‘I Wish I Could Make Lasagna’: Meet Anne Lee, Trump Voter And Struggling Farmer
“We’re supposed to be feeding the world, and we can’t even put food on our own table”.
“We’re supposed to be feeding the world, and we can’t even put food on our own table”.
“CONGRATULATIONS AMERICA!”
And a partridge in a pear tree.
Lacking impediments, global stocks summit ever higher peaks.
“Data dependent”, so to speak.
Now if only Trump could get the “Do Nothing” ISM to cooperate, he’d be in good shape.
So, is there any risk? Well, yes.
The phase one deal contains nine chapters.
High drama, as General Trump engages in all-day brinksmanship before signing off on the deal.
“They want it and so do we!”
“With the onset of the trade war in the first quarter of 2018, the impact of Trump’s policies on markets changed drastically”.
“At the depth of the market selloff last December, we set a controversial S&P 500 price target of 3,100 for 2019”.
The good, the bad, the bearish and the bullish.
“Nearly all of the early December gain was among upper income households”.
“I don’t watch the stock market”.
This plan could still be dusted off.
How many Dow points will it take to convince Trump to dial it back?
“Lower Rates & Loosen – Fed!”
The combination of tariff angst and “Warren risk” (so to speak) is a helluva psychological burden on the C-suite.
After all, we’re “playing with the house’s money”.
“We have traded up on such optimism before, only to then be let down”.
Henry Kissinger “hopes” things don’t get worse.
“The ratings will be tremendous”.
This sounds like a trivial statement (and it is), but…
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