The End is Nigh.....Not today!

[1srelluc]

Honestly I thought that there would be a bit more profit taking today.....Pretty solid day for "Market Crash Monday".

 

[White 6]

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Honestly I thought that there would be a bit more profit taking today.....Pretty solid day for "Market Crash Monday".

Was today supposed to be "Market Crash Monday"? Why?

 

[1srelluc]

Was today supposed to be "Market Crash Monday"? Why?

The dems always say that over the weekend. This weekend was no different over the whole Canadian tariff thing.

Sorta akin to "wait till next year" but in a hopeless sense.

 

[White 6]

The dems always say that over the weekend. This weekend was no different over the whole Canadian tariff thing.

Sorta akin to "wait till next year" but in a hopeless sense.

I have noticed, the stock market isn't reacting as much to his antics on US/international market, Tariff Trade War stuff. I think they are getting used to it, viewing it as meaningless tactics and posturing. If he announces something really screwed up, he postpones implementation, calls it off, or tones it down. What he says he wants to do and what he does are often two different things. I don't think he has the balls or gall to push his ideas to the point of actually breaking the US economy. It would be the most enduring legacy of Trumpism, so he won't do it, choosing to back off of a public pronouncement or threat, rather than intentionally be the "The Maga President that killed the golden. I think the market people are starting to get this. But, I could be wrong.

 

[1srelluc]

I have noticed, the stock market isn't reacting as much to his antics on US/international market, Tariff Trade War stuff. I think they are getting used to it, viewing it as meaningless tactics and posturing. If he announces something really screwed up, he postpones implementation, calls it off, or tones it down. What he says he wants to do and what he does are often two different things. I don't think he has the balls or gall to push his ideas to the point of actually breaking the US economy. It would be the most enduring legacy of Trumpism, so he won't do it, choosing to back off of a public pronouncement or threat, rather than intentionally be the "The Maga President that killed the golden. I think the market people are starting to get this. But, I could be wrong.

Yep, you probably are.....I sense some MCM hopes there.

 

[sparky]

wall street is no economic metric

~S~

 

[White 6]

Yep, you probably are.....I sense some MCM hopes there.

Master Communications Management
or
Male Cow Manure?

 

[1srelluc]

Master Communications Management
or
Male Cow Manure?

Whatever suits your situation.

 

[sparky]

wall street has no allegiance to he USofA

~S~

 

[1srelluc]

Not today either.

 

[Delldude]

I have noticed, the stock market isn't reacting as much to his antics on US/international market, Tariff Trade War stuff. I think they are getting used to it, viewing it as meaningless tactics and posturing. If he announces something really screwed up, he postpones implementation, calls it off, or tones it down. What he says he wants to do and what he does are often two different things. I don't think he has the balls or gall to push his ideas to the point of actually breaking the US economy. It would be the most enduring legacy of Trumpism, so he won't do it, choosing to back off of a public pronouncement or threat, rather than intentionally be the "The Maga President that killed the golden. I think the market people are starting to get this. But, I could be wrong.

I said before they were over reacting to social media panic.................sure as hell looked like it.

 

[White 6]

I said before they were over reacting to social media panic.................sure as hell looked like it.

The stock folk are not the steadiest folk, I ever saw. In years past, I have said the same for the oil market people. But, I would really like to think, they have seen enough of how Trump operates and what his words mean and many times what the do not mean, to know any statements are quite likely a temporary thing, or at best, partially walked back to make the impact less impactful.

 

[Delldude]

The stock folk are not the steadiest folk, I ever saw. In years past, I have said the same for the oil market people. But, I would really like to think, they have seen enough of how Trump operates and what his words mean and many times what the do not mean, to know any statements are quite likely a temporary thing, or at best, partially walked back to make the impact less impactful.

They're reacting more to media freak outs than anything.

 

[White 6]

They're reacting more to media freak outs than anything.

Media freaks out all the time, as it sell papers, or ad time, filling coffers. They have mostly been freaking out, when trump comes out, threatening new tariffs, that effect international supply chains, in long and near time planning, as well as sales due to required price increases to maintain margins require for their business plans.

 

[Delldude]

Media freaks out all the time, as it sell papers, or ad time, filling coffers. They have mostly been freaking out, when trump comes out, threatening new tariffs, that effect international supply chains, in long and near time planning, as well as sales due to required price increases to maintain margins require for their business plans.

I see this go around, Trump is playing them quite a bit, and they freakout.

Alcatraz.....deport Zohan.......on and on.

 

[WelfareQueen]

I see this go around, Trump is playing them quite a bit, and they freakout.

Alcatraz.....deport Zohan.......on and on.

America is doing well and this makes Dims very sad.