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11/04/2026 Stock Market Reaction This Morning : HUGE SIGH OF RELIEF.

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    • November 4, 2026 at 5:06 pm #24477
      BigBalls
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      Kaboom! The markets expressing their approval on the guardrails being put in place. Financial markets are reacting with a huge vote of confidence. They expect less volatility, end to the war, and some semblance of rationality.

      Big day for us today guys, lots of green in my portfolio right now. Cheers and keep stacking crabby patties!

      “ Stock market today: Dow rallies 1,400 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq gain after Democrats win control
      Of Congress. “
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    • November 5, 2026 at 4:09 am #24591
      RWC
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      Wow quite a day. As you know the Democrats are not fans of AI so those companies are getting hit today but everything else is green.

      • November 5, 2026 at 5:28 am #24596
        BigBalls
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        Yes, it’s going to be very interesting to watch things play out in the short term but also in the long term. Today was the biggest one day rally of 2026. That speaks volumes about what the markets think of the election results. They liked it. To your point , data center construction will likely be impacted. Chip stocks took a hit today but other tech stocks rose  Apple and Microsoft hit all time highs today. Let’s see what kind of policy initiatives are contemplated. Historically midterm elections shape stock performance in the near term but tend to not move markets much over the long term. What we saw yesterday was seismic and uncommon. The results in Texas in particular are  concerning for data centers. Overall, I think extreme policy overhauls in any area are highly unlikely now that we have a divided government. A legislative gridlock caused by the division of power can act as a brake for foolish government spending. The financial markets have been rattled by the increased spending and debt loads of this administration ( specifically the bond market) . And of course the billions being spent on a war. I’m encouraged by the huge rally today and the implicit approval by the financial sector.

         

         

         

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