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These Are The Celebrities Who Vowed To Leave America If Trump Wins
NYSE floor traders began chanting "lock her up!," as Clinton
appeared on television screens around 11:35 am, when she urged her
millions of disappointed supporters to accept the stunning defeat. "Ding-dong, the witch is dead," shouted another floor trader.
"We haven’t discussed that in recent days. I think that it’s all in good time."
Everything is about to change...
“He’s not urging her to resign at all,” Judy
Shelton an advisor to Trump on monetary policy, told The Wall Street
Journal. Janet Yellen’s term as chairwoman expires in February, 2018.
However, while Trump won't seen her premature departure, Shelton suggested Trump wouldn’t nominate Ms. Yellen to a second term, and instead would name someone else to take the helm.
"Every client overnight asked us the same question - "should I
buy the dip?" with the futures hitting temporary shutdown circuit
breakers as we are typing this around midnight New York time. We'd love
to say yes, as we have been avid dip buyers over the past few years.
But, our gut instinct is no."
"America needs a strong
The selling in the Yuan appears to be closely correlated to today's unprecedented liquidation in US Treasurys...
While Donald Trump celebrated his surprise election win over
Hillary Clinton and equity futures swooned in response, billionaire
investor and Trump supporter Carl Icahn headed home to start trading. Icahn, left President-elect Trump’s victory party in the early hours of the morning to buy about $1 billion in U.S. equities, he said Wednesday in an interview with Erik Schatzker.
Who could have seen this coming? Just weeks after Ford idled four factories due to slumping sales and excess inventory, GM just followed by slashing 2000 jobs permanently and suspending a third shift at production facilities in early 2017.
No. Clinton’s team of cognitive scientists and professional persuaders did a terrific job of framing Trump as scary. The illusion will wear off - albeit slowly – as you observe Trump going about the job of President and taking it seriously.
CNN Anchor: "I can assure you that Donald Trump is going to get historical low numbers among Latinos. It would be sweet, sweet justice if tonight it was the Latino vote that defeated Donald Trump."
"...there are neighborhoods where colleagues hardly dare to stop a car -- because they know that they'll be surrounded by 40 or 50 men. These attacks amount to a deliberate challenge to the authority of the state -- attacks in which the perpetrators are expressing their contempt for our society."
“We still haven’t shattered that highest glass ceiling, but someday someone will, and hopefully sooner than we might think right now.”
After a brief few hours of rallying overnight as early indications tilted towards Clinton, the moment Florida was called for Trump, China's offshore Yuan started to crash. Just hours later it has dropped 5 big figures to a record lows of over 6.82/$ despite China's officials preferring him.
This was about as ugly an auction as we have seen in years, and
if this is indicative of how the market will treat the Trump
administration, we may find ourselves in an entirely new regime: one
where the bond vigilantes take on not the Fed, but the president. Where
have we seen that? Oh yes, in Italy in 2011. That particular episode
resulted in the ouster of Berlusconi.
This year’s pollsters gave an unanimously appalling performance, unworthy of our times...Unrepresentative
of the mood of the country. Impotent in transmitting from survey
design, to candidate's probability. Most exposed human bias and lack of
mathematical confidence; also vigorously feeding into the
spineless narrative from mainstream media who have subtly advantaged
Hillary Clinton whenever possible.
One of the burning questions troubling Wall Street this morning
is whether president elect Donald Trump plans on reshuffling the Fed,
eliminating its so-called "independent" and perhaps going so far as
firing or "requesting" Janet Yellen's resignation. to answer the
question whether or not Yellen's role is in jeopardy, we went to the two
most authoritative sources available: JPM and Goldman.
The US Treasury yield curve is steepening at the fastest rate 2008. 2s30s has exploded 16bps as the long-end of the US Treasury curve crashes higher in yields as US equities are aggressively bid, back to overnight highs, crushing the forecasts of Mark Cuban and many others... "in the event Donald wins I have no doubt in my mind the market tanks."
A reflection on just how wrong the pollsters were about this election cycle
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