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It seems like they keep trying it and hoping the markets respond better. But watching today, it seems like the markets aren't getting tricked anymore.
by legitster 2y ago
It seems like they keep trying it and hoping the markets respond better.
But watching today, it seems like the markets aren't getting tricked anymore.
- jhickok 2y agoI don’t know who needs to hear this in the executive branch, but markets do not like uncertainty.
- rsynnott 2y agoThe markets(TM) tend to have a bit of a normalcy/nothing-ever-happens bias, and are overly-willing to discount the possibility of unusual/nonsensical things happening. So, to an extent, even when tariffs were announced, the markets did not entirely believe in them. However, they are beginning to believe in them now.