Trump Stock Market Crash.

[Lazaran]

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Trump's stock market was generally overvalued by 77% in September and many of the top investment strategists are predicting a crash in the near future.

If/when the stock market crashes before or after the election, people need to be made aware of its historically overvalued nature under the Trump administration's policies.

Do not let the republicans blame a crash on Biden. This balloon/bubble is filled with Trump's hot air and flatulence. When it bursts, make sure Trump assumes all the blame, just like he took all the credit for its overvaluation.

TIA

 

[coati]

And the out-of-control COVID pandemic and the Cult-45 political virus have not even reached their winter nadir yet.

I'll put up Christmas lights this year, despite all this darkness.

Hope for better times in 2021.

 

[Lazaran]

And the out-of-control COVID pandemic and the Cult-45 political virus have not even reached their winter nadir yet.

I'll put up Christmas lights this year, despite all this darkness.

Hope for better times in 2021.

I'm pretty sure people know Trump and the republicans own the Covid crisis.

I'm not sure they understand how Trump and the republicans tax policies and deregulation have led to the historic overvaluation of the stock market.

This outcome was predicted by non partisan economists when they reviewed Trump and the republicans tax and deregulation policies, but they were ignored.

I hope for a better sustainable economy and energy future under Biden and the Democrats, but just like back in 2008, there is likely to be a lot of damage mitigation to do before real progress can be made.

People need to remember who is/was responsible for the economic, environmental, and social damage inflicted over the last four years; Trump and the republican leadership.

 

[SugarDaddy1]

CEO of world’s biggest money manager sees ‘more to go on the upside’ for the market

BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink told CNBC on Tuesday the stock market can continue to move higher, adding to the strong rebound in recent months after the coronavirus-driven sell-off earlier this year.

I believe we still have more to go on the upside even in front of probably rising infection rates with Covid-19,” Fink said on “Squawk Box.” “We have a strong conviction that the average investor still is under-invested, and they’re going to have to be putting more and more money to work over the coming months and maybe even years."

Fink also said the prevalence of low Federal Reserve interest rates for longer while the U.S. economy tries to dig out of the pandemic-induced hole will help stocks. Additionally, he expressed optimism that another fiscal stimulus package to support the recovery will eventually be approved, even if it doesn’t end up happening until early next year after the presidential election.

BlackRock’s assets under management rose to nearly $7.81 trillion for the quarter, up from almost $7.32 trillion in Q2 and up from $6.96 trillion in third-quarter in 2019.

Source

 

[kissedcherry]

Setting the stage

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Trump's stock market was generally overvalued by 77% in September and many of the top investment strategists are predicting a crash in the near future.

If/when the stock market crashes before or after the election, people need to be made aware of its historically overvalued nature under the Trump administration's policies.

Do not let the republicans blame a crash on Biden. This balloon/bubble is filled with Trump's hot air and flatulence. When it bursts, make sure Trump assumes all the blame, just like he took all the credit for its overvaluation.

TIA

How sick. Everyone that understands the market knows it will crash the day after the election if Biden wins and it will break records if Trump wins.

But the liberals always find ways to blame others for their damage. So here we go. Before it happens greasing the gears to blame Trump for the total economic ruin his ideas will bring to THE WHOLE WORLD. If the US economy goes down it will be a global depression. So, they need to be ready to blame Trump. What pure evil this is.

 

[Wrong Element]

Investors can be superstitious, and there's a lot of negative history with the market in late October.

 

[StrictMiss]

It's the pandemic, stupid.

The Great White Dope allowing the pandemic to run rampant is the cause of the negativity in the market. But, what Putin wants, Putin gets. Only fair: He paid for it.

 

[Lazaran]

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People can spin things however they want.

The fact remains that the market under Trump is historically overvalued due in large part to his and the republicans tax and deregulation policies. This coupled with Trump and the republicans Covid response failure needs to be recognized.

They own the coming market crash and the Covid crisis.

SAD!!!

 

[Fuzzy1975]

How sick. Everyone that understands the market knows it will crash the day after the election if Biden wins and it will break records if Trump wins.

Hmmm I don't think that, I guess I am not part of the "everyone" how quaint..

But the liberals always find ways to blame others for their damage.

Wow, I never thought Trump was a "liberal"....

https://www.google.com/search?q=don...ome..69i57.4850j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

So here we go. Before it happens greasing the gears to blame Trump for the total economic ruin his ideas will bring to THE WHOLE WORLD.

Right now the whole worlds economies are in the tank, and it is not the "direct" fault of Trump....I'd say it's the fault of COVID-19, but that is just me, you on the other hand....

If the US economy goes down it will be a global depression. So, they need to be ready to blame Trump. What pure evil this is.

The last time the world experenced a global depression was in 2008 due the US sub prime lending issues, and that was not blamed upon Bush jr, or Obama, but on the US lack of banking controls ( Bush and Clinton both had their finger in that pie).

I expect if it happens again, the world would look to the root cause, as was done in the past, pull together and deal with it.

A last parting thought DP, the US is currently in debt way past any other time in the past, ( as are all the other major economies in the industrialised world) so moving forward it will be the Debt holders dictating policy, not so much the large world economies.

The US may find itself in an unfamiliar position of being not at the head of the table, as the world restructures, after all, it is not your population, geographic size,military or even your economy that has kept the US front and centre in world affairs, it has been how the US government has worked and co-operated with the rest of the industrialised nations.

With the new fiscal reality, I would think Trump would be the last personality type you would want at the negotiating table as the industrialised world sorts itself out from the COVID-19 pandemic.

But that is just me, someone who is not blinded by party affiliation or US nationalism...

 

[Wrong Element]

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People can spin things however they want.

The fact remains that the market under Trump is historically overvalued due in large part to his and the republicans tax and deregulation policies. This coupled with Trump and the republicans Covid response failure needs to be recognized.

They own the coming market crash and the Covid crisis.

SAD!!!

I believe the market had been factoring in that there was going to be some more stimulus, in the same way the initial rally in the spring came after the original stimulus. Now they know that's not going to happen, and stocks are tanking as a result.

 

[Lazaran]

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PoppedCherry resorting to the tried and true tactic of accusing others what they themselves are guilty of. Classic.

Trump and the republicans policies have created the conditions for the market to be grossly overvalued RIGHT NOW, before the election, and they have used the inflated numbers to support their bids for re-election.

If/when the market crashes from these unsupported and unsustainable highs created by those policy driven conditions, Trump and the republicans will own the responsibility.

They can't have it both ways.

 

[Lazaran]

I believe the market had been factoring in that there was going to be some more stimulus, in the same way the initial rally in the spring came after the original stimulus. Now they know that's not going to happen, and stocks are tanking as a result.

Agreed. How ironic that the bastion of free trade is depending on stimulus from the government.

SAD!!!

 

[StrictMiss]

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PoppedCherry resorting to the tried and true tactic of accusing others what they themselves are guilty of. Classic.

Trump and the republicans policies have created the conditions for the market to be grossly overvalued RIGHT NOW, before the election, and they have used the inflated numbers to support their bids for re-election.

If/when the market crashes from these unsupported and unsustainable highs created by those policy driven conditions, Trump and the republicans will own the responsibility.

They can't have it both ways.

Well, they do own all unnecessary US covid deaths and they will own all the
"could have been avoided" shutdowns. I think we should confiscate the Trump family real estate holdings to help pay for this Republican mess. Although Kushner's NYC buildings will be worth shit soon.

 

[Ziggins]

All bubbles pop. Timing can be inconvenient for politicians, but keeping money in a bubble is lost money. Our money is a bubble.

 

[Pookie]

For the day:

26,519.95 −943.24 (3.43%)
Oct 28, 4:20 PM EDT

For the week:

-1,656.95 (5.88%)
Mon, Oct 26 9:30 AM-Wed, Oct 28 4:00 PM

 

[butters]

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Trump's stock market was generally overvalued by 77% in September and many of the top investment strategists are predicting a crash in the near future.

If/when the stock market crashes before or after the election, people need to be made aware of its historically overvalued nature under the Trump administration's policies.

Do not let the republicans blame a crash on Biden. This balloon/bubble is filled with Trump's hot air and flatulence. When it bursts, make sure Trump assumes all the blame, just like he took all the credit for its overvaluation.

TIA

if biden wins, you can bet everything you own that trump and his minions will blame biden, totally ignoring the pre-election drop and the skyrocketing covid numbers. in fact, when covid hits its hardest and hospitals are struggling nationwide, they'll point at biden and say it's his fault, not their absence of policies--quite forgetting the meme they push about covid "disappearing" on nov.4th

I believe the market had been factoring in that there was going to be some more stimulus, in the same way the initial rally in the spring came after the original stimulus. Now they know that's not going to happen, and stocks are tanking as a result.

*nods* they were.

 

[Dribble]

Having next to zero interest at the Federal level for as long as we have says something to anyone with a brain. The economy is fake. It is not based on sales...wages...or production...or anything it should be based on. It is based on the fact large companies can borrow massive amounts to pay themselves at next to no interest. This would be ok if the companies took the money and reinvested in infrastructure. Or spent it on their workforce. But it is going 100% straight into the pockets of the top 1%.

 

[nowisthetime]

What other reason, besides racism, is there to vote for the pig? He can't fall back on "the stock market is great" now, can he?

 

[Lazaran]

What other reason, besides racism, is there to vote for the pig? He can't fall back on "the stock market is great" now, can he?

He can fall back on law and order..... And I have to say that the daily riots aren't helping Bidens cause.

I just saw a poll that showed support for the protests down from 61 percent to 47 percent.

Just something for the far left to consider if Biden loses and they try to pin the loss on what a bad "not progressive enough" candidate he was.

Kinda like they blamed Hillary for losing when they didn't hold their noses and vote for her.

History may very well repeat itself.

 

[ishtat]

The stock market is not a measure of the economy. Unemployment and underemployment are far more important. Of particular note is the underemployment of women.

 

[Dribble]

He can fall back on law and order..... And I have to say that the daily riots aren't helping Bidens cause.

I just saw a poll that showed support for the protests down from 61 percent to 47 percent.

Just something for the far left to consider if Biden loses and they try to pin the loss on what a bad "not progressive enough" candidate he was.

Kinda like they blamed Hillary for losing when they didn't hold their noses and vote for her.

History may very well repeat itself.

If Trump steals this election...these riots will be looked at as fluff.

 

[Dribble]

The stock market is not a measure of the economy. Unemployment and underemployment are far more important. Of particular note is the underemployment of women.

It is an indicator of the economy. All one has to do is Google...Are stock markets an indicator of the economy.

This is not saying un- or underemployment are not indicators too. But don't be ignorant.

 

[Lazaran]

If Trump steals this election...these riots will be looked at as fluff.

He won't have to steal it if moderate republicans, democrats, and independents are turned off by the rioting and looting.

As a progressive leaning moderate democrat, I can tell you that the perpetual protesting is as fatiguing as the Covid crisis. I'm still voting for Biden and I still support BLM, but they need to step up and stamp out the looters in their midst. The cost of their actions will exponentially outweigh any brief financial gain provided by the merch they stole.

They're literally loading the gun that Trump and his supporters will shoot them with.

Wake the fuck up.

 

[Lazaran]

It is an indicator of the economy. All one has to do is Google...Are stock markets an indicator of the economy.

This is not saying un- or underemployment are not indicators too. But don't be ignorant.

That may have been true once, but as things now stand, the stock market has decoupled from the overall economy.

Just google "is the stock market decoupled from the economy".

What it portends for the future is unclear, but the current overvaluation is a huge problem, and low interest rates and loose monetary policies seem like a short and long term recipe for disaster IMHO.

One of the top investment strategists who predicted Trumps win in 2016 just predicted he is going to win again, and that gross income inequality following four more year or less of Trump will spark an actual revolution in the US by 2027. He also predicted the 2024 election will make 2020 look mild.

Enjoy.

 

[Dribble]

That may have been true once, but as things now stand, the stock market has decoupled from the overall economy.

Just google "is the stock market decoupled from the economy".

What it portends for the future is unclear, but the current overvaluation is a huge problem, and low interest rates and loose monetary policies seem like a short and long term recipe for disaster IMHO.

One of the top investment strategists who predicted Trumps win in 2016 just predicted he is going to win again, and that gross income inequality following four more year or less of Trump will spark an actual revolution in the US by 2027. He also predicted the 2024 election will make 2020 look mild.

Enjoy.

Oh I agree about it being decoupled. But it is still used by the Fed as a primary indicator. So it is.

We are heading for a violent revolution no matter who wins. The only difference is how it will occur. This is why I support a Constitutional Ammendment allowing states to leave. This is the only way I see that can possibly prevent violence.