I ask again, which is it?
Hey someone asked that little cunt @CaneFanSC if we’re allowed to play this game with Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, etc, etc…
Go ahead and asked that cunt for me since he ran and hid when I called him on his bullshit.
Also…This is a lot of celebrating and “I told you so” being that none of these market fluctuations are out of the ordinary.
The Dow is basically even since Trump’s election and the Nasdaq is down what…11-12%???
That’s a lot of woofing for a dip.
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OK, so down less than 10% right?
Also I noticed the 60 days before the election it was up 12%…Is that common for each election too?
The reality is presidents have very little to do with the stock market. Trumps threats of tariffs on and off dont help but eventually it will correct itself.
Now trump does love when the markets are doing well but it is usually not because of him.
Then why are you celebrating it you fucking idiot? You’re the one being critical of Trump with regards to the market.
It’s often in spite
A market expert now, right?
Who woulda thunk it?
I don’t know about the S&P specifics, and I would also say nothing is so alarming yet.
And it’s true that presidents usually don’t affect the stock market much. But a lot of quick drastic actions can totally shake investor confidence, and no one will accuse Trump of being careful.
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This pretty much sums it up.
They don’t care.
My point for asking about pre-election was because as Trump gained some steam, that could have contributed to its rise, and that SOME of this correction was inevitable. Obviously the tariffs, etc. are a more drastic approach as you said. And of course the market would be leary of anything that curbs trade so they are likely a big part of it.