Trump is taking a day off from the campaign trail and concentrating on business. Apparently many people are distancing themselves from the Trump brand because they don'... moreTrump is taking a day off from the campaign trail and concentrating on business. Apparently many people are distancing themselves from the Trump brand because they don't want to be associated with anything Trump. Whether this is temporary or permanent has Trump gambled the health/stability of his business empire so he could run for president? Is the Trump brand wordlwide much less appealing to investors/customers? If he does become a Trump TV station owner will anyone watch besides his current supporters? I guess if there are 14 million of them that's a sizable audience. What happens to Fox news when Trump News takes over? Which would you watch and why? less
The authors are Ben Leubedorf, Eric Morath and Josh Zumbrun and the column appeared in the August 25, 2016 Wall Street Journal. Now to be fair some of the 45 did not respond and so... moreThe authors are Ben Leubedorf, Eric Morath and Josh Zumbrun and the column appeared in the August 25, 2016 Wall Street Journal. Now to be fair some of the 45 did not respond and some who did declined to state a position. Bottom line though still is that not ONE of the 45 indicated support for Trump. Whatever that means.....whatever that's worth. The WSJ thought it was important enough to create a survey and those are the results. Do you think it's important or un? Why?
The company is Macroeconomic Advisors and the principals are Chairman Joel Prakken and Senior Managing Director Chris Varvares. They said the S&P 500 goes up 4% with a Prez&n... moreThe company is Macroeconomic Advisors and the principals are Chairman Joel Prakken and Senior Managing Director Chris Varvares. They said the S&P 500 goes up 4% with a Prez Clinton and goes down 7% with a Prez Trump. Good luck one and all if you are in the stock market. Brave the lot of you. Kudos to you!
