That's the nail in the coffin for her election campaign I would think.
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That's the nail in the coffin for her election campaign I would think.
AIR was certainly af .. afff ... affected, but it certainly wasn't the worst affected, today, some got gutted big time, mainly small caps. AIR might have been the worst blue-chip affected though, except maybe MHI if that's a blue-chip. Ugly day all round really.
Watching futures and overnight, should tell the story for tomorrow. Bounce or follow through down?
Watch them collapse if Clinton gets in as well. Those two had to be the worst pair of all the presidential hopefuls.
They gave Janet a good old telling off and she has sorted out her team so all back on track. Markets heading to new highs before the election.
Janet needs to make sure her team keeps to the script.
Thank you for the "one day sale" Mr.Market.
I missed getting all the shares I wanted in a company I was buying on Friday.
Came home from a busy day in North Canterbury to find the balance of my order had been filled.
Must say North Canterbury looked splendid.A very pleasant trip.And book sales were good too.!!
So, a few words from members of the Fed and alls well---They are trapped in a low interest nightmare,with the inevitable put off for now,until some catayist comes along that is bigger than a mutterance from the fed---US elections??...(now thats getting scarey)
Why Friday(in the US)was a concern if you read between the lines....
Quote ----- A day like Friday makes institutions cringe. Most institutions diversify between stocks and bonds. Some throw in for protection reasons some gold, oil and commodities. The theory is that all of them should not go down at the same time. Friday, as the chart shows, they all went down simultaneously. When institutions cringe, the only way for them to become more defensive is to sell to raise more cash. This exasperates the selling.
This time it was fixable..all the Fed had to do was say a few words