FINANCIAL ANALYSTS say market rise due to BIDEN' victories & INTL financial moves

[TOP]

You said you are happy if the market goes up...no matter what makes it go up

A pandemic could be very, very good for drug company stocks...and drug company stocks could easily lead a market into a higher trajectory, TOP.

I explained that in my earlier post.

The silly part of this conversation was your comment that if the market goes up...you would be happy no matter what drives it up.

Let me know when that (pandemic/carnage) happens.=and the market soars...I will not be as happy...nothing silly about that, is there?...

 

[Ross Dolan]

Let me know when that (pandemic/carnage) happens.=and the market soars...I will not be as happy...nothing silly about that, is there?...

Aha...so you are reversing yourself. You would NOT necessarily be happy if the market goes up no matter what drives it up.

Okay...now we are on the same page!

 

[Truth Detector]

So are FINANCIAL ANALYSTS saying the market DROP today is due to BIDEN' victories & INTL financial moves???

Bump

 

[TOP]

Aha...so you are reversing yourself. You would NOT necessarily be happy if the market goes up no matter what drives it up.

Okay...now we are on the same page!

No "reversal"... I'll still be happy...but for you, just not as....
You keep me posted...TIA

 

[Granule]

SAVE YOUR KEYSTROKES! I'm just the 'stenographer'. (But I will SHORTHAND it. SANITY).

(Remember, The Hill is the more 'conservative' of the Hill news sources).

[FONT=&]Stocks rise as Biden victories, central banks calm anxious investors

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[FONT=&][FONT=&]Stocks on Wednesday boasted solid gains after a string of major Democratic primary victories for former Vice President Joe Biden and a flood of global central bank stimulus.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average had gained more than 500 points, a roughly 2-percent rise, shortly after 11 a.m. Wednesday as the S&P 500 rose 1.7 percent and the Nasdaq Composite rose 1.5 percent.

Wall Street analysts attributed Wednesday’s strong open to a rally in health care stock prices likely driven by Biden’s resounding Super Tuesday wins. Biden is seen among investors as less of a threat to the health care industry than his chief rival, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who has proposed a nationalized health care system that would supplant private insurers.

“I think this really has been well received on Wall Street as a wonderful Wednesday for Joe Biden,” said Jeff Kilburg, chief executive of investment firm KKM Financial,

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They'll rise a lot higher once Trump wins in November.