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Regardless of the detail or arguments for or against Trump as President, he's most certainly unconventional. I don't think anyone would argue with that no matter what their political views - Trump is unconventional when compared to previous Presidents and other national leaders.This a very detailed analysis of the troubling issues of Trumps personality which make him unfit for Presidency
That being so, he's unconventional, as investors / traders we'd be wise to bear that in mind given that he's seeking re-election next year. Expect, well, expecting unconventional things to happen would seem a reasonable thing to say and it's a reasonable assumption that at least some of those things will impact upon markets.
Looking at the whole situation from China to the Middle East to economics to Trump himself it's all much the same. It all has a lot in common with tinder dry bush on a 45 degree day with a strong wind blowing.
Now if the opinion polls were to show that Trump's re-election is anything other than a sure fire certainty then that amounts to a cornered wild animal does it not?
That could get "interesting" to say the least and could well move the markets significantly (noting that credible financial organisations have already acknowledged that Trump's actions do add to market volatility).