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From the linked CNBC.com article:
*The Dow’s drop pushed the 30-stock index below the level where it closed on Jan. 19, 2017, the day before Trump took office.
*The sell-off may prove a tough blow to Trump, who has used the Dow as a proxy for the success of his economic agenda.
*Trump tweeted on Dec. 23 that the Dow was up 55% since his election and promised — less than three months before the market entered a bear market — that “the best is yet to come.”
I've been following the DOW in earnest since last week and saw this coming. We haven't hit bottom yet, however. The shorts are reaching down to the 18000 range. If this COVID-19 scare gets any worse, you can bet they'll hit the benchmark before too long.
Pres. Trump has to be going ballistic over this especially with the Fed rate being near zero (EQ) and nothing seems to be changing investor's minds.
*The Dow’s drop pushed the 30-stock index below the level where it closed on Jan. 19, 2017, the day before Trump took office.
*The sell-off may prove a tough blow to Trump, who has used the Dow as a proxy for the success of his economic agenda.
*Trump tweeted on Dec. 23 that the Dow was up 55% since his election and promised — less than three months before the market entered a bear market — that “the best is yet to come.”
I've been following the DOW in earnest since last week and saw this coming. We haven't hit bottom yet, however. The shorts are reaching down to the 18000 range. If this COVID-19 scare gets any worse, you can bet they'll hit the benchmark before too long.
Pres. Trump has to be going ballistic over this especially with the Fed rate being near zero (EQ) and nothing seems to be changing investor's minds.