One Trader’s Message To Markets: No, This Is Not A “Bad Dream”

Normally, my sentiments with regard to markets align pretty closely with those of former FX trader and Bloomberg contributor Richard Breslow. His daily missives usually hit my inbox between 2 and 3 a.m. EST. My mornings typically start with a combination of Breslow's wit, the (shrill) sound of the cappuccino machine reluctantly warming itself up, and the ring-shaped ghosts of a cigar floating away out the cracked living room window (h/t Erik Larson). This morning, I don't agree with Breslow. O

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TH – In a former post re:Trump dollar comments, you framed his comments as shooting from the hip as he usually does, and (correctly I believe) laughed off the notion that he was some FX grand strategists.

Why then not place his off the cuff comments on other issues (civil rights leaders, NATO, or protectionism for that matter) in similar context? Clearly no need to take a lot of what he says literally.