To The Moon

Mid Term elections day No matter how apolitical you might think the market is or should be, we cannot deny that market policies and government spending etc are ultimately decided by politicians. Hence, the direction they are taking in terms of steering the country and the implications will ripple onto and into the very fabrics of the society they are leading and that of course includes the economy as well. That is why the decisions they make impact livelihoods and hence the big responsibities they shoulder. The markets like stability. And a clear direction. Hence, it would be in the best interest of the market to see a clear and undivided leadership. And in terms of US politics, that means control of the house and senate by the same party that the president belongs to. The logic

When former U.S. President Donald Trump was in office, he often became memes for his talk show-like statements, such as:However, this is a comedic genius who was "delayed" by the presidency, but after losing the presidency, he instantly "grew up" and revealed his "political vision" that he did not have when he was in office, and took a fierce "shot" at the current President Biden.There is no denying that the highest inflation rate in the United States in nearly four decades is sweeping through major cities. Compared with gas prices of less than $2 per gallon during Trump's presidency, the average price of regular gasoline in the United States has risen to $5.01 per gallon, breaking the record high set in July 2008. Such sky-high prices are extremely painful for countless low-income consume