Strategist: ‘Cohn’s Departure Will Weigh On Stocks And Keep A Bid To Vol. For Weeks’

It looks you're all The Bruce Dickinson and Gary Cohn is your "cowbell" on Wednesday. Everyone's "got a fever" and "the only prescription" is more Gary. Opinions vary on the extent to which Cohn's ouster/exit/"fuck this moron, I'd like to retain some semblance of dignity" moment actually matters all that much. To be sure, Bloomberg's Cameron Crise has a point when he says that in "the developed world, institutions tend to be stronger than individuals, such that the gain or lo

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3 thoughts on “Strategist: ‘Cohn’s Departure Will Weigh On Stocks And Keep A Bid To Vol. For Weeks’”

Thanks god that Trump is straightening out the trade deficit.
https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/Press-Release/current_press_release/ft900.pdf

“Year-over-year, the goods and services deficit increased $7.9 billion, or 16.2 percent, from January 2017.
Exports increased $9.7 billion or 5.1 percent. Imports increased $17.6 billion or 7.4 percent.”

Must be Obama’s fault.

LOL. Headline on my google news feed: USA Today – “Dow Drops 150 Points after Trump’s Economic Advisor Gary Cohen Resigns.”

I just had one of those “hit your forehead” moments of epiphany about the next WH top economic advisor. Fits the base, is a forceful speaker and well experienced with the press, always has a strong opinion, just the kind of thing that’s needed. Is it finally time for — wait for it — Larry Kudlow? God knows he’s been waiting for a long, long time.