Doubtful. In my lifetime, it's always crashed near the of end of the republican second term, then a Dem is elected to fix it. |
Elizabeth Warren is the biggest threat to America's longest expansion. Luckily, she a typical liberal hypocrite and Pete Buttigieg knocked her down a few pegs. |
No the timing has more to do with market realizing Dems going to win. Then it crashes. You got it backward. |
That is not why it crashed in 2008. The market doesn't work that way. The market fell 22% on October 19, 1987 when Reagan was president. The next president was Bush, another Republican. It did not crash because the market realized a Dem was going to win. It was the largest market decline in one day in history. Look it up. |
2008 was a bubble |
Watch tech. https://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspeculations/2020/12/31/big-tech-leads-decline-in-core-earnings/#6378a58b499e |
i Like what Ray Dalio has to say. 40 percent chance before the 2020 election. He predicted the last recession and is quite a smart, but weird guy |
If the market has a sharp correction that will be the time to buy. |
Duh. |
Nope. If at all anything happens it will be the day after Trump is re-elected. The economy is the main thing Trump has going for him and they are not going to lose that plot before November 2020. |
Actually maybe not. At some point all this debt and bubble values come due. Everyone expects a V recovery but Fed is running low in quiver. |
This. A dip makes for buying opportunities. Y'all sell, I'll be buying. |
I don’t see Dems winning 2020. They can never unite. Sad as is, I am beginning to accept trump winning 2020. You can thank far left for that. |
too early to tell anything |
I'll ask my 16 yo and report back. He's a market shark. |