Once again, the markets proved how they don’t believe the shameful impeachment tactics of the most corrupt politicians in Washington.
Within hours after the house impeached Trump, the market gave ‘em a big F U by responding with yet another all-time high.
LOL!
This confirms what we’ve been telling you for years about how The Markets Move in Anticipation of Events.
So, if they believed Trump was in danger, the indexes would’ve crashed – or started to crash long ago.
This is how the markets work…are you listening?
What we witnessed was not an impeachment.
It was the final nail in the coffin that quickens the divide among the American people and ultimate destruction of the once great Democrat party.
Sad to say it also accelerates the loss of confidence in government in America.
This is how empires collapse.
And the blowback from this will be harsh.
Now – in addition to galvanizing his voter base – the Republican party is firmly behind Trump.
Going into 2020, there won’t be even one credible candidate coming forward to try and challenge Trump for the nomination despite the impeachment.
That tells us everything we need to know about the impeachment credibility.
And you can bet your bottom dollar that Pelosi and company will delay turning the impeachment over to the Senate for a trial.
Why?
They have nothing and they know it.
So, by delaying the Senate’s inevitable acquittal of Trump, (ironically, or NOT, qualifying him to run again in 2024…LMAO!) they can keep the “air of impeachment” hanging over him hoping it might hurt his chances.
They’re also stalling until Jezebel Hillary declares her candidacy in January.
Sorry Hillarator, third time won’t be a charm…it will be a death sentence.
This all factors into our predictions for 2020, The Year of Chaos, in our December newsletter:
See how it affects YOU and how to prosper AND thrive in it before it’s too late.
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