]

A much-ado-about-nothing report producing results we already know. I can't believe America let a bunch of idiots gamble with American taxpayers' money just to see if they can take down a president. 3 years, tens of millions of dollars that could've been spent somewhere else more worthwhile, wasted, all for nothing. Feel so sorry for the American people.

that's why is it more profitable working for the government nowaday than in the private sectors. don't let other fools you that police officer, subway conductors, city elector official don't make much. they get a nice fat pension after 20 years of service.

 

[JSOP]

that's why is it more profitable working for the government nowaday than in the private sectors. don't let other fools you that police officer, subway conductors, city elector official don't make much. they get a nice fat pension after 20 years of service.

I know even librarians at public libraries get a hefty pension package after they retire. The trick is to get in and never get fired or laid off during one of those "government shutdown" episodes.