How long will the Trump Trade go?

[Charles West]

Today, stock market went down big. Any gains from the Trump trade all gone. Hope it's not a harbinger for next year.

It is Trump's lousy policy, for sure.

 

[Fernando]

It is Trump's lousy policy, for sure.

For sure. Market not happy with Trump's future agenda.

 

[Charles West]

Today's drop is healthy; stay tuned for a big rebound once the Fed news is digested.

 

[Bobby Bucks]

I shorted ANSI today, crossing my fingers and knocking on wood.

 

[Charles West]

For sure. Market not happy with Trump's future agenda.

I was getting ahead of your incorrect analysis. The truth is the market is expressing its 'no confidence' vote in the Fed. It's no big deal. The trend hasn't changed, and the trend is your friend.

 

[Fernando]

I was getting ahead of your incorrect analysis. The truth is the market is expressing its 'no confidence' vote in the Fed. It's no big deal. The trend hasn't changed, and the trend is your friend.

Then Trump shouldn't take any credit if stocks go up because of the FED.
Best to leave FED independent and not stick his nose/influence the FED.

 

[Charles West]

Then Trump shouldn't take any credit if stocks go up because of the FED.
Best to leave FED independent and not stick his nose/influence the FED.

Policy isn't the same as price stability, one of the Feds mandates, as you should know. So far, Merrick and Yellen don't seem to understand what they are doing, so don't be surprised if both get browbeaten.

 

[Fernando]

Since Biden came into office, stock market has gone up significantly. Thank you.
Since 2022 when high inflation and 1% GNP growth, many at that time said we were going to stagflation.
Since then, economy has 3% GNP, inflation gone done, and no recession. Thank you Biden, Yellon, and FED.

 

[J Grant]

His base credits Trump when the stock market goes up yet hold him blameless when it goes down.

 

[Fernando]

His base credits Trump when the stock market goes up yet hold him blameless when it goes down.

https://time.com/4858235/bill-clinton-george-w-bush-presidential-scholars/

Bill Clinton and George W. Bush: The Most Important Presidential Quality Is Humility​

Speaking together at the 2017 graduation ceremony for the Presidential Leadership Scholars Program, former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush took what was perhaps a subtle swipe at President Donald Trump when talking about leadership qualities.

“Humility,” Bush responded Thursday when asked about the most important trait for a president to have, NPR reports. “I think it’s really important to know what you don’t know and listen to people who do know what you don’t know.”


“Realize it’s about the people, not you,” Clinton elaborated. “A lot of these people who are real arrogant in office, they forget. … You don’t want to say, ‘God, look at all those people I beat.'”