These people fear monger but often with elements of truth or a lot of truth with Buy Survival Food links. (like Alex J.ones a bit)
I was going to unscubscribe but I enjoy seeing what might give me a head up in stocks-charts that mimic other stuff that seems to relate or be affected by proxy of the current state of the economy which should affect many stocks and mirror performance the 80 percent of the time?
Source to store below with graphic graphs relating
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgxwKjKwlGrKtTCQMbbPPBgxxlbKmNo, the Marines aren't going anywhere, but the Trump camp is treating this as a military operation. Even though the media has projected that Joe Biden is the president-elect, Trump won't concede and he might have strong support from his base. The reason is that Republicans are fighting for their lives; the Georgia Senate race will only be determined in early January and they must keep Trump supporters stoked, since losing Georgia puts the Senate at 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans, which, as it stands, leaves Kamala Harris as the final decision-maker…
No one wants a blue sweep; I would even argue that Democrat voters don't realize how much their 401(k)s and their daily lives will be hurt by giving Democrats full control.
Socialism might be back on the table, along with higher taxes, a mountain of business hurdles and an anti-growth approach targeting capitalism and the rich.
What's clearly evident about the United States today is that with over 70M voters for Trump, there is a validated movement of Americans, who cherish their Constitution and Bill of Rights to the letter.
Courtesy: Zerohedge.com
The reason the markets aren't tumbling by 10% to 15%, even though there's a cloud of uncertainty surrounding elections, is due to Wall Street's working thesis: Trump won't be able to prove enough voter irregularities to change the ultimate outcome (even though he is going full throttle in territories that represent 79 Electoral College votes), but that his supporters will help Republicans win the Senate seats in Georgia, creating gridlock.
Gridlock, as far as Wall Street is concerned, equals compromise, which translates to deals. These include large fiscal programs, such as new Covid-19 relief bills, more PPP, no fiscal cliffs, an approved budget without last-minute dramas, more school funding and enhanced unemployment benefits.
This, as you know, means more debt.
This is the reason I will never sell my gold; the global economy is leveraged, by definition.
Back to Trump's legal actions – a SUMMARY:
* The Trump camp has filed lawsuits against entire states, state officials and election officials. His strategy is to take it to the Supreme Court, where he hopes to prove that certain tactics were unconstitutional and disqualify votes.
* Some of the heated issues include drive-in voting, which might be ruled as invalid.
* Not allowing observers to watch how votes are counted.
* Eyewitness accounts.
What to expect:
* Not much, for the next few days. The idea is that Trump's team expects little success at the state level and will send this to the U.S. Supreme Court.
* Recounts are coming.
If Washington announces a spending bill today (Tuesday) or tomorrow for 2021 – well ahead of time – it will show to markets that the tone has changed and that divisiveness has calmed; that would be a catalyst!
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