It’s the whole constitutional crisis thing.
And “50 Cent” is back.
Tech bloodbath forgotten. Never mind the bonds.
A couple of things worth noting…
“Pop”?
“The longest run has been during the Roaring 20s, ending with the Great Depression.”
But that could soon be eclipsed.
If Monday was largely a bore outside of some overnight fireworks in Asia, Tuesday made up for it.
“We’ve had eight years now of writing new rules and honestly I can’t really think of a place where we are lacking in an important rule.”
“What do you mean, ‘we,’ Kemo Sabe?”
Not exactly “exhilarating.”
“We would not be surprised if we reach [the year-end] target during 1H2018 and it marks the high for the year.”
Ok, look: if you’re still hungover from a combination of turkey, greasy mashed potatoes, and copious amounts of not-quite-top-shelf red wine, it’s time to snap out of it because last week is melting into this week as tends to happen historically on Sundays.
Trading is over for the week, so go out and challenge someone at Walmart to a fist fight over a flatscreen deal.
You’re welcome…
Well, what can you say?
The thing about wizards is they are “never late, nor are they early.” Rather, “they arrive precisely when they mean to.”
More records.
One of the caveats in Goldman’s outlook centered around the idea that tax cuts might not materialize or, perhaps more appropriately, that this process will continue to be so fraught as to make it a source of ongoing angst as opposed to a reason to celebrate.Â
“We would deem it ‘irrational exuberance’ if the S&P 500 during the next three years followed the exponential trajectory of stocks in the late 1990s.”
The air up here is thin.
Ok, well there were some notable headlines to start the week…
So get up on Brian’s level or get left in the dust.
“The parable of the boiling frog refers to how a frog in a pot can get slowly boiled alive without even realizing it”…
Holiday road.
Well, an eventful week ended on a sour note, which is a shame for the bulls because Thursday was a barnburner.Â
“It has become progressively difficult to say something new.”
“That’s one small step for rich people and corporate ‘citizens’ and one giant leap for Republicans who can’t get shit done”…
You people are an irrational bunch and you always have been.
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