Oh, I'm not saying anything except that we should a disregard a temporarily panicking market if there is a course of action that is going to be largely benefici

Oh, I'm not saying anything except that we should a disregard a temporarily panicking market if there is a course of action that is going to be largely beneficial. The article is implying that a plan for affordable housing was working and then the market reacted negatively. The impression given was that this would be a devastating blow to this plan, and my comment was just 'let them freak out, they will get over it'.