I see things like this all the time but I cant recall the same publication contradict itself this way within three business days
WSJ September 29
Dow Deja Vu: ‘Trump Trade’ Regains Favor
Investors betting the Fed will raise rates and Republicans will make headway on tax overhaul
WSJ October 2
Two Signs the ‘Trump Trade’ Isn’t Really Back
WSJ October 3:
....The White House tax plan is the big opportunity for investors right now, and many see the risks only about whether it will happen and how big it will be, not in how it will affect the market. It just seems obvious that tax cuts will produce effects similar to the “Trump trade” that gripped the markets after Donald Trump’s election last year. Stocks will rise, led by banks, smaller companies, high-tax companies and economically sensitive cyclical stocks. Bond yields and the dollar will go up, and emerging markets will underperform.
The trouble for investors is that exactly this has already been happening in recent weeks. If it was all about taxes, these market trends would suggest there has been a huge reassessment of the prospects of the plan passing Congress.
The trouble for investors is that exactly this has already been happening in recent weeks. If it was all about taxes, these market trends would suggest there has been a huge reassessment of the prospects of the plan passing Congress.
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