What is happening is that the investment community is now factoring in a Trump premium. It is blindingly obvious that Trump is promoting business and a massive infrastructure rebuild. All this ensures a decade of steady growth and a rapid decline is unemployment as well.
All this is hugely bullish. Eight years of stalling on a strategically needed pipeline is been replaced by a build order. Just playing catch up will fill the order books.
This is all in the national interest as well and long overdue.
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WE DID IT! 5 Days in, President Trump Makes History (Obama Never Achieved This)
Mary Kate Knorr | January 25, 2017
The Dow Jones industrial average hit record-breaking highs this morning when it surpassed 20,000.
This is a threshold the market’s been within reach of since Christmas.
This is a historic high for Dow Jones—the market index that measures the performance of the United States’ largest 30 companies.
The Dow, which first nearly topped 20,000 on 13 December and again on 6 January, when it came within 0.37 points of the landmark, finally broke through after the opening bell was rung on Wall Street by Ashton Poole, CEO of lender Triangle Capital. The closing bell will be rung by executives from InBev, brewers of Stella Artois but whether the Dow’s rise will go flat by then remains to be seen.
The market had rallied sharply in the wake of Donald Trump’s presidential victory but seemed to loose steam ahead of his first day in office. It broke the barrier of Wednesday after infrastructure stocks rose sharply ahead of the market’s open, boosted by Trump’s renewed pledge to build a wall along the Mexican border and talks of massive infrastructure investment. A rise in Boeing’s shares, which reported better than expected results Wednesday, and the continued rally in the financial sector that has accompanied Trump’s win also helped push the Dow over the line.
President Trump is celebrating this victory for business in the U.S. and tweeted this morning.
WE DID IT! 5 Days in, President Trump Makes History (Obama Never Achieved This)
Mary Kate Knorr | January 25, 2017
The Dow Jones industrial average hit record-breaking highs this morning when it surpassed 20,000.
This is a threshold the market’s been within reach of since Christmas.
This is a historic high for Dow Jones—the market index that measures the performance of the United States’ largest 30 companies.
The Dow, which first nearly topped 20,000 on 13 December and again on 6 January, when it came within 0.37 points of the landmark, finally broke through after the opening bell was rung on Wall Street by Ashton Poole, CEO of lender Triangle Capital. The closing bell will be rung by executives from InBev, brewers of Stella Artois but whether the Dow’s rise will go flat by then remains to be seen.
The market had rallied sharply in the wake of Donald Trump’s presidential victory but seemed to loose steam ahead of his first day in office. It broke the barrier of Wednesday after infrastructure stocks rose sharply ahead of the market’s open, boosted by Trump’s renewed pledge to build a wall along the Mexican border and talks of massive infrastructure investment. A rise in Boeing’s shares, which reported better than expected results Wednesday, and the continued rally in the financial sector that has accompanied Trump’s win also helped push the Dow over the line.
President Trump is celebrating this victory for business in the U.S. and tweeted this morning.
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