Looks like the president has covid. The market is responding. Probably going to be a rocky week for stocks due to uncertainty.
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Originally posted by disneysteve View PostThe debates could be held virtually. No reason they need to physically be in the room.
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Originally posted by rennigade View PostLooks like the president has covid. The market is responding. Probably going to be a rocky week for stocks due to uncertainty.
If it is true, I wish him a speedy recovery (and hopefully he doesn't infect any more people on his staff than he might already of done).
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Originally posted by rennigade View Post
It just wouldn't be the same. Not to mention, both would be reading a lot of things off teleprompters so it wouldn't even be their thoughts. There's only so many hot topic questions that can be asked. They'd have all the answers in front of them to read.Steve
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Its real.
Evidently the dow is down 400 points on the news (here). Pence may need to assume some of the duties of the Office of President.
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I know the stock market hates uncertainty, but realistically, why does it matter to Wall Street that he has COVID? Wall Street is betting heavily on a Biden win so shouldn't this be a positive for the market? Is the concern that other government officials may also be infected?Steve
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Originally posted by disneysteve View Post
I think speculating about the president being incapacitated is premature.
I know the stock market hates uncertainty, but realistically, why does it matter to Wall Street that he has COVID? Wall Street is betting heavily on a Biden win so shouldn't this be a positive for the market? Is the concern that other government officials may also be infected?james.c.hendrickson@gmail.com
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Originally posted by james.hendrickson View Postthe media is saying the Trump's infection is raising concerns about a second wave.Steve
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Originally posted by disneysteve View Post
The next debate is a town hall with the candidates answering questions from the audience so they couldn't have their answers prepared in advance necessarily.
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Originally posted by disneysteve View Post
So the 200,000+ Americans dead and 1,000,000+ dead worldwide wasn't enough of a concern but an elderly obese guy who refused to wear a mask or socially distance catching it suddenly makes them concerned?
Now, if he doesn't make it...biden wins in a landslide.
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1. There's a 94% chance Trump gets through this if he was a nobody. I'm sure he is already getting remdesivir and plasma even with mild symptoms.
2. The market will do market things, but our institution has plenty of talent who can take Trump's place. In fact this country practically runs itself as we have seen someone who went through 4 years without saying much of substance besides everyone thinks he is doing a good job and that he has done more than any president. I had no idea so many leaders and diplomats around the world are "very good people" and that he is good friends with all of them.Last edited by Singuy; 10-02-2020, 09:25 AM.
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