And why not, they know a Clinton presidency means business as usual. What is business as usual? It's the very public political rhetoric about the evil rich guys, followed by the backroom deals to protect them. It's a couple of new toothless regulations that will play well on the endless campaign trail, but will be full of loopholes so that nothing of substance will change. It's more free money at the Fed window. So buy, buy, buy. The status quo has been salvaged...for now.
Wall Street loves Clinton
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Wall Street loves stability.
https://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues/a-fair-tax-system/
You've become accustomed to Trump's pablum. You want details, click on the link. You want more details, click on the "fact sheet" links therein.
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I'll read the meaningless fair tax system after I get back from walking my dog. All I need to know for now is that it's been 8 years since Wall Street brought down the economies of the entire f'n world. How many have been prosecuted? None. Clinton means more of the same and they're loving the free pass, get out of jail free card. The casino stays open. Heads they win, tails they win, until they lose OPM, then they win again while everyone else takes the hit. Sweet deal if you can get it, and apparently they can.
Meanwhile, Trump wants less regulation. And despite that, Wall Street still fears him. Think it through.
Here's Clinton's platform as it relates to Wall Street:
https://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues/wall-street/
Tell me what's missing. Tell me how it compares to what Trump is proposing.
France , Germany , London , Hong Kong , Tokyo , India are all up by 2% ,
what does that say ?
what does that say ?
What you fail to recognize is that we have two parties taking different paths to achieve the very same result. Toothless regulation that is full of well placed loopholes is no different than deregulation. I know it's difficult for the partisan mind to comprehend the moral equivalences between these two corrupt parties, but there in no difference in their goal, only the methods. The republicans have their myth of trickle down, hoping that the corporate pharaohs will share some of the crumbs with the servants, and the democrats have their myth that we can target tax the rich our way to prosperity and equality for all. Both are nonsense, have been implemented endlessly and proven to be complete failures at doing anything which truly helps the average working American. This is not by accident, it is by design. Sorry, but you're just buying the endless campaign of mis-information. You have much company. Not to worry, it'll keep working until in doesn't and when, not if, that day comes it's going to be really painful for everyone except the corporate overlords who will have already moved their money elsewhere, just as planned.
All I hear is complaining. So what's your solution?
And what, specifically, is wrong with Clinton's platform, regarding either taxation or Wall Street reform? You now know where she stands on both issues.