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PLEASE YAHWEH, TRUMPS BEEN A GOOD GOY, PLEASE, NOT BEFORE THE MIDTERM, PLEASEEE-OOHNONONONONO!

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AAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA FUCKING IDIOTS

Now post a pic of the graph from 2016 til now

Lmao the part these shill threads all leave out.

The Fed has been raising rates for over a year and you think the market just noticed? Give me a break.

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cnbc.com/2018/10/10/the-fed-is-undergoing-a-major-change-and-the-market-is-having-a-fit.html

Nice try, Obamaleaf.

Raising the interest rates, which is what the markets are reacting to (well, that and the report from the IMF yesterday) is not executive branch policy, although the pres will catch the blame for it. That said, it's a necessary thing. Obama's flat economy would have been far worse if he hadn't basically kept the interest rates at or near 0. But they have to be raised because it provides manouevre room if things really go bad.

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>Talking heads know whats going on
They speak out their ass because they are paid to give you a reason, user. The whole theory makes zero sense.

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Says the leaf that blames Trump on a 1 day chart because it makes him look bad, like the media has wanted him to for the past 2 years.

If even the media outlets that shill against Trump 24/7 admit that the Fed has to do with it, you're just being plain retarded. You're so scripted you don't even read the articles anymore.

Yes. This.
He gets it.

>Says the leaf that blames Trump on a 1 day chart because it makes him look bad, like the media has wanted him to for the past 2 years
Did I blame Trump anywhere? This has nothing to do with the fed, or Trump. But whatever, low IQ, keep thinking that the entire international markets woke up one day 14 months after the fed raised rates and was shocked to find out that the rates have been raised, exactly on pace as the Fed announced last year.

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>High interest rates don't curb economic growth

Also investors are far more reactionary than you are pretending. Or maybe you just don't know better, since that seems more likely.

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Like clockwork.

Final day of correction, futures up nicely, banks report earnings tomorrow and tax cuts should be making them super wealthy, tomorrow will be green and then earnings season is going to FOMO people.

Protip pick up AMD shares tomorrow, or if you are rich probably BABA, AAPL and that good shit. AMD might have FOMO leading into the 22nd when it reports earnings and its at literally rock bottom prices, 25.50 to 33 very possible by next Friday.

Not that they don't effect the economy. Just that they don't startle the market into a crash nearly two years into "normalization policy". Nothing changed in the fed between 10/3-10/4. The crash has nothing to do with those rates, that is a nonsensical correlation that certainty has no weight behind it.

>he thinks the stock market is rational and responsive to the real world

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should have bought it when it was 8 freedom bucks

They are purposely blowing things up for the mid-terms. Everyone is against Trump at this point. It will happen on a larger scale in summer of 2020

You realize that stocks falling because of the rate increase is still an issue right? If the economy hasn't recovered enough, rates might tank the whole think.

Will you fucking jews just stop trying to meme failure and realize you lost? The economy is ours.
While 800 points sounds like a lot, the Dow Jones Industrial Average began Wednesday at more than 26,000. So the decline ultimately represented a loss of only about 3.2%. In other words, the stock market is back where it was in roughly mid-August.

>amd

that party is ending because the crypto party is over.

kind of in favor of Obama desu

uh ohhhhhhh

Ummmm have you been watching yield on the 10 year.......retard

>10 AM to 4pm
It's like watching a high school student try to fool their teacher.

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Sell the Dow based on that correlation then, it would have worked so well for you so far. See how well your correlation works for you. Good luck!

You just have our troll government to thanks for this, the mad men keep trying to test the global markets attitude towards people playing dice with their credits.

>stock market only belongs to Trump when inaugurated
The election itself in November caused a major shift. Confidence and optimism is what drives a market and Trump provided that Day 1.

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We never recovered from 2008. Fed just lowered rates and started pumping the economy with fiat so the bank could keep rolling out cheap loan.
If the markets really recovered, it could take way higher rates.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY LIFE SAVINGSSS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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can go -15% and nothing will happen

the more trump talks about the crash, the more central banks will bring the market down, and trump will be the one that gets blamed.

The Fed has been inflating the economy through 0% interest rates and buying up assets. Now that's coming to and end because they've achieved as much they possibly could through QE. The claim has always been that the vastly inflated economy would start hurting when the Fed stops propping it up. That article doesn't address the concern at all.

I wonder what the shills on Fox Business are saying now that the bloated numbers don't look so good.

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2% of 100 is nothing...call me when its 45.99999%