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Uncle Joe

(58,282 posts)
Mon Apr 29, 2019, 01:11 PM Apr 2019

Wall Street Is Confused And Scared About 2020



If you wanted an easy way to narrow down the absurdly expansive field of Democratic candidates, you could do a lot worse than eliminating any candidate who isn’t hated and/or feared by Wall Street. It’s become clear that the only two who definitely make the cut are Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and a new piece in New York confirms this.

(snip)

One banker told the magazine that Warren “would torture” bankers. Another said “if it’s Bernie versus Trump, I have no fucking idea what I’m going to do.” Another was livid that many candidates haven’t looked at big donors and said “What can I do to get this person?”—because what’s the point of having millions of dollars if you can’t use that wealth to extract policy promises from potential presidents?

(snip)

“This is like venture investing. You really don’t know who’s going to break out, but your hope is you have a good portfolio and that one of these investments breaks out,” Bruce Heyman, a former Goldman managing director and ambassador to Canada, told me.

You’re not supposed to admit that this is all an investment to you, dude! At least some of your colleagues pretend it’s about “character” in addition to the bottom line.

(snip)


https://splinternews.com/wall-street-is-confused-and-scared-about-2020-1834382138




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Wall Street Is Confused And Scared About 2020 (Original Post) Uncle Joe Apr 2019 OP
Good IronLionZion Apr 2019 #1
Exactly - now they know how WE feel . . . . hatrack Apr 2019 #3
The looting has to stop! I will not vote for or support anyone that does not make that clear. n/t brewens Apr 2019 #2
I totally agree with your first sentence brewens Uncle Joe Apr 2019 #4
 

IronLionZion

(45,380 posts)
1. Good
Mon Apr 29, 2019, 01:21 PM
Apr 2019

Be confused and scared. Just like many normal people during the financial crisis who lost their homes and jobs for no good reason.

Idiots.

Democrats are better for the stock market and jobs. There is plenty of real data proving this over decades.

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hatrack

(59,574 posts)
3. Exactly - now they know how WE feel . . . .
Mon Apr 29, 2019, 02:12 PM
Apr 2019

In the immortal words of Bruce Willis, "Welcome to the party, pal!!"

If I were to vote in a presidential
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brewens

(13,538 posts)
2. The looting has to stop! I will not vote for or support anyone that does not make that clear. n/t
Mon Apr 29, 2019, 02:08 PM
Apr 2019
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Undecided
 

Uncle Joe

(58,282 posts)
4. I totally agree with your first sentence brewens
Mon Apr 29, 2019, 03:32 PM
Apr 2019

and I will stick to your second sentence through the primaries, but in the G.E. I will vote for the Democratic nominee over Trump regardless.

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primary today, I would vote for:
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