Được nói ngày 06/06/2025, tại 9:28 trong video.
“Short-term, I would expect to see a lot more volatility. Flat out, investors hate this type of uncertainty. So, I wouldn't be surprised if we see more market turmoil.”Không thể xác định chắc chắn hướng của dự đoán này, nên không tính vào điểm số.
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unified. Maybe it's too idealistic to expect that these matters would be handled privately behind closed doors. But objectively, I do think the country would be much better off if we didn't have so much political back and forth. Of course, I get it. The counterargument to this is that this allows everything to be aired out in the open publicly so that all of us could see exactly what's happening in real time and then come to a decision ourselves. Although in terms of how this impacts you, here's the honest truth. Short-term, I would expect to see a lot more volatility. Flat out, investors hate this type of uncertainty. So, I wouldn't be surprised if we see more market turmoil. But long-term, I wouldn't expect this to have any meaningful consequences. And it doesn't really change anything about the market fundamentals. Like, sure, not passing the new tax bill will most likely have a bit of a drag on the economy, but let's also be real. A new tax plan is most likely going to pass, and there will be spending increases because Congress loves to spend money. It is wildly unpopular to cut spending or raise taxes. So, the only thing left to do at this point is just to print more money. Is this
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