The Kamala Krash - Stocks Tank
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....and the weak July jobs report.
don't confuse him with facts...if market rallies in the next 2 weeks he will say trump did that
If the polls start to go in Trumps favor it will help the market
If the markets dropped big time 5 consecutive days...
These idiots will still be fantasizing or bitching this has to do with Harris instead of Shorting the markets into nice profits.
Later, discovering it has nothing to do with Harris.
#federal-reserve
wrbtrader
If the markets dropped big time 5 consecutive days...
These idiots will still be fantasizing or bitching this has to do with Harris instead of Shorting the markets into nice profits.
Later, discovering it has nothing to do with Harris.
wrbtrader
@ipatent knows it has nothing really to do with Harris by his comment.
It amazing to see how "everyone is saying" works on so many of them.
Repetition of any BS is all it takes with MAGA. Many of them even believe the couch thing even though left side posters, while enjoying the leg-pull, have said they know it was not actually in Vance's book.
But the right think it is maybe true anyway as they heard it a lot.
Don't sit in the couch boys, money to be made.
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Are markets panicking more about ‘Bidenomics’ or Biden-Harris foreign policy?
All of this is to say that investors aren’t simply responding to the risks of a recession. Rather, the long-needed correction of asset bubbles inflated by rampant deficit spending — for the past 3 1/2 years, the inflationary fiscal policy of Bidenomics — has collided headlong into the practical ramifications of Biden’s foreign policy and the highest odds in months that Trump actually loses to a de facto extension of the Biden doctrine.
It’s not a coincidence that Monday’s mayhem has occurred in tandem with Trump’s most precipitous drop in the betting markets, which now have the Republican approaching a dead heat against Harris in their respective odds of winning the presidency. At the same time, the Biden doctrine of maximum appeasement of the Iranians has come to its logical conclusion. While this White House has never been confident in presiding over peace through strength in the Middle East, the power vacuum in the Oval Office has become particularly impossible for Tehran not to take advantage of. With Biden a lame duck vacationing in Delaware and Harris preoccupied with campaigning for the top job, Iran cleared out its airspace to make way for a full-scale incursion on Israel following a series of proxy attacks by Hezbollah and the Houthis.
Sure, some of the sell-off may be the usual desperation we see from Wall Street when it wants to goad the Fed into doing its bidding and reduce the price of borrowing with a premature rate cut. But part of it is the basic calculus that every investor, like every world leader, is weighing in their heads: If you are Iran or one of its proxies, do you begin your barrage of attacks on American allies such as Israel now, when the White House is effectively empty, or do you wait until Trump is in office?
All of this is to say that investors aren’t simply responding to the risks of a recession. Rather, the long-needed correction of asset bubbles inflated by rampant deficit spending — for the past 3 1/2 years, the inflationary fiscal policy of Bidenomics — has collided headlong into the practical ramifications of Biden’s foreign policy and the highest odds in months that Trump actually loses to a de facto extension of the Biden doctrine.
It’s not a coincidence that Monday’s mayhem has occurred in tandem with Trump’s most precipitous drop in the betting markets, which now have the Republican approaching a dead heat against Harris in their respective odds of winning the presidency. At the same time, the Biden doctrine of maximum appeasement of the Iranians has come to its logical conclusion. While this White House has never been confident in presiding over peace through strength in the Middle East, the power vacuum in the Oval Office has become particularly impossible for Tehran not to take advantage of. With Biden a lame duck vacationing in Delaware and Harris preoccupied with campaigning for the top job, Iran cleared out its airspace to make way for a full-scale incursion on Israel following a series of proxy attacks by Hezbollah and the Houthis.
Sure, some of the sell-off may be the usual desperation we see from Wall Street when it wants to goad the Fed into doing its bidding and reduce the price of borrowing with a premature rate cut. But part of it is the basic calculus that every investor, like every world leader, is weighing in their heads: If you are Iran or one of its proxies, do you begin your barrage of attacks on American allies such as Israel now, when the White House is effectively empty, or do you wait until Trump is in office?