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Wall Street basks in Trump's golden glow: Dow soars to all time high on second consecutive day as traders mourn Clinton by chanting 'ding dong the witch is dead'; No singing on the trading room floor!
Topic Started: Nov 11 2016, 05:19 AM (596 Views)
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The Dow index closed on record high of 18, 807 on Thursday afternoon
It was the second closing record for American stocks in a row
The S&P 500 also hit a new high as the markets bask in Trump's victory
US dollar surged to one month record of 99.063 against other currencies
Trump's win initially sent markets into a tailspin overnight on Tuesday
Carl Icahn took advantage, betting $1billion as the futures market flailed
Traders chanted 'Ding Dong the Witch is Dead' as Hillary Clinton conceded


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3923886/US-STOCKS-Wall-St-set-open-higher-investors-cheer-Trump-win.html#ixzz4Pgr2b9fD
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The DJIA has gained 854 points since November 4th, 772 or a little over 90% of that on are before election day.

I don't think you can contribute that much to the election outcome.

Silicon Valley doesn't seem to like Trump, with big losses at Google and Amazon, after the election.
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thoughtless
Nov 11 2016, 03:12 PM
The DJIA has gained 854 points since November 4th, 772 or a little over 90% of that on are before election day.

I don't think you can contribute that much to the election outcome.

Silicon Valley doesn't seem to like Trump, with big losses at Google and Amazon, after the election.
google and Amazon were both caught multiple times shilling for the Hillary campaign.
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estonianman
Nov 11 2016, 03:16 PM
thoughtless
Nov 11 2016, 03:12 PM
The DJIA has gained 854 points since November 4th, 772 or a little over 90% of that on are before election day.

I don't think you can contribute that much to the election outcome.

Silicon Valley doesn't seem to like Trump, with big losses at Google and Amazon, after the election.
google and Amazon were both caught multiple times shilling for the Hillary campaign.
Add to those MSN.com and AOL.com What I wonder about is how everyone pushed Clinton. She had 10 times the cash and staff. All, except Fox, shilled for her. Fifty seven newspapers endorsed her. Two presidents and one VP campaigned for her. The FBI let her off the hook in July. The polls all shilled for her. Heck, she should have been up by 50 points, you might say. The debates were tailored for her to win, CNN fed her questions ahead of the debate. And she still lost. How does that happen?

The bond markets are into a deep tank today.
Edited by peewee, Nov 11 2016, 03:37 PM.
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estonianman
Nov 11 2016, 03:16 PM
thoughtless
Nov 11 2016, 03:12 PM
The DJIA has gained 854 points since November 4th, 772 or a little over 90% of that on are before election day.

I don't think you can contribute that much to the election outcome.

Silicon Valley doesn't seem to like Trump, with big losses at Google and Amazon, after the election.
google and Amazon were both caught multiple times shilling for the Hillary campaign.
Use Sherman Act and break them up.
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The market prefers stability. Whatever the source.
Trump winning and a Republican Congress will spell the end of obstructionist policy.
While I hate the direction it has taken, I'm fine with a government that is prepared to actually do something, even if it's wrong.

A Clinton Administration would have been another four years of obstuction politics. Not now. The markets like that idea.



Edited by CautionaryTales, Nov 11 2016, 04:39 PM.


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Nov 11 2016, 04:39 PM
The market prefers stability. Whatever the source.
Trump winning and a Republican Congress will spell the end of obstructionist policy.
While I hate the direction it has taken, I'm fine with a government that is prepared to actually do something, even if it's wrong.

A Clinton Administration would have been another four years of obstuction politics. Not now. The markets like that idea.



We're moving into the acceptance phase under budget and ahead of schedule
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Nov 11 2016, 03:40 PM
estonianman
Nov 11 2016, 03:16 PM
thoughtless
Nov 11 2016, 03:12 PM
The DJIA has gained 854 points since November 4th, 772 or a little over 90% of that on are before election day.

I don't think you can contribute that much to the election outcome.

Silicon Valley doesn't seem to like Trump, with big losses at Google and Amazon, after the election.
google and Amazon were both caught multiple times shilling for the Hillary campaign.
Use Sherman Act and break them up.
They are big business buddy, they will fall in line without that.
Trump may well turn out to be your biggest disappointment in life.
He has already turned away from a number of the promises he made you.

Can the wall joke be far behind?


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Nov 11 2016, 04:41 PM
CautionaryTales
Nov 11 2016, 04:39 PM
The market prefers stability. Whatever the source.
Trump winning and a Republican Congress will spell the end of obstructionist policy.
While I hate the direction it has taken, I'm fine with a government that is prepared to actually do something, even if it's wrong.

A Clinton Administration would have been another four years of obstuction politics. Not now. The markets like that idea.



We're moving into the acceptance phase under budget and ahead of schedule
I told you guys a long time ago that I can function in any environment.

I think Trump lied to you guys. Hopefully you'll be as functional when he does and you figure it out.
Edited by CautionaryTales, Nov 11 2016, 04:47 PM.


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Nov 11 2016, 04:45 PM
estonianman
Nov 11 2016, 04:41 PM
CautionaryTales
Nov 11 2016, 04:39 PM
The market prefers stability. Whatever the source.
Trump winning and a Republican Congress will spell the end of obstructionist policy.
While I hate the direction it has taken, I'm fine with a government that is prepared to actually do something, even if it's wrong.

A Clinton Administration would have been another four years of obstuction politics. Not now. The markets like that idea.



We're moving into the acceptance phase under budget and ahead of schedule
I told you guys a long time ago that I can function in any environment.
:cheers:
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The intended roll back of Dodd-Frank along with consumer protections is a great day for Wall Street and the Banks.

So of course they are responding positively.

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Trump has not bee hostile to banking reform, although I doubt he will take a Democratic approach. He has, for example, suggested an end to carried interest tax rates. What he will do when the unstoppable force of his gigantic tax cuts for the rich hits the immoveable object of an exploding federal deficit and entitlement costs is anyone's guess. I don't think Trump himself knows which way he will jump on that one.
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CautionaryTales
Nov 11 2016, 04:45 PM
estonianman
Nov 11 2016, 04:41 PM
CautionaryTales
Nov 11 2016, 04:39 PM
The market prefers stability. Whatever the source.
Trump winning and a Republican Congress will spell the end of obstructionist policy.
While I hate the direction it has taken, I'm fine with a government that is prepared to actually do something, even if it's wrong.

A Clinton Administration would have been another four years of obstuction politics. Not now. The markets like that idea.



We're moving into the acceptance phase under budget and ahead of schedule
I told you guys a long time ago that I can function in any environment.

I think Trump lied to you guys. Hopefully you'll be as functional when he does and you figure it out.
Democrats were able to function after 8 years of more of the same, when Obama didn't give them the "hope and change" that he had promised...All liberals need to function is a massive dose of denial.......... :dunno:
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Coast2coast
Nov 11 2016, 04:48 PM
The intended roll back of Dodd-Frank along with consumer protections is a great day for Wall Street and the Banks.

So of course they are responding positively.

Trump also had put in the platform he supported a new Glass Steagall law....

oh btw STOCKS: BEST WEEK SINCE 2011...
Only liberals can choose not to go down the road to widespread, systematic violence.
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Whoa..wasn't the narrative that Clinton was Wall street's stooge a big talking point by Trumpers???..strange world these days..one thing today..another thing tomorrow.
You may be a conservative republican..if you are pro life until you get your mistress knocked up
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Nov 11 2016, 05:41 PM
Trump has not bee hostile to banking reform, although I doubt he will take a Democratic approach. He has, for example, suggested an end to carried interest tax rates. What he will do when the unstoppable force of his gigantic tax cuts for the rich hits the immoveable object of an exploding federal deficit and entitlement costs is anyone's guess. I don't think Trump himself knows which way he will jump on that one.
What will he do?
There's probably a way for him to skim it.


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Robert Stout
Nov 11 2016, 06:13 PM
CautionaryTales
Nov 11 2016, 04:45 PM
estonianman
Nov 11 2016, 04:41 PM
CautionaryTales
Nov 11 2016, 04:39 PM
The market prefers stability. Whatever the source.
Trump winning and a Republican Congress will spell the end of obstructionist policy.
While I hate the direction it has taken, I'm fine with a government that is prepared to actually do something, even if it's wrong.

A Clinton Administration would have been another four years of obstuction politics. Not now. The markets like that idea.



We're moving into the acceptance phase under budget and ahead of schedule
I told you guys a long time ago that I can function in any environment.

I think Trump lied to you guys. Hopefully you'll be as functional when he does and you figure it out.
Democrats were able to function after 8 years of more of the same, when Obama didn't give them the "hope and change" that he had promised...All liberals need to function is a massive dose of denial.......... :dunno:
I've seen crap like this come and go. This will pass too.


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Nov 11 2016, 07:00 PM
Whoa..wasn't the narrative that Clinton was Wall street's stooge a big talking point by Trumpers???..strange world these days..one thing today..another thing tomorrow.
Agreed....libs calm one day...rioting the next......
Only liberals can choose not to go down the road to widespread, systematic violence.
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Nov 11 2016, 04:45 PM
estonianman
Nov 11 2016, 04:41 PM
CautionaryTales
Nov 11 2016, 04:39 PM
The market prefers stability. Whatever the source.
Trump winning and a Republican Congress will spell the end of obstructionist policy.
While I hate the direction it has taken, I'm fine with a government that is prepared to actually do something, even if it's wrong.

A Clinton Administration would have been another four years of obstuction politics. Not now. The markets like that idea.



We're moving into the acceptance phase under budget and ahead of schedule
I told you guys a long time ago that I can function in any environment.

I think Trump lied to you guys. Hopefully you'll be as functional when he does and you figure it out.
Either Ma Barker, had she been elected, or Trump can and would most likely change their minds on some campaign promise. They all have in the past. We expect a certain amount of that with each new president. They have a right to change or modify their campaign promise if for nothing else but because they have new or more privy information than they previously had. We all change our minds from time to time on opinion.
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Peewee put his finger on the real reason there. Bonds are crashing, as is currency.
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