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trump winning the election.
chris Townson
Posted: 02 April 2024 06:43:26(UTC)
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what impact is he and his policies likely to have on the market if he gets elected?
worried
Tim D
Posted: 02 April 2024 07:36:06(UTC)
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Chewed over in this thread a few months ago
https://moneyforums.city...bad-for-stockmarket.aspx
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MBA MBA on 23/04/2024(UTC), Thrugelmir on 23/04/2024(UTC)
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Posted: 23 April 2024 18:59:18(UTC)
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In summary: no one knows or understands. Trump will cit tax’s for corporates (good for equities) but the guy is gonna run even bigger deficits and ballon the national debt even more. Also might he make the west safer or unsafer. In conclusion, Trump provides significant volatility and unknowns, especially in how liberals will react to Trump.
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Posted: 23 April 2024 21:26:23(UTC)
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Yellen got short shrift recently when telling others how great Biden's economic policies are for the global economy. As the German finance said. The Inflation Reduction Act (of 2022) is doing the exact opposite of what it's called. The US generally seems to be heading towards a credibility problem.
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ANDREW FOSTER
Posted: 23 April 2024 21:27:34(UTC)
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MBA MBA;303475 wrote:
In summary: no one knows or understands. Trump will cit tax’s for corporates (good for equities) but the guy is gonna run even bigger deficits and ballon the national debt even more. Also might he make the west safer or unsafer. In conclusion, Trump provides significant volatility and unknowns, especially in how liberals will react to Trump.



I don't think Trump will win now...

His about face on Ukraine has enraged the MAGA lobby and made him look like a jerk to everyone else.

As log as the like of Marjorie Traiter Greene (Putin Special Envoy) are spouting the same diatribe the GOP looks split and unco-ordinated.
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Posted: 24 April 2024 08:46:37(UTC)
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ANDREW FOSTER;303482 wrote:
MBA MBA;303475 wrote:
In summary: no one knows or understands. Trump will cit tax’s for corporates (good for equities) but the guy is gonna run even bigger deficits and ballon the national debt even more. Also might he make the west safer or unsafer. In conclusion, Trump provides significant volatility and unknowns, especially in how liberals will react to Trump.



I don't think Trump will win now...

His about face on Ukraine has enraged the MAGA lobby and made him look like a jerk to everyone else.

As log as the like of Marjorie Traiter Greene (Putin Special Envoy) are spouting the same diatribe the GOP looks split and unco-ordinated.


The polls are indicating otherwise.

Trump is ahead in most of the swing states, and RFK, Jr. is hurting Biden.

About 302:236 to Trump in the Electoral College.

Arizona, Nevada and Georgia moving sharply to Trump.

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Posted: 24 April 2024 09:09:25(UTC)
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It's the bookies' business to know where he's at, so always worth checking in on their opinion:
https://www.oddschecker....al-election-2024/winner

Currently showing The Donald as slight favourite at evens or 9:10, 10:11 kinda numbers, while Sleepy Joe is behind at around 11:10 or 6:5. (@Neminem: you have anything on already? IIRC you mentioned you'd done well from from some political bets before.)

Next in line are Michelle Obama (WTF?! Seriously?) and Robert Kennedy Jr. at 16:1 or longer.

(BTW, here's a fun bit of RFK news from a couple of days ago https://thehill.com/busi...s-budget-on-blockchain/ )

Good luck America.
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Neminem Laedit on 24/04/2024(UTC), Pre Ka on 24/04/2024(UTC), Dentmaster on 24/04/2024(UTC)
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Posted: 24 April 2024 11:02:40(UTC)
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Tim D;303525 wrote:
@Neminem: you have anything on already? IIRC you mentioned you'd done well from from some political bets before.)


There was a period circa 2006-16 where I posted forecasts on another website for most elections, domestic and foreign, and I didn't get one wrong. Highlights were the Hung Parliament of 2010 (forecasted years in advance), the election of a South American Pope, and of course Trump 2016. Based on early returns (mostly US) I often posted the final outcome before the main-stream media "called" the election. It was fun, generated a lot of sound and fury, but no-one made money betting against me.

Trump was a steal in 2016 when he was almost universally considered a joke, before he clinched the GOP nomination.
He was out to 15/1 at some times.
https://fortune.com/2016...trump-president-gamble/

Now, he's a known quantity, not to be underestimated, so his odds are too short to trade.

My hunch is Trump. He always outperforms the polls (shy-Trumpist syndrome?) and his negatives are built-in, and seemingly irrelevant, or are even part of his appeal. The gerontology of Biden won't look any better in six months time, let alone its prospects in a second term; and then there's the nightmare of an unelected President Harris...

LBJ didn't seek another term, because he didn't think he would survive it, and didn't want to put the American people through the trauma of another death-in-office so soon after the last. I've always admired him for that and, as it happens, he was proved correct, almost to the day.

So I probably won't be betting this year, but I hope Trump wins.

Besides, I've found a much more profitable hobby, which dare not speak its name...
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Neminem Laedit
Posted: 24 April 2024 14:21:48(UTC)
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Tim D;303525 wrote:


Next in line are Michelle Obama (WTF?! Seriously?) and Robert Kennedy Jr. at 16:1 or longer.

(BTW, here's a fun bit of RFK news from a couple of days ago https://thehill.com/busi...s-budget-on-blockchain/ )



Michelle would make a fine presenter of Sesame Street. And that's it...

RFK Jr. could gain traction, especially if - like Perot - he makes it into the TV debates.

His agenda will be good for the price of the "magic beans", sorry - Bitcoin.

Trump has already pivoted his way, leaving Biden as the financial fuddy-duddy, and the odd man out...
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Posted: 25 April 2024 22:52:00(UTC)
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Neminem Laedit;303540 wrote:

...and then there's the nightmare of an unelected President Harris...


Two views of the Vice-Presidency:-

"It ain't worth a pitcher of warm piss !" [for public consumption bowdlerised to "spit".]
"Cactus Jack" John Nance Garner, Vice-President 1933-41

"I am nothing; but I may be everything..."
John Adams, Vice-President 1789-97
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