This is a weaponized market, but I question the timing. It is too convenient that right after the well-received SOTU address, and release of the FISA memo (which was preceded by a questionable train crash), that the market would shed all of it's 2018 gains. Now, media attention has shifted to the one thing that affects the future of most all taxpayers: the markets. Do you think it's possible that this was used to rattle Trump and his public support?
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