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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI'm watching the futures: The market didn't like his speech.
Truly amazing that the market hangs on every breath that fucker takes.
newdeal2
(5,417 posts)Even though he is a known liar, they weigh his every word like they can predict what will happen next.
True Dough
(26,674 posts)we should call you Lucky Nostradamus!
Buttoneer
(978 posts)Renew Deal
(85,169 posts)cliffside
(1,727 posts)Seinan Sensei
(1,548 posts)Renew Deal
(85,169 posts)Renew Deal
(85,169 posts)cliffside
(1,727 posts)the market always reacts to what is happening in the political world. The difference now is that it happens faster with a post on social media and a madman in the WH.
usonian
(25,332 posts)LuckyCharms
(22,653 posts)Now they're down over 1%.
jmbar2
(7,990 posts)This was not a reassuring speech for them. Telling other countries it's up to them to open up the strait now that he started another ill-conceived war. JFC...
C_U_L8R
(49,386 posts)Not really good for anything, except maybe adult diaper makers and orange pancake makeup suppliers.
Jack Valentino
(5,029 posts)"Republicans are good for the economy!"
I was somewhat impressed by his truthful admission that 'gas prices are up'! LOL
'Trump telling the truth about something'--- that is notable!
roamer65
(37,957 posts)Oh whoops. Already did that!
cliffside
(1,727 posts)decisions to make when you sell ... when to sell and when to buy back.'
I'm not saying selling was the wrong decision, I'm just wondering what determines when to buy back? Asking as someone who has sold their retirement account in March 2000, bought back in March 2003. Sold again in early 2008 and then went in to fixed asset investments. I've found technical analysis to be helpful over the years. Thanks in advance.
David__77
(24,731 posts)BigmanPigman
(55,171 posts)GRIFT. GRIFT. GRIFT