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You can see in this graph the spike early in the year due to the Trump tax increase (you know, the Trump action morons label "tax cuts for the rich!"); and then this month's spike due to China's monetary policy which is going to probably cost another 3 months of our time...Volatility spikes, but its all relative pic.twitter.com/q9Rr4nhvvn— Howard Silverblatt (@hsilverb) October 28, 2018
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You can see in this graph the spike early in the year due to the Trump tax increase (you know, the Trump action morons label "tax cuts for the rich!"); and then this month's spike due to China's monetary policy which is going to probably cost another 3 months of our time...Volatility spikes, but its all relative pic.twitter.com/q9Rr4nhvvn— Howard Silverblatt (@hsilverb) October 28, 2018
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You can see in this graph the spike early in the year due to the Trump tax increase (you know, the Trump action morons label "tax cuts for the rich!"); and then this month's spike due to China's monetary policy which is going to probably cost another 3 months of our time...
Volatility spikes, but its all relative pic.twitter.com/q9Rr4nhvvn
— Howard Silverblatt (@hsilverb) October 28, 2018